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Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: Great for recording music and archiving older media formats Review: I have found this device to work perfectly and create sound files of very good quality. It's not quite CD-quality, but it is great nonetheless. I use the audio interface to connect my 4-track recorder to my computer. I can record to my computer (via third-party software, but you can use whatever recording software your computer comes with) with my guitar, keyboard, microphone, and so on and entirely bypass my 4-track's tape recorder. I am not sure if the whole route from guitar to computer is completely digital, but I do know that the resulting sound is much better than any analog tape could ever make. This is also the cheapest way to record analog technologies (cassette, vinyl) to a digital sound file on your computer. From there, you can make your own CDs and MP3s. You'll be very happy with this device. Answer:
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Positive


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Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: Very good as far as it goes Review: Eleven of the 12 songs here wonderful recordings for every collector (inclusion of the duet with Bing Crosby is a strange choice--certainly not one of Judy's finest). My quibble is that a 12-song "millennium" collection on a CD is just chintzy, especially when the songs are not extended play versions. Judy merits at least 15 to 20 songs for the past millennium, and the technology easily allows for putting that many on a disc. Answer:
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Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: A sad effort Review: Since I wrote the review below, young Hilary Hahn has come out with an absolutely wonderful recording of the Brahms Concerto. I'm happy to say that I'm completely vindicated. A comparison of Kennedy's and Hahn's recording of the Brahms shows that Kennedy is sentimental, languid, boring, goes for cheap emotional effects and ends up suffocating us with pretty moments, whereas Hilary Hahn is crisp, smart, thrilling, avoids all sentimentality and thereby achieves a grand and truly moving overall effect. Those two recordings represent the extremes in good and bad classical interpretation. Answer:
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