| Subject: | Re: Re: Noise Pollution |
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| From: | Syd Curtis <> |
| Date: | Tue, 12 Feb 2002 18:22:21 +1000 |
Walter wrote (in part): > From: Walter Knapp <> > > I consider the stereo parabolic to be the biggest advantage when I moved > from my previous mono parabolic. You then allow people to use the very > best filter of all, their own internal sound processing. Far more > capable than any filter we might apply. What a very important point! I had forgotten, but am now reminded, of how amazed I was, when first I started recording (in '68) at all the noise ther= e is which I just hadn't noticed. If stereo recording can let the listener apply their own mental filtering, that surely is a tremendous step forward. I've never advanced past mono. Maybe I should! Syd Curtis in Australia ________________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________ |
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