Amazing footage of the old Columbia 30th St. studios.
Amazing footage of the old Columbia 30th St. studios.
Glenn Gould playing Bach.
It's in a few parts. Parts 4-6 are of the studio footage. I linked part 4 below.
What an amazing room, amazing performer.
Looks like three M49 (M50s?). Too bad this room was torn down.
I particularly like the exchange where the engineer asks Gould if he's superstitious. Then Gould says "Yeah" and the engineer says "Take fourteen!"
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eEtmifxr ... PL&index=9
It's in a few parts. Parts 4-6 are of the studio footage. I linked part 4 below.
What an amazing room, amazing performer.
Looks like three M49 (M50s?). Too bad this room was torn down.
I particularly like the exchange where the engineer asks Gould if he's superstitious. Then Gould says "Yeah" and the engineer says "Take fourteen!"
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eEtmifxr ... PL&index=9
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Very cool. So interesting to see a fairly familiar recording process despite this being from another world of music and technology. Thanks for sharing!
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A friend and local studio owner has some of those big mic boom stands from that studio and even one of the M49s. Awesome stuff.
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Folks may also be interested in this...
http://www.zenph.com/the-music/artists/ ... tions.html
A local company, Zenph, has figured out how to extract high-resolution MIDI data from an audio recording, and re-engineered his Goldberg Variations performance.
http://www.zenph.com/the-music/artists/ ... tions.html
A local company, Zenph, has figured out how to extract high-resolution MIDI data from an audio recording, and re-engineered his Goldberg Variations performance.
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