Anyone ever record stuff in a round room?
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Anyone ever record stuff in a round room?
If so, what was it like?
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Re: Anyone ever record stuff in a round room?
Bobby, what are you doing???? Don't you belong over in OT?
Heh to answer your question, NO. I imagine the sound would be dreadful tho...
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Heh to answer your question, NO. I imagine the sound would be dreadful tho...
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I played in one last year and it sounded awful. I imagine recording in one would be my own version of Hell. Especially if the client kept expecting me to "ProTools" everything.
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Re: Anyone ever record stuff in a round room?
Is this a pollack joke?
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Re: Anyone ever record stuff in a round room?
is this a phish joke?
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Re: Anyone ever record stuff in a round room?
"Hmmm... it sounds kind of boomy - you can fix that, right?"Especially if the client kept expecting me to "ProTools" everything.
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"That sucked.......c'mon in!"sissy_hankshaw wrote:ou can fix that, right?"
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Is this a pollack joke?
Uhhh... pollack is a kind of fish, isn't it???? Wierd.is this a phish joke?
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Re: Anyone ever record stuff in a round room?
bobby-
the loud instruments in the machine go boom/ Self Destruct Button stuff i sent you were recorded in an unusually shaped cistern basement... it's sort of like a deformed peanut... one big curve but not circular by any means..
it has it's own sound.. whattaya think?
-paul m.
the loud instruments in the machine go boom/ Self Destruct Button stuff i sent you were recorded in an unusually shaped cistern basement... it's sort of like a deformed peanut... one big curve but not circular by any means..
it has it's own sound.. whattaya think?
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What is "what did the ProTools op say to the singer?"cgarges wrote:"That sucked.......c'mon in!"
DING! DING! DING!
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DING! DING! DING!
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is my density showing again?sissy_hankshaw wrote: Uhhh... pollack is a kind of fish, isn't it???? Wierd.
and isn't the graphics guy for all the phish stuff also called pollack?
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I don't know but recording in a submarine with screen doors isnt good for the gear at all..
Re: Anyone ever record stuff in a round room?
I have a friend who has a cisten about 12 feet deep and 8 feet diameter. It resonates like holy hell at about 80 Hz (and probably several harmonics & subharmonics). You could tap the wall and the whole room would ring for about 5 seconds.
Might be useful for some sort of 'echo chamber from hell' or something...
Might be useful for some sort of 'echo chamber from hell' or something...
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Oh yes, I remember the Moore Hall Kiva well. While I never recorded in there, it was a theatre in the round at Central Michigan University. Right in the middle of the room, directly in the center, was a null point. If you were in the band, you would hear no reverberation. Weird; strange; a trip. As if you were speaking directly into your own mind.
Equally difficult I think would be a domed or a room with a parabolically curved ceiling. I've had similar 'in my head' experiences visiting various large monuments, halls and museums with these. The Hard Rock casino in Las Vegas has a dome over the bar in the center of the casino. You can be sitting there on one side hearing a conversation from people on the other side of the bar as if they were sitting next to you. Weird; strange; a trip.
Equally difficult I think would be a domed or a room with a parabolically curved ceiling. I've had similar 'in my head' experiences visiting various large monuments, halls and museums with these. The Hard Rock casino in Las Vegas has a dome over the bar in the center of the casino. You can be sitting there on one side hearing a conversation from people on the other side of the bar as if they were sitting next to you. Weird; strange; a trip.
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Re: Anyone ever record stuff in a round room?
It's sad but I've actually had clients that required that type of response.....cgarges wrote:
"That sucked.......c'mon in!"
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