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| Re: Controller for you guys who are using Steiny native systems [message #84423 is a reply to message #84421] |
Sat, 12 May 2007 16:51   |
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Deej [4]
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Registered: January 2007
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Rock lineage, the Blues
Rock guitar slinger lineage, the Beatlesque lineage, etc. This thought was
just extension of the Govt Mule falling short of the Allmans due to songwriting
train of thought expressed, I think by you, but possibly by someone else
in the thread...I didn't at all mean to imply that there was no orignal stuff
going on now, just pointing out a certain trend of watering down in terms
of writing.
But...if I may drive you further up the wall.....I love the latest Wilco
record, own all their albums actually, and have opened for them, but wouldn't
consider Tweedy to be highly original, and I wouldn't stack Sky Blue Sky
up against Music from Big Pink. I love (and own) all the Big Star records,
but I wouldn't stack them up against the Beatles or Kinks.
Westerberg is an original voice in my mind as well.
Did you mean to cite Lyle Lovett, The Replacements, Big Star or Wilco
as NEW artists? Or was this just speaking to a 60's fixation that I don't
actually have but was, I guess, implied by my post?
-Phil
"TCB" <nobody@ishere.com> wrote:
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>This attitude drives me up the wall, Hendrix to one side. Blah blah blah,
>sixties sixties sixties, no spirit today, blah blah blah. Try out Paul Westerberg,
>Lyle Lovett, Big Star, Jeff Tweedy, Thievery Corporation, and Al Jourgenson
>if you want some amazing, interesting new voices.
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>TCB
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>"Phil Aiken" <paiken@partners.org> wrote:
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>>I respect everyone's taste...but the trend in rock music seems to me to
>be
>>- with each generation of admittedly artificially pigeonholed or categorized
>>artists - that the playing has remained constant or even improved on a
>technical
>>level, but the spirit and the songwriting has gone downhill.
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>>Allmans> Skynryd>Molly Hatchet>GVT Mule
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>>Dead>A bunch of other bands who maybe shouldn't be lumped in> Phish+DMB
>(eeewwww)
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>>Beatles>XTC>Jellyfish>Oasis (OK,,,I will admittedly add <Neil Finn to all
>>but the 1st)
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>>Dylan>Springstein> all other pretenders to the throne
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>>Ramones + Buzzcocks + Television> Green Day + Strokes + whoever
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>>Stones>Aerosmith >Black Crowes, Counting Crowes, Russell Crowe
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>>Jimi>Stevie Ray Vaughn> Blueshammer guitarist du jour
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>>Elton John> Ben Folds
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>>Stax/Motown > All the neo soul stuff. And everything else, pretty much.
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>>Aretha>Gladys>everyone immediate following> Whiteny/Celine>etc.
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>>Marily Monroe>Pamela Lee>Anna Nicole
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>>It is
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| Re: Controller for you guys who are using Steiny native systems [message #84474 is a reply to message #84445] |
Sun, 13 May 2007 15:21 |
Martin Harrington
Messages: 560
Registered: September 2005
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t;>
>> They even put those pres on their portable studios AW2400/AW1600. I got a
>> few projects form those units and they sound as good anything out there..
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>> Bottom line..it does'nt surprise me..:)
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>> Bill L <bill@billlorentzen.com> wrote:
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>>>I've tried to put these incident behind me, but I can't seem to forget
>>>about them and I have to come clean it to the only people I know who
>>>might understand.
>>>
>>>When I worked as Chick Corea's studio manager we did a crazy little
>>>experiment. We decided to see how good the Yamaha 02R96 mic pres are
>>>compared to pristine vintage Neve 1073 modules. We used a 9 foot Yamaha
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>>>grand with Yamaha's mechanical recording/playback system (can't remember
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>>>the name of it) into 2 AKG C12s. We were able to get the exact same
>>>performance on each take with the playback system.
>>>
>>>In the end, we could hear that the Neve was ever so slightly warmer than
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>>>the 01v96, but we were shocked at how unremarkable the difference was -
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>>>really shocked. Bernie Kirsh, a true golden ears, and a world famous
>>>engineer who has done virtually all of chick's records could not hear
>>>much difference either, and I gotta tell you he is a real snob when it
>>>comes to equipment.
>>>
>>>In a similar vein, when I listened to the first Lynn Fuston mic pre CD of
>>>female vox, I blindly picked the Mackie mic pre as my 3rd favorite.
>>>However I must say that that comparo is not as accurate as the one with
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>>>the piano because despite how good she was, she could not do the exact
>>>same performance every time, while the piano could.
>>>
>>>Does that make me a bad person?
>>"Brandon" <a@a.com> wrote:
>Could this be a buffer setting that is screwing my export up?
Could be... increase your latency settings, since that doesn't
matter on mixdown anyway & try exporting it anew.
Neil"John" <no@no.com> wrote:
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>It's a freaking Paris channel
Give what a rest? Could you be more specific?What is funny, is that you "freeze"drives to get the data from it, but you
'"bake" audio tapes to get the data from them.....
Who woulda thought??
--
Martin Harrington
www.lendanear-sound.com
0414 913 247
"jp" <jpj@jpjones.net> wrote in message news:466780ea@linux...
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> oh, and no--
> the maxor doesn't show up under "start up disks"--
> it's curious that no driver is listed in the system profiler for the
> maxtor,
> though it's worked for a number of years and only recently started to
> flake
> out--
> i'm thinking of going with the freezer suggestions next, though have no
> idea
> what this means, how cold to get it,when to take it out,
> or what the condensation factor will have....
> or, for that matter, how to cook it later and whether a marinade is
> appropriate
> or a simple
> searing in a hot pan with a little olive oil...
> the whole thing is getting pretty funny in a sorta frustrating way
> thanks again again
> jp
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> "jp" <jpj@jpjones.net> wrote:
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>>James, one more time--
>>okay
>>system profiler finds:
>>"internal ATA 1 ID=O Hard Drive no volumes mounted"
>>this is the maxtor, but don't know where to go from here.
>>also, profiler says the unformatted size is 27.54 gig, though the maxtor
>>is 40???
>>jp
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>>James McCloskey" <excelsm@hotmail.com> wrote:
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>>>Was the Maxtor a boot able drive? If so, see if you can go under "Start
>>up
>>>disk" and see if it's in there? Is the drive making any noise like spin
>>>up and spin down. The head arm might be stuck. You might want to try
> tapping
>>>on the side of the drive lightly. Beware you could damage the drive
>>>doing
>>>this how ever, what do you have to lose. I'd have a drive ready to
>>>transfer
>>>files to.
>>>
&g
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