No, the MP3 effect and shit speakers end up biasing the market; they don't make production irrelevant. The production ends up making a record which has the desired sound under those circumstances.
Which is exactly what is being done by compressing the dynamic range, with respect to US radio broadcasting. They're making records that can survive what the radio stations do to them.
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Date: 2005-05-31 06:18 pm (UTC)Which is exactly what is being done by compressing the dynamic range, with respect to US radio broadcasting. They're making records that can survive what the radio stations do to them.