The best recording site i've seen all week.

[jgimbel]

I enjoyed this bit:

No noise or outboard equipment. The software we chose has an analog warmth unlike Pro Tools, which has a slight dark, digital sound. We don't have to spend $5000 on compression to warm up our software.

*facepalm*

Hey, we all know outboard gear has always been the enemy of a good recording, right?

[Jeff White]

paints face, dreams of $3000 U87, pulls down 500Hz over and over again

[Recycled_Brains]

Man. I know the website leaves a little to be desired, but that's no reason to make fun of me guys.

You want that analog sound and smoothness. Add it with some of this outboard gear you are reading about and you can't lose. You've
achieved that big sound you've always wanted!! We have the WAVES Mercury industry best plugin'sfor any and all applications or needs.

[The Tallman 916]

Tad's naivite has a peculiar charm - you could think of him as a kinder, gentler Bevis. He's also trying to place better on Google via link exchanging. Don't do this with your website, Google hates people gaming search engine result placement.

http://www.prosoundandvideo.com/links.htm

[kinger]

I'm actually convinced that he's a misunderstood satirical genius who's ahead of his time. You know, like George Bush...

[ThePitz]

I'm actually convinced that he's a misunderstood satirical genius who's ahead of his time. You know, like George Bush...

Keen eye.

They're actually BOTH Andy Kaufman.