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acoustic gameboy?

smiletron's explanation is spot on, but i'm telling you... a good mastering engineer *is* magic. i work at an indie rock label for a little while and got the opportunity to sit in on some mastering sessions with top engineers and i will tell you that the level and sophistication of their hearing is just plain unreal. adding +/- .1 decibel on a tiny frequency band to get more presence out of one note of one instrument or another in one section or another... *painstakingly tedious*, yet seemingly effortless.

also, there is a hardware component... various processing methods and hardware imbue the sound with distinct (if somewhat ambiguous?) characteristics, and the skilled mastering engineer knows what hardware in what combination will get the "most" out of any sonic situation. also, many build their own custom processing hardware to have more control over variables that may be glossed over in large run manufacturing.

/awe

any more lsdj keyboards in the mix???

also: http://thephoenix.com/Boston/music/9520 … the-faith/

oh, don't misunderstand, your NES is sexy as hell!!!

but a thread like this is basically thretris bait. is this your plan? are you trying to catch a wild thretris?

i know a lot of sites have a certain post count that has to be reached [50 posts? 25?] that then removes posting restrictions. this seems to work pretty well, but i don't know how difficult this is to implement