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I would pick up one of the Use Your Illusion CDs. Even if you don't like the music they're fantastically mastered - big sound, separation between the instruments and loads of dynamics.
I'm firmly of the opinion that you really should only demo with the music you're going to be listening to the most and that you're most familiar with, I don't see the point taking a load of stuff that you've no idea of how it should sound.
I'm firmly of the opinion that you really should only demo with the music you're going to be listening to the most and that you're most familiar with, I don't see the point taking a load of stuff that you've no idea of how it should sound.
I'm firmly of the opinion that you really should only demo with the music you're going to be listening to the most and that you're most familiar with, I don't see the point taking a load of stuff that you've no idea of how it should sound.
And the ones you used to like but don't play any more because your system is now too revealing of sub-optimal recordings. These are important otherwise you end up just listening to 'hi-fi music'.
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