RE: [motm] skb cases?
2003-06-27 by John Loffink
SKB pop-up mixer cases: http://www.skbcases.com/product/pro_audio/mixer/skb19-p12u.html Stooge Larry site with rack backs:
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real time computer music
2003-06-27 by celesteh@casaninja.com
the algorythms may not be new, but the performance aspect is. People with access to real time computer synthesis will come up with different ways of using
Re: [motm] Re: w
2003-06-27 by Gino Wong
More and more these days, Mastering engineers are forced screw up good originals so that it can be heard o n radio etc... You can hear just about every
skb cases?
2003-06-27 by celesteh@casaninja.com
Howdy, I ve seen some of y all with your modules in shallow SKB-type cases. I am looking for such cases. I just went to guitar center and was unable to find
Re: w
2003-06-27 by coyoteous
Actually, It does come from most of the bands I ve worked for. That sounds great, but when we put it in the CD changer with X, Y and The Z, it s not as loud.
Re: [motm] w
2003-06-27 by jhaible
... Funny that you mention it - it s only her latest album, isn t it? Great songs, but overall sound is quite disappointing. Compressed, and obviously produced
too much compression...
2003-06-27 by Markk W. Roberts
case in point, we just finished listening to a Mastered Copy of our freshly completed CD. I flat out said it sucked, and not to accept it. Too much
RE: [motm] Re: what do we do our computers??
2003-06-26 by elhardt@att.net
... Mix, etc. ) than I ever got from CMJ.
RE: [motm] Re: w
2003-06-26 by Brousseau, Paul E (Paul)
You ve nailed it right on the head-- long durations of highly clipped and compressed music is very taxing. The worst part is that you can t just turn it down
Re: w
2003-06-26 by gooboworks
... companies, so ... many that ... music for ... bass drum ... through the ... Maybe this is causing my aural fatigue. I will put on a CD, and after a bit,
RE: [motm] w
2003-06-26 by Les Mizzell
... I do a LOT of music editing for many local and regional dance companies, so I get to look at the waveform displays on a lot of CDs. There are many that
w
2003-06-26 by Norman Fay
... A very good point, I think, and not an obvious one, until someone points it out. What really annoys me is the routine over-application of levelling soft-
OT - Seattle MOTM'ers
2003-06-26 by ivancu@aol.com
Please e-mail me off list at: ivancu@aol.com Myself and some friends have a lot of electronic music and pro audio gear to sell and we re trying to figure out
RE: [motm] Re: what do we do our computers??
2003-06-26 by Dave Halliday
... There is a severe and profound disconnect between academia and the real world . Not to denigrate one or the other but the academic world has little
Re: [motm] Switchcraft 112A Lockwashers
2003-06-25 by Paul Schreiber
I sell them 100 for $8. There are very hard to find. Paul S.
test - sorry - ignore
2003-06-25 by J. Larry Hendry
Switchcraft 112A Lockwashers
2003-06-25 by foraxx
I m working on converting a Blacet Time Machine into a MOTM panel. Where can I find lockwashers for 112A jacks? My local hardware store doesn t have them.
Re: [motm] what do we do our computers??
2003-06-25 by elhardt@att.net
... years ago. Perhaps not on your lap top, but these products are simply commercialized versions of early discoveries.
Re: [motm] what do we do our computers??
2003-06-25 by Tobias Enhus
You are still talking about technologies that were available almost fifteen years ago. Perhaps not on your lap top, but these products are simply
paging Todd Faulkner
2003-06-25 by J. Larry Hendry
Sorry for the public bandwidth Todd, I need to get in touch with you concerning your panel order. I cannot seem to get through via e-mail. Larry Hendry
Re: what do we do our computers??
2003-06-25 by rreprobate
I think it s a mistake to prematurely underestimate the new territory being discovered as a result of making traditionally academic computer music tools
Re: [motm] what do we do our computers??
2003-06-25 by elhardt@att.net
... see anything exiting done today with a computer that couldn t be done 10 years ago (regarding synthesis).
Re: [motm] Re: what he said...
2003-06-25 by Mike Estee
... And apparently they re not even good at that ;) --mikes
Re: What do we do...frustration with computers & music
2003-06-25 by Mike Marsh
Hello All - A large part of some people s frustration is the user interface to many popular software audio tools. That s because they all share the same
Re: What do we do...frustration with computers & music
2003-06-25 by elle_webb
There seem to be a lot of people frustrated with the state of computers and music. I share that frustration to some extent. Early programs that ran on my 128
Re: What do we do ... & What he said - Long Rant
2003-06-25 by paulhaneberg
A Long Rant. I would agree in part with all that has been said. We have an unbelievable amount of computing power available to us at a very low cost. But the
Re: [motm] Re: what do we do our computers??
