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Originally Posted by leonardmog  ok,
Redwallstudio has it I think.
Recording to tape is about feeling. Feeling the sounds , not just listening to
audiophile frequencies that can be analysed.
Just been listening to the radio here ( UK) and a programme about how vinyl records are becoming more and more popular/ record players sales etc. All analogue.
I am not making a comment about workflow, wow and flutter, distortion etc etc etc. spare parts for machines, calibration and so on.....
Music is passion, atmosphere, group playing etc ....
I love mixing with tape, there is no doubt that it feels and sound so good and is great fun to use!
Who wants to look at a computer monitor and all the graphics and millions of choices?
LM |
Agrees 100%.
It is so much more fun when you use many methods to capture the sound you want, in particular outboard gear.
I use both methods, ITB and OTB and my computer is still my recorder, however I look at it so much less these days. If i could have it my away i would do away with the my mac pro for my music entirely however I know realistically that is not going to happen.
I think it is not just about the sound, but the creative results that come from not using a computer.
For this reason I plan on purchasing a console, so I can look at my computer even less in 2012.
How ironic that as technology grows I continue to shy away from it!