Geezz.. don't make things too difficult here.ekenee wrote:JLGB wrote: Elvis sang that song with reverb plus the room it was recorded and to apreciate that you have to try to recreate a bit of how it sounded then.
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Sounded to who? The band, Elvis, The audience in the 50th row. the first row? The sound engineers?
That is part of what I meant by sound being subjective. It is and always will be.
Sounding to first aid people outside the building? Joe Guercio in the back of the stage? Roadies during the sound check...?
I hope you agree concerts are held for the people in attendance, the fans.
So it is justified to present concerts the way people heard it that evening.
Crappy, low quality, unbalanced sounding soundboards have nothing to do with the sound in the audience.
Presenting soundboards without proper mastering has nothing to do with "original sound", "the way it was meant to be", or whatever..
I'm with JLGB on this topic.
If we can fix these recordings by adding reverb or other elements, we can actually enjoy them...
Cheers, RJ