The Logic Off Topic list

Good morning (at 7 am - I haven't been up this early for 10 years...)!

Paul Najar wrote:

> Having lived with several analogs over the past 15-20 years my view is that
> modelled analog is different - but still as valid as the real thing.
> Convenience plays a role here as well.

Same thing over here, really. Having said that, though, there's something dead,
erm, tangible about, say, an analogue bass. And since I got my Juno 106 I haven't
stopped playing with its *cough* knobs....mmh, no, I don't have a
girlfriend....sad anorak....did I tell you about my 1967 acoustic Gibson...yes,
the one with the ugly pick up in it....??

> Ultimately, to me they're all just different colours on the palette. I try
> to not think about such things but rather focus on the music to be made.
>
>

At the end of the day, it's all about getting on with things. Something that's
even more rewarding than playing with analogue synths or great old guitars is
finishing a perfect mix...

Cheers,

Recky

--
"The music business is a cruel and shallow money trench, a long plastic hallway
where thieves and pimps run free, and good men die like dogs.

There's also a negative side."

(Hunter S. Thompson)