On Wed, 18 Jan 2017 16:37:19 +0000, pamela wrote:

On 15:37 18 Jan 2017, Dave Plowman (News) wrote:

In article ,
pamela wrote:
Yes. It's something many choose to ignore. You almost never hear the
master tape as it left the studio. That goes through a different
mastering process for vinyl and CD and maybe even for downloads. And
most you hear via a broadcast has been processed too.


Not forgetting radio edits and DJ mixes.

I guess these versions are mostly out of the control of the artist.

Yes - the mastering process usually is. Hence the rather frequent
common from some artists that 'it didn't sound like that in the
studio'.


You sound as if you speak from hearing that at first hand. Did you work
in music recording at some time?

LOL. See Dave's sig, as well. But you weren't to know, to be fair.

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