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Lou, Although I am glad we have software that can change levels by 0.1 dB, when I get into that kind of minutiae in a project it is usually a red flag for "you're losing perspective". For example, I wonder how much air temperature and humidity change levels (not to mention things like mood change the artistic impact of a recording). I'd daresay more than 0.1 dB. One man's opinion. Marcos --On Tuesday, March 21, 2006 12:43 PM -0800 Lou Judson <[log in to unmask]> wrote: > Thanks. I never said we *should* except when it counts. That's when great > monitors make a difference! > > But I wonder, what does a Johnny Cash song sound like in a symphony > setting? I have heard Carlene Carter Cash does a bangup job on the song! > > <L> > > Lou Judson ? Intuitive Audio > 415-883-2689 > > On Mar 21, 2006, at 9:57 AM, Marcos Sueiro wrote: > >> Lou, >> >> Indeed... the fact that we can change them (and can hear it) does not >> mean we should. But I do it too of course!! >> >> Performed by different people at wildly different tempi, the Jupiter >> Symphony or "Ring of Fire" still come across as great pieces of music >> (most of the time). >> >> I do love the cheering as well though ;-) >> >> M Marcos