The Logic Off Topic list

I saw them (supposedly - it's my theory a large number of the more famous
musicians don't really exist and sound at concerts is generated through mass
consciousness, probably some sort of signal everyone generates picked up by
some alien device and fed into the speakers and piles of subs they had at
the show:) at the Coachella Music and Arts festival this summer in Indio
California. The whole set that night in the "insomniac tent" was really
excellent, it all blended together wonderfully, I didn't even notice the
change in performers at all. It Began In Afrika was *AMAZING* live, all the
mp3's I've heard of it were really crappy remixes, about 5% the quality
level of the live set. After hearing Chemical Brothers and Fatboy Slim live
I can't believe how their CD's can possibly sound so CRAPPY compared to
their live performances, that's why I had to invent the alien device
music-enhancement theory to retain my sanity. That concert was -so-
incredible though, there were literally piles and piles of huge speakers and
subwoofers in every corner in the rectangular shaped tent as well as two
more giant piles in the middle on either side... It sounded like the entire
Earth was making the bass, like all the mountains were shaking, it's
impossible to describe. :) 

/-----Original Message-----
/From: Reading, John [mailto:jreading@...]
/Sent: Wednesday, January 23, 2002 2:05 PM
/To: logic-users@yahoogroups.com
/Subject: RE: [LUG] [OT] Chemical Brothers 4th Album
/
/> Aren't we getting extremely OT?
/
/Well, I shall round it back. In the new copy of remix, they talk about
/how they had to ditch cubase becuase of lack of tdm plugin support and
/how logic was all-around more stable:
/
/http://www.industryclick.com/magazinearticle.asp?magazineid=48&
/releaseid
/=9734&magazinearticleid=137375&siteid=15
/
/
/BTW, I saw the video for star guitar (i believe) and it was one of the
/coolest videos I've ever seen. It was shot out the side of a train and
/the landscape that rushed by was synched to the music. ie: 
/trees came in
/triplets (hihats), tunnels were the breakdown. I have no idea how they
/did that, but it was amazing.