since neil mentioned it, i'll take a second to promote my friends mastering
business.
www.audibleoddities.com
heres his client list:
http://www.audibleoddities.com/index.php?p=mast
----- Original Message -----
From: "Neil Wiernik" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <313@hyperreal.org>
Sent: Sunday, September 03, 2006 12:46 AM
Subject: Re: (313) The Laptop Debate.
I acctually also want to my view that supports what I said as a seasoned
producer and that goes along with autecher's view is that not only is it
the person whos making the tack A LARGE and let me repeat A LARGE amount
of creit for warmth goes to the person who is matering the final product
that makes things sound warm or cold... Ive had tracks mastered by twerk
that suddenly went from luck warm to boiling hot.. simply because he knows
what he is doing ...
On Sat, 2 Sep 2006, v12 wrote:
show me a 100% pc-made trak that would sound even close to rod modell's
deepchord 14
or rhythm n sound's "carrier".
speaking of rod - any of his traks on ecchocord.
or afx's "blue calx" or "laricheard"
or mike parker's "caesura 1"
or andres' LP on mahogani/ kdj 29
either you're all joking..or you simply can not hear the elementary
difference in sound-detail.
i test my hearing once a month in a dedicated lab,and it's bat-good so
to
speak.
the rest is fair - not only i wont support the dull brightness spread
around
me by thousands of ridiculous labels but i'll
take any occcasion to say what i think about it..
i remember autechre's interview in which they said the same as most of
you:
that it's not the computers'
fault, it's the ppl who use it that are responsible for the cold lifeless
sound - it would sound much more reasonable if they ever made one
vibrant,warm sounding record imo.
the stuff i got on warp cassettes ["tri repetae"/"chiastic slide"]
appeared
to sound miserable on cd
and so on blablabla
/12
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