Amplification KILLS acoustic music :(

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It's all about the music, dude! Sit down, relax and listen to some tunes.

In Reply to: RE: Virtual Reality Concert Audio posted by Amphissa on March 7, 2011 at 15:37:48:

You might as well listen to a performance on your home system. If you want to change the acoustic of a venue, Meyerson in Dallas has the answer. "The innovative design includes features such as a 40' hollow area beneath the stage to increase resonance, an acoustical chamber with 72 doors to vary reverberation, and an over-stage canopy system that not only can be raised and lowered, but also tilted up to seven degrees to focus and direct the sound."

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Topic - Virtual Reality Concert Audio - Amphissa 13:13:16 03/07/11 (5)

RE: Virtual Reality Concert Audio - Todd Krieger 23:52:04 03/07/11 (0)

RE: Virtual Reality Concert Audio - Chris from Lafayette 14:13:22 03/07/11 (3)

RE: Virtual Reality Concert Audio - Amphissa 15:37:48 03/07/11 (2)

Amplification KILLS acoustic music :( - vinyl survivor 20:03:42 03/07/11 (0)

RE: Virtual Reality Concert Audio - Chris from Lafayette 15:50:08 03/07/11 (0)

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Amplification KILLS acoustic music :( - vinyl survivor 20:03:42 03/07/11 (0)

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