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Maybe point me in a direction you like. I imagine they've been around a while. I’m not the OP, but if they’re on the same page as me, Wilco-wise, I’d tell you to start with Yankee Hotel Foxtrot, and then move on to A Ghost is Born, and Sky Blue Sky. Wilco does have a shit-ton of material out there,...

" My uncle who passed last year loved working with stained glass and had made us a Japan themed table awhile back. Its surface was uneven due to all the various glass involved making it awkward to place glasses on, so i hit upon removing the table legs and back-lighting it as wall art this winter. S...

Well she was also a wonderful human and actor. RIP.

Did not work much as an audio engineer, did a few EP projects and a few album mixes. Personal and family stuff came first, and always will. This year hoping it is better business wise. I'm developing a product related to guitar pedals, should be advertised on TapeOp soon. Also joined Amazon Audible ...

I figured out how to make the EHX 8 step program pedal play notes, in tune, and send those control voltages over to my ARP 2600. Thankfully, the ARP has two sets of outputs, so I could tune each slider of the sequencer to a note, via sending the output to my guitar tuner. It prefers sine waves LOL. ...

You could jury rig a circular railing with bearings, smooth and well oiled ones, using a silent electric motor, as silent as possible anyways, and have the mic inside the frame, with its null cancelling most of the motor noise. Yeah, but who's got the space for such a contraption? Well, if you look...

You could jury rig a circular railing with bearings, smooth and well oiled ones, using a silent electric motor,
as silent as possible anyways, and have the mic inside the frame, with its null cancelling most of the motor noise.

I seem to recall a radio special about Yes (from the bygone days when radio specials about bands were kind of a thing) where they said that one of the band members spun a corded mic around over his head during recording in an attempt to get some sort of Leslie-ish sound. I don't know how it worked ...

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Tue Dec 19, 2023 4:21 pm

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X0WzqanwlG0

That first one is a ripoff of some of Chopin's work, especially the left hand. LOL.

Here's a handy guide. Updated to 2021.

https://theproaudiofiles.com/audio-mast ... uide-2014/

thanks for the responses. I was meaning in terms of FINAL delivery formats from mastering etc. I've recently started doing everything at 96k so i think for me i will do 24b/96k, You'll be fine if you deliver either in 24/96k or in whatever your final mix format happens to be. Upsampling is not enco...

... SO, the way I see it is you have a perfectly good tone for tracking direct, but then you can reamp it later on AND also have the DI preserved so you can use the STL thing as a supplemental layer. I am a big fan of getting the FINAL sound with the guitarist / bassist / instrumentalist in the ses...

I'm delivering Broadcast Wave files at 24 bit / 96 kHz resolution, if they will be using that sort of resolution in streaming. Apple Music demands that, and there are now plenty of online streaming and delivery services that can handle that format and sample rate. I also deliver lower bitrate format...

They have been getting better. Much better.

Still, something must be said about something real moving air particles in a room.
The randomness. They don't quite have that down yet.

I've been using the Amazon streaming service. Physical stuff? I am buying vinyl. My oldest kid is into it, so we get to go together to the local stores hunting for stuff he wants, usually new records, while I raid the cheap stuff for old records that were stolen or lost over the years.