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I don't own shit. Have pity on me.

But the Electro Harmonix pre looks like it might be the next gear purchase once cash is obtained.

'Even stranger to me is recording schools opening new facilities left and right while the studios that are going to give their suckers, er, students jobs when they graduate are shutting down just as fast.' hey - you gotta make a buck...education is where it's at... Seems like NYU could have bought ...

Make sure you post those links of those MP3's of your dog on the MP3 part of the site. You'll make millions!

Check out Alan Douches at West West Side Music in NJ. He does excellent work, and was even featured in TapeOP!

http://www.westwestsidemusic.com/

I'll try and be there too. Thanks for the update.

just checked out your website. nice song! very neil young, but still with a real strong identity of your own. cool stuff.

Kang as Bob Dole: Abortions for all!
Crowd: Booo!

Kang as Bob Dole: Very well, no abortions for anyone!
Crowd: Booo!

Kodos as Bill Clinton: Abortions for some, miniature American flags for others!
Crowd: Yaaay!

The sound Jeff Lynne got on the Tom Petty stuff he did (Into the Great Wide Open, etc.) and the new Beatles stuff he did for Anthology always grated on me. It just sounds so metronomic and overdone somehow. I think Lynne's a talented fellow, but I just never dug his productions of others much. Also ...

Slidewinder by J.B. Hutto Anything by Howlin' Wolf Never Go Back by Camper Van Beethoven - not exactly the most technical, but a good George Harrison-like part Johnny Winter's cover of Dylan's Hwy 61 All the Beefheart stuff-everyone he played with was an amazing slide player--Ry Cooder, Zoot Horn Ro...

if you can get hold of the Glyn Johns mixes of Get Back (the original title and running sequence of Let It Be) I think you'd probably dig it. I haven't heard Let It Be Naked, but I heard Get Back (it is only available on a bootleg CD) years ago and thought it was great. I don't endorse bootlegs, but...

I got a lot of help from The Mixing Engineer's Handbook. Also the TapeOp book. But if you don't know anything about mixing, the Handbook can help you start thinking in frequencies for EQ. There are a couple of very simple charts denoting where in the frequecy ranges different instruments fall that I...

I'll be there! I had a blast, and this time I should be able to stay a bit longer. And drunker...

Should we put this be in off-topic?

Oh yes baby! That movie was amazing. It was very cool to see somebody who is totally THE MAN! I never saw any doubt in him, like he knew exactly what he was put on the planet to do. And a wonderful human being to boot. Something to aspire to as a person, not just an engineer/producer.

Does anyone know who produced/recorded The Sonics or The Wailers? Thanks!

Yeah, it was great. Good to meet all you guys and to see you again Ubertar. Happy Birthday too! Is anyone still interested in the tape opper gig night at Freddy's? I'm looking at booking some more stuff after a very successful show on Friday. Check them out at www.freddysbackroom.com.

Alex