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<blockquote data-quote="joetama" data-source="post: 3102545" data-attributes="member: 564641">Well LIVE is always going to be a whole different animal than studio.A shit ton of live stuff sucks anus juice... However if you have a REALLY good FOH (Front of House, the guy who mixes the show) guy then it rocks. Primus Hallucino-Genetics is a perfect example of what I am saying. But, live also depends on the band being able to play live as well as their &#039;over processed&#039; studio sound. Many bands today **** so much that if they had a live DVD it would sound terrible. But, most of the people that listen to those bands really have no clue so, whats the use.Really actually what is causing this problem is producers and engineers relying so heavily on a compressor. Many people who have worked in the audio industry can hear the compressor &#039;sound&#039; if you look for it and it amazes me when I listen to a CD and hear the squash sound. It just kills me...CD may have much more dynamic range than vinyl, but **** vinyl usually uses it.. LAWL...</blockquote>

[QUOTE="joetama, post: 3102545, member: 564641"] Well LIVE is always going to be a whole different animal than studio. A shit ton of live stuff sucks anus juice... However if you have a REALLY good FOH (Front of House, the guy who mixes the show) guy then it rocks. Primus Hallucino-Genetics is a perfect example of what I am saying. But, live also depends on the band being able to play live as well as their 'over processed' studio sound. Many bands today **** so much that if they had a live DVD it would sound terrible. But, most of the people that listen to those bands really have no clue so, whats the use. Really actually what is causing this problem is producers and engineers relying so heavily on a compressor. Many people who have worked in the audio industry can hear the compressor 'sound' if you look for it and it amazes me when I listen to a CD and hear the squash sound. It just kills me... CD may have much more dynamic range than vinyl, but **** vinyl usually uses it.. LAWL... [/QUOTE]

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