2003-06-25 by Sikorsky
... - shameless plug - buy the psychoacoustic soundclash volume one cd last i looked they were going for a dollar each that s me (circa 1994-1996) lots of
RE: [motm] Re: what he said...
2003-06-25 by Alan Wagner
Amen brother! What annoys me most is that every ‘hit song’ is in a Movie Soundtrack, on a DVD, a Video Game, a PC Game, overplayed on the Radio, heard in
Re: what he said...
2003-06-25 by konkuro
... As they say, it s called show *business*, not show *art*. johnm
RE: [motm] what he said...
2003-06-25 by Neil Bradley
... My favorite quote: God, this music is *AWFUL*! - A sober guy at a Grateful Dead concert I also heard the statement that if the Beatles didn t come along,
RE: [motm] what he said...
2003-06-25 by Dave Halliday
Someone once said that if the Grateful Dead were starting out today, they would never get signed...
what he said...
2003-06-25 by Markk W. Roberts
These completely inartistic suit wearing geeks are: 1. Totally profit driven ***agreed*** 2. Only sign artists that they think has sure-fire hit power
Re: [motm] what do we do our computers??
2003-06-25 by Tobias Enhus
The frontier is a very sad one (please prove me wrong!). I m current with MIT media lab, Csound user group, CMJ. I visited Stanford just a few months ago, but
Re: what do we do our computers??
2003-06-25 by Mike Marsh
Geez Les, thanks for the URL! I can t believe how much good stuff is there... ... recording ... just don t ... Mainstream Music ... money ... labels and ...
Re: [motm] what do we do our computers??
2003-06-25 by Paul Schreiber
I m dying to meet a professor with a white lab coat and a super computer, punching in numbers and telling me were the future is going
what do we do our computers??
2003-06-24 by Tobias Enhus
Price is going down by the minute. New G5 introduced, etc, but I have yet to see anything exiting done today with a computer that couldn t be done 10 years
Re: [motm] what do we do our computers??
2003-06-24 by Adam Schabtach
I would argue that there are many things that can be done today that couldn¹t be done 10 years ago because real-time DSP presents a degree of interactivity
RE: [motm] Re: what do we do our computers??
2003-06-24 by Les Mizzell
... The *IS* a lot of amazing and adventurous music being done! You just don t get to hear much of it. Blame it on the Sorry State of the Mainstream
Re: what do we do our computers??
2003-06-24 by gooboworks
... Reason, ... Hmmmm...., maybe the mediocre music is not attributed to technology. Perhaps, more mediocre music creators now have access to cheaper and
RE: [motm] what do we do our computers??
2003-06-24 by Paul Wagorn
I spent $200 on 16k (yes, K!!!) on a trs-80 once (hey remember those, paul??:) Paul elhardt@att.net wrote: To hear people talk about the wopping $2400-$2500
[motm] Re: [OT] Price of old computers
2003-06-24 by elhardt@att.net
To hear people talk about the wopping $2400-$2500 they spent on a computer is amusing. I spent $2400 just on 8Meg of memory for my Mac II, and that was half
Re: [motm] Re: Dr. T vs the uSeq
2003-06-24 by Adam Schabtach
... Any similarity between functionality in the uSeq and Max/MSP objects is strictly coincidental. ;-) --Adam
Re: [motm] Homemade Synth Case Photos
2003-06-24 by elhardt@att.net
... You going to build this one?
[motm] Re: Robert Rich in Asheville & Techniques
2003-06-24 by elhardt@att.net
... meat than Bestiary or Outpost . Robert spent the majority of the show either playing one of his many bamboo flutes or his steel guitar, so he was
Re: [motm] Homemade Synth Case Photos
2003-06-24 by synthworld@aol.com
In a message dated 6/24/03 8:43:08 AM, elhardt@att.net writes: What did you use for module dividers? That
Re: [motm] Homemade Synth Case Photos
2003-06-24 by Mike Estee
... That s one sexy lookin synth. Very nice ;) ... You going to build this one? --mikes
Re: Dr. T vs the uSeq
2003-06-24 by Mike Marsh
For structured music, how about using it to control a filter (cutoff or res)? How about slight variations in amplitude? PWM? Shaping an LFO waveform? The
[motm] Homemade Synth Case Photos
2003-06-24 by elhardt@att.net
If for any reason you want pictures of my different home built synth cases to see how they were constructed, see what Penn Fabrication case parts and vinyl
A simple request......
2003-06-24 by Paul Schreiber
When sending email to me or the list, PLEASE PLEASE PRETTY PLEASE use your full real name. With over 400 people to keep track of, I can t remember every John
Re: [motm] Re: Dr. T vs the uSeq
2003-06-24 by Paul Schreiber
... Well, you give up instant access (1 knob per pitch) for 50 OTHER features. Which will still wig some people out. So, I take away your favorite red