Me thinks (s)he might be right

Me thinks (s)he might be right

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  • Prompt: Henlo dude(tte)! Why oh why is digital music sometimes so compressed and 'clinical' sounding? Inaccuracy can't be the reason. Hello! The reason digital music is sometimes compressed and 'clinical' sounding is due to the production and mastering process. Compression is a technique used in audio production to even out the dynamic range of a recording, which means reducing the difference between the loudest and quietest parts of the music. This can help make the music sound more consistent and louder overall, which is desirable for commercial releases where the goal is to grab the listener's attention. However, excessive compression can lead to a loss of dynamic range and can make the music sound 'flat' and 'clinical'. Additionally, the mastering process, which is the final stage of audio production, can also impact the overall sound of the recording. If the mastering engineer applies too much compression or uses other techniques to make the music sound 'loud' and 'bright', it can result in a loss of warmth and naturalness. Inaccuracy is not usually the reason for this type of sound. It's more a matter of artistic choices, technical limitations, and commercial considerations.
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