doesn't matter good cowbells have parachutes On Jul 4, 2009, at 12:13 PM, wjm_medic wrote: Perhaps I shouldn't let Brian know that there are countably infinite...
... This may have been a typo for "good cowboys." Good cowboys with parachutes are smokejumpers (see the book "Young Men and Fire"). In the performing world...
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Needless to say, not much. Actually, my personal belief (for what THAT is worth) is that much of the mysticism of the "mastering" process derives its support...
... Audio analyzer? That's what old people used to use before real-time deconvolution became available, right? :-) [Non-text portions of this message have been...
... I typically use Smaart Live for sound system setup. EASERA looks pretty good but I don't have a copy. Both are essentially dual-channel FFT analyzers...
Oddly, I've heard the exact same thing uttered by people tripping on acid. A coincidence? I think not! J3 ... More than a few times I've heard some VERY...
... "An RTA WON'T show you the time domain, and as Tim stated this can actually mislead you into thinking your system is flat when it's far from it. " ... ...
... How is this different from EQ? And how can one altered frequency response approximate "real world systems" when they're all completely different? ... I'm...
... "How is this different from EQ? And how can one altered frequency response approximate "real world systems" when they're all completely different?" ... ...
... That message is on my home machine, and as you may recall, I mentioned at the time that I didn't understand it anyway. But I can say the following: --The...
... When my band Pinnacle went to Star City (Jeff Glixman's studio) to have our CD "Meld" mastered, his mastering engineer (Carl Cadden-James of Shadow Gallery...
... --The null hypothesis is that the "best fit" is flat, i.e., deviations from the ideal don't favor any particular distortion. This also matches my anecdotal...
... I use a Behringer (only piece of his gear that I have) measurement mic which is the same as the Audix and many others (it is a cheap generic Chinese...
... I have a different view of mastering - It's no about fixing flaws as much as it's about crafting the album to work as a whole, something that's neigh...
... A closer analogy would be color-grading video, since it can have time- domain issues, too. Indeed, the high-end video monitors are just as expensive as...
Well, as fate would have it, I returned home from latest gig up in LA and the hot water heater had a leak - wet carpet everywhere. So, I get to get rid of the...
Ouch, bummer majeure, Greg! I hope your studio comes out the better for it without beggaring you in the process. And if you end up working with OWLs, I'd love...
I heard them in a pretty good room, and you could walk around and hear different things in the mix. Yes, different, weird, etc. but definitely unique. Greg ...
... IMO, there almost is no such thing as overpowered. If it's clean power, that's headroom. One just must be careful not to blow up speakers. But having...
Overpowered meaning that the TRM8's sounded great when I was using them in my last studio, which was a larger room. Now they are just too much for my current...
... The main things I feel that are required of studio monitors over mastering monitors (besides the obvious specific purposes you mentioned) are durability,...
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