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Hey...
Good for you, dude!
I'll find another.

If it is not taken I will buy it.

Money in hand...

Paypal plus fee- ok


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I actually could have used the "Dicky shaker" to shake some sense into some of the "talent" I've recorded in the past!

But all kidding aside the Tektronics O-scopes listed there could truly be useful....

I saw a buch of mint disk on eBay just yesterday.
Grab 'em if theye're still there.

It's seasonal for me, too. Right now I have more jobs than I can handle, people are getting ready for the "festival" season and need fresh press demo's etc.. I think it's also due to what types of music you are geared toward. I regularly turn down metal acts and that kind of thing. It's not that I a...

Hmmmm..... I didn't mean to start a thread about "being a real engineer" at all. Just wanted to get an idea about whether or not I am too obcessed with recording. This is just a creative release for me. My "real engineering" is done on my day job, where I work on CT's MRI's and other such medical el...

I'm just trying to get a feel for the general level of experience here. It doesn't matter if you record at home or get paid, how many years, and a guesstimate of how many hours. Here's my info: recording since 1964, so that's 40 years. guesstimate of 41,600 hours calculated: average of 20 hours a we...

You can still get Dynaco parts at Triode Electronics in Chicago, in case someone is worried about the longetivity of their purchase. At one time Dynaco was in the same quality tier as McIntosh. I've been buying tubes, transformers and other parts from Triode for about 25 years or so. Good people, br...

haha, yeah you beat me there..but im saying..do you really think someone is just able to do something automatically? that seems kindof unnatural. It's as natural as a teenager's need to rebel. They think they are doing something new, but teenagers have been doing exactly the same thing since the ti...

Rigsby wrote:Does anyone use a spectrum analyser when mixing? I was reading an interview with Endino in issue 13 yesterday and he was talking about how that helped him if he had any doubts or concerns when mixing in studios he wasn't used to.

I use one if something is going on and I can't nail it down by ear.

joeysimms wrote:Good one Bill!

I still think the example was poor, though..

Right.

Your opinion is valid.

I just didn't want people to think I was ragging on Kurbain.

I loved him, just not the same way.

MichaelAlan wrote:

Wild Bill wrote:Joeysimms:

The world is not made only of black and white, rather many subtle shades of grey.

Only to dogs and the color blind...


Mike

It's an analogy, Mike.

Joeysimms: The world is not made only of black and white, rather many subtle shades of grey. Talent and charisma are not mutually exclusive. No-one said Kurbain was untalented. He was an extremely talented composer. He was, however, far from a master of the guitar. He is, however, a shining example ...

There's a story in Del Rio Texas about the time the local arts committe invited Andres Segovia to play guitar in front of the locals. I think the kids expected Roy Rogers or Gene Autry to play cowboy songs, because after Segovia started playing, some kid rolled a coke bottle down the aisle. Then he...