So, what makes these recordings sound so good?

A fine 24/96 Audio Interface;

a Software DAW;

a Sampled Instrument Library and a Sampled Drum Loops Library;

a Harmonizer;

a Hardware Mixer;

a MIDI Interface

a MIDI Guitar;

a good Jazz Flute;

a Fretless Electric Bass;

and a good Vocal Microphone.

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redbook, streamed AUTHENTIC MUSIC, or midi (even SP-MIDI for Mobile phones) ...

Key Benefits

Capabilities

Redbook CDDA (compact disk digital audio)

high quality 44khz 16bit stereo, albeit expensive 10MB per min. resources

Multi-channel DVD-A (digital video disk audio)

best quality sample rate and bit depth, obviously data intensive (but DVD capacity several times that of typical CD)

Streamed Audio

streamed audio: various selectable sample playback rates and bit depth (Real Audio; Microsoft Media Format; MP3 and other solutions available)

MIDI (Musical Instrument Digital Interface)

extremely small footprint, DLS-2, Microsoft DirectMusic, wireless cell-phone games, etc.

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