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What makes some music sound like it's being played in a void?
Examples: Telepathy by Crosses, That's When I Think of You by 1927 and Daft Punk in general
The only contrast is that normally music sounds like it's been recorded in a room of varying size.

Is it lack of reverberation that usually is created by the studio or stage?
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Also there is music that sounds like it's being playing in a winter night.
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Reverb and mic positioning.



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