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  • Thomas Edison
    music recording
    / The role of the producer

    …criterion in separating the “natural” or “re-creative” from the “creative” technique of large-scale classical recordings. In a natural setup, microphones are placed in the optimum positions in the hall—often directly over the conductor—in order to re-create the concert-hall or opera-house effect. In the natural arrangement, the conductor is responsible…

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    …criterion in separating the “natural” or “re-creative” from the “creative” technique of large-scale classical recordings. In a natural setup, microphones are placed in the optimum positions in the hall—often directly over the conductor—in order to re-create the concert-hall or opera-house effect. In the natural arrangement, the conductor is responsible…

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