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<blockquote data-quote="audioholic" data-source="post: 3371069" data-attributes="member: 549629">If he does it digitally, ie synthesizers and/or computers, how can there be a &#039;sound stage&#039;? Where is the drummer sitting? Where is the bass guitarist standing? Can you perceive the vocalist moving across the stage during the recording? No, you cannot, your digitally created techno music has none of that. Its missing too many spacial cues to be used for SQ tweaking.The closet digitally created sound liek that has to spaical projection is in the form of artificially created stereo sweeps, side to side etc. An extremely elementary trick that even simple systems can reproduce coherantly.That is not a knock on techno, heck I like to blast it now and again. But it simply is not a good form of music for &quot;SQ&quot;. I like alot of rap, but id say the exact same thing about it too.What genre of music appeals most to me is not what I am talking about.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="audioholic, post: 3371069, member: 549629"] If he does it digitally, ie synthesizers and/or computers, how can there be a 'sound stage'? Where is the drummer sitting? Where is the bass guitarist standing? Can you perceive the vocalist moving across the stage during the recording? No, you cannot, your digitally created techno music has none of that. Its missing too many spacial cues to be used for SQ tweaking. The closet digitally created sound liek that has to spaical projection is in the form of artificially created stereo sweeps, side to side etc. An extremely elementary trick that even simple systems can reproduce coherantly. That is not a knock on techno, heck I like to blast it now and again. But it simply is not a good form of music for "SQ". I like alot of rap, but id say the exact same thing about it too. What genre of music appeals most to me is not what I am talking about. [/QUOTE]

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