I just put my mixes direct to MD. (And there they stay - thankfully.) k
>-----Original Message----- >From: Brendan Nelson [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] >Sent: Thursday, December 12, 2002 10:37 AM >To: Lee Herrington IV; 313 >Subject: RE: (313) [313] mixtape of a different media. > > >I record directly to my hard drive these days, and it's definitely made >me a lot more productive. You don't end up having to reuse media if you >get the levels wrong or cock up the first mix, you don't have to >scrabble around to find a blank tape if you've suddenly "got the urge" >to do a mix at 2am and the shops are shut, and having 79 minutes is a >bit of a benefit too. > >I've definitely found that I do a lot of mixes these days which I never >bother releasing to the world at large, but instead just use for my own >listening enjoyment. These will often be slightly more experimental, or >just funny juxtapositions of different styles that I like... > >Brendan > >| -----Original Message----- >| From: Lee Herrington IV [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] >| Sent: 12 December 2002 03:09 >| To: 313 >| Subject: (313) [313] mixtape of a different media. >| >| >| >| hi folks. i'm just curious to know if other members have >| made the move >| from mixing down live 2 a tape deck to mixing down live 2 a >| hard drive... >| then to a CD. i know it's helped my creativity a great >| deal... as long as i >| have disk space i can screw around with whichever tracks i >| care to. later i >| can save or delete the end results. in additon, it's nice to >| create a 79 >| minute cavalcade of electronic soul as opposed to only 45 >| minutes for one >| tape-side. just looking for any thoughts or opinions. >| to those of you who actually "play out" to a crowd on a >| regular basis, do >| you make mixes solely for your own listening enjoyment? what are they >| like... freer? less restricted? >| >| peace, >| lrh >| >| >
