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Trollstormur:
or hit them in the nose with a rolled up newspaper and say "no, you don't get to do this anymore."

Bastardous Bassist:

--- Quote from: sjbrot ---It's pretty obvious that the producer's chair is an important one in the studio. In my mind, I often compare it to the position of director in a film setting, although that may be putting a tad too much importance on it.
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Conductor in an orchestra.

I think production is about as important as the music, actually.  They both need to be good for me to enjoy the album.  I can't listen to an album with poor production, no matter how well-written and played the music is, and same with poorly-written and played music.  I also can't think of any bands for whom a lower quality of production would fit their sound better.  Now, it may hide all of their failings as musicians, which would make them sound like they're better, but the production would still suck.  Of course, I don't like indie, or anything of that ilk.

eternie:

--- Quote from: Bastardous Bassist ---Of course, I don't like indie, or anything of that ilk.
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...And you read QC why?

Bunnyman:
Music is benefited by quality presentation.  About the only artists that I can think of who's style is extremely lo-fi and works are El-P and Ra; even then it's a conscious production choice.

I'm amazed that in a production thread no one mentioned cLOUDDEAD yet.

Kai:

--- Quote from: eternie ---
--- Quote from: Bastardous Bassist ---Of course, I don't like indie, or anything of that ilk.
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...And you read QC why?
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Because he likes the comic?

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