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It's a vicious circle ..... performers get lazy because they expect their "variaudio" or "melodyne" treatment .....
and people produce robotic soulless but correct tracks....

And sound engineers gain profit by "correcting" otherwise "wrong" sound sources....

Don't let me get started on dynamics manipulation with those 1 button miracle "mastering" tools that do heavy compression/limiting .....

Brrrr...
 
It's a vicious circle ..... performers get lazy because they expect their "variaudio" or "melodyne" treatment .....
and people produce robotic soulless but correct tracks....

And sound engineers gain profit by "correcting" otherwise "wrong" sound sources....

Don't let me get started on dynamics manipulation with those 1 button miracle "mastering" tools that do heavy compression/limiting .....

Brrrr...

I agree with everything you are not about to say
 
In the classical world, the issues are less around that than with editing to produce 'perfect' performances by stitching bits together. The end result in many cases may be technically good performances, but they somehow can lack musicality. The big bugbear I have is modern soloists have frighteningly good technique and produce dazzling pyrotechnics with no soul
 

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