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When used in reference to bands, it generally means that when they record their music, they intentionally do it so that the final product isn't really finished; it still sounds rough and unpolished.
The majority of the music you hear has been tweaked and modified using studio equipment, but generally these lo-fi bands pride themselves on using the raw recordings.
Here's a forum thread in which members listed some of their favorite Lo-fi bands and albums:
http://www.last.fm/group/Lo-Fi+music/forum/20234/_/51769
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There's a lot of old digital gear out there that is available quite cheap and can provide a lofi feel to music: The Ensoniq Mirage sampler is a great way to achieve a lofi sound, as would be an old Korg DDM110 or Casio SK-1.
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| January 09, 2009 08:19 PM |
The majority of the music you hear has been tweaked and modified using studio equipment, but generally these lo-fi bands pride themselves on using the raw recordings.
Here's a forum thread in which members listed some of their favorite Lo-fi bands and albums:
http://www.last.fm/group/Lo-Fi+music/forum/20234/_/51769
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January 10, 2009 07:42 PM
Sometimes it also refers to using lo fidelity gear and samples to produce very intricate and/or "finished" musical works. Think of bands who use the old Commodore 64 SID sound engine to produce music, or those who might employ an old 4 track cassette recorder to capture their masterpiece. There's a lot of old digital gear out there that is available quite cheap and can provide a lofi feel to music: The Ensoniq Mirage sampler is a great way to achieve a lofi sound, as would be an old Korg DDM110 or Casio SK-1.
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