Restoring A Classical Orchestra Recording @BenedictRoffMarsh
Restoring A Classical Orchestra Recording  @BenedictRoffMarsh
Uploaded November 2023 | Updated September 2026, 1 hour ago
Restoring an orchestral recording is always a special event. I have done a few but mostly I cannot show them. This is a fragment that someone wanted previewed so I figured everyone could see the results. I do not know the orchestra, work, recording engineer etc. merely that there was an mp3 as the raw file. I have deliberately kept things as natural as possible as not only is that in the request but I firmly believe it is the right way to do these things as the last thing that anyone really wants is something that initially sounds amazeballs but ultimately no one wants to listen to as it feels weird.

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