If i record something on some lowgrade equipment, like a background track, would it be able to transfer to professional studio equipment and still sound good.
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Question About Transferring files
- Thread starter DarthDooku
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- Feb 27, 2005
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- Full disclosure, I'm a certified Fender technician working in a music store that carries Fender, Yamaha, and Ibanez products among others.
Proffesional-grade equipment will reveal any flaws in a recording, whether low-grade or not. If the low-grade recording sounds crummy, you'll hear it at a pro studio even though it sounds fine on built-in laptop speakers or whatever.
Having said that, plenty of "low-grade" recordings sound amazingly good these days, and the average listener will only notice the most glaring of defects, like popping, clicking, and excessive distortion anyway.
Having said that, plenty of "low-grade" recordings sound amazingly good these days, and the average listener will only notice the most glaring of defects, like popping, clicking, and excessive distortion anyway.
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