Archive for June 22nd, 2008
Should Software Fix Performance Mistakes?
In (almost) all areas, software continues its relentless pursuit of “fixing” things.
Some would say that these “repairs” are taking some of the zest out of life. Is F-1 auto racing better because of traction control, antilock brakes, and stability augmentation?
How about music? Are perfect performances requisite for enjoyment? Is that what we want?
Some think so, and this New York Times article discusses some of the latest advances in the art and science of “fixing” recordings….
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