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In the Thread: Planning my DSET

Post Subject: That notion of super-clean sound….Posted by Romy the Cat on: 6/3/2015

anthony wrote:
I am often drawn to the super-clean sound ….

I do not think that use the term of “super-clean sound” in the same way. Vienna Philharmonic does not have “super-clean sound” from the perspective of most of contemporary orchestras. They have different fingering on clarinets, different reeds on oboes, rotary trumpets, narrow trombones, valveless horns and dozens other differences, some the part of design and some of the part of usability. As the result the sound is very distinctively different very far from “clean” but it has completely deferent meaning when colorations actually do server a very positive purpose and that coloration do fort what we call today Viennese Sound. It is very difficult to go for this level of sonic creativity with audio but only after one does go there then the use of term of “super-clean sound” with some kind “offence” connotation I find reasonable. I do think that until you experiment with “non- cleanliness injections” (in one way or other) you truly do not use the term of “super-clean sound” in the same way as I do.

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