Heise road . There were even rising fish , wasn ' t expecting that ! <| sep |> Thanks it ' s hard when a lot of my friends are playing on ps 4 but I guess I got bigger dreams <| sep |> I never got into it but a lot of people like Shirokuma Cafe which is also a slice of life animation with a panda and a polar bear . <| sep |> You are 100 % correct . The main thing that made those recordings sound so great was a microphone technique called minimal miking , which usually used only three mikes . There was one placed at the front and on each side of the orchestra , and another one placed above the conductor . Recordings made with that configuration had a very natural soundstage . That began to get lost in the 60 s when they started recording orchestras with multiple mikes over soloists , sections etc . , which allowed the balances to be sweetened in the mix , but also made for a very unnatural . sounding soundstage . In the 80 s , the company I worked for brought back the minimal making concept as well as embracing the new digital recording and pressing technology .