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My feelings on all acounts. So the more important question is how
to get the reverb OUT of all these recordings, rather than add more. Not necessarily. Believe it or not, synthesizing (or extracting) ambience actually makes the recordings sound _less_ reverberant. Does this mean that it might be possible to denimbusify recordings with too much phony added reverb? OUCH! That expletive (?) comes from someone who was one of the principal supporters of Ambisonics in the US. The excessive reverb (and it is excessive) you hear in Nimbus recordings isn't phony at all -- its the reverb of the hall in which the recording was made. It goes away when the recording is played though a UHJ decoder and four speakers. I've never experimented to see if the addition of synthetic ambience through added speakers reduces the effect. It should, but I can't say for sure. |
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