The Future of recording

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Hello Chis,

With respect to the history of recording and the migration from analog to digital ..... What do you see that is of interest for the future of recording beyond what we have technologically today?


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Henry
 
i think it all about capturing the moment as best as we can and using technology to achieve the best sonics we can
 
Chris do you have some speculations? Not just sci-Fi kinda stuff beyond the so called stone wall of digital recordings with computers but there must be some talk at you level in the business about what the next few years might bring us - like the development of proper USB microphones etc.
 
So the future of recording is the same as the past of recording...make good recordings of good performances???
 
How about if not only instruments themselves are transducers, but also the studio itself is constructed with transducers? Then the playback room uses the same type of construction as the studio, with DSP to adjust for variance in construction? Which also detects the listener's position in the room and corrects accordingly.

That is futurific :cool:
 
Don't panic! It only took me 7½ million years to compute.
 
whoops, i thought he was done. I'll refrain from anymore posts until I'm sure.
 
I think some folks were expecting a "future technology" kind of answer...but while CLA's answer sounds a bit vague on the surface, in reality, that IS the future of recording and always would be...
....making recordings as good as possible with the gear at hand.....whatever the technology might be.


Though "42" is a pretty good answer too. ;)
 
Maybe artificial intelligence will produce and generate random music broadcast to hard drive terminals in workplaces and homes, doing away with those burdening playing/tracking/mixing/mastering processes.
 
Seeker of Rock said:
Maybe artificial intelligence will produce and generate random music broadcast to hard drive terminals in workplaces and homes, doing away with those burdening playing/tracking/mixing/mastering processes.
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Now that's what I was talking about!
 
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