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Does spending hours on "perfect" audio production kill the raw energy that makes music great?
As AI mastering tools and hyper-polished streaming standards dominate 2026, many musicians worry that pristine production is squeezing out the spontaneity that once defined iconic recordings. Cast your vote and share where you draw the line between craft and soul.
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