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Old 21st March 2007   #1
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Rupert Neve interview March 19th 2007

Rupert Neve interview March 19th 2007

This interview took place in London at the Sonic Distribution studio opening party, west London, UK.

Its over HALF AN HOUR long so I have had to drop the audio quality right down to fit it on here!

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PART 1
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PART 2
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Here is Rupert's new 5088 mixer that he talked about..

http://rupertneve.com/?page_id=239

The Portico range here

http://rupertneve.com/products/

Here is an Amek 9098 console

http://www.bigbluemeenie.com/index.pl?s=9

A Focusrite console

http://www.oceanwayrecording.com/studio_holly_a.php

And some time lines in reference to his design work

http://rupertneve.com/company/history/
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Good job!!!
Nice chat

thought it was my phone making the noise for a minute....
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I got to meet Rupert too. He's very calm, doesn't get too excited. Nice guy.
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Yes this is the plan, I do want to figure out how to do this. But at present the procedure bamboozles me. If anyone wants to step up and walk a moron through it step by step, I would appreciate the assistance. I am RSS feed phobic, it stands for Really Simple Syndication.. and I guess I am simple, cause I dont get it.
Jules, this link should help you get started without needing to use any 3rd party apps outside of vbulletin. Pretty straight forward instructions.

http://www.vbulletin.com/docs/html/m...rsion=30600500

Great interview, btw!!

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Thank you Jules !

Great interview, awesome to know he is using his Gift to help people and gives all the glory to God.

When he was talking about Amek in the 80s i kept waiting to hear him say something about my APC1000 .... maybe next time, or if you could talk him into being a guest here ,.... now that would be awesome !


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Hello Jules,

Was this interview done with your new small Nagra?

Over here we call it a "nig-nog."

Best from Chicago,

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Hello Jules,

Was this interview done with your new small Nagra?

Over here we call it a "nig-nog."

Best from Chicago,

HudSonic
Yes it was recorded on one of these -

http://www.solidstatesound.co.uk/nagra_ares-m.htm

But I managed to reduce it to sounding terrible.. It was really Hi Fi & great sounding before I rushed to get it down to a manageable file size.. I mangled it first with Audacity to 'maximize it" and bring up Ruperts side of the stereo (was a little quiet) and then again with ITunes... I will figure it out eventually.. I need to find the free mp3 software partner for Audacity (which is also free)
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Jules, you are so very awesome





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I need to find the free mp3 software partner for Audacity (which is also free)
http://audacity.sourceforge.net/help...&item=lame-mp3

Love the interview by the way!
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Hi
Just a note for SteveP.
As far as I am aware, Rupert's involvement with AMEK came after the APC1000 had been and 'gone'. Credits for the APC go to Graham Langley and the rest of the 'crew' at AMEK.
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Just a note for SteveP.
As far as I am aware, Rupert's involvement with AMEK came after the APC1000 had been and 'gone'. Credits for the APC go to Graham Langley and the rest of the 'crew' at AMEK.
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Thanks Matt, Graham and Jem Wilson and all the other guys did a great job!
i Love this desk more every time i use it



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Thanks very much i really got a lot out of that... and enjoyed llistening. Good job with the interviewing Jules! Good work!

Just wondering which mics complement the new pre's with regard to extended high freq response? Any thoughts anyone?


Thanks some more
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(ot: jules -- where exactly do you come from? can't tell from the accent exactly.)
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Yes it was recorded on one of these -

http://www.solidstatesound.co.uk/nagra_ares-m.htm

But I managed to reduce it to sounding terrible.. It was really Hi Fi & great sounding before I rushed to get it down to a manageable file size.. I mangled it first with Audacity to 'maximize it" and bring up Ruperts side of the stereo (was a little quiet) and then again with ITunes... I will figure it out eventually.. I need to find the free mp3 software partner for Audacity (which is also free)
Suggestion: If you encoded the MP3 in mono you would save half the space, and could use a higher bitrate. Plus he'd come out of both speakers... and sound better!
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Suggestion: If you encoded the MP3 in mono you would save half the space, and could use a higher bitrate. Plus he'd come out of both speakers... and sound better!
Back to mono eh?

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The problem is that mono derived from stereo recorded digitally sounds so poor!
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Yes it was recorded on one of these -

http://www.solidstatesound.co.uk/nagra_ares-m.htm

But I managed to reduce it to sounding terrible.. It was really Hi Fi & great sounding before I rushed to get it down to a manageable file size.. I mangled it first with Audacity to 'maximize it" and bring up Ruperts side of the stereo (was a little quiet) and then again with ITunes... I will figure it out eventually.. I need to find the free mp3 software partner for Audacity (which is also free)
I used an Ares M recently for some stenography work. It's a lovely little device although the Steno mode uses an obscure Codec that was a pin in the *rse to convert.

I also had an invite to the Neve / Clearmountain launch but couldn't go as little Reg number 3 was not well. I was soooo gutted!
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I used an Ares M recently for some stenography work. It's a lovely little device although the Steno mode uses an obscure Codec that was a pin in the *rse to convert.

I also had an invite to the Neve / Clearmountain launch but couldn't go as little Reg number 3 was not well. I was soooo gutted!
Well I hope the little chap is feeling better!
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Nooooooo! Don't go mono, man. Keep the files big instead. I always record in stereo if it's for radio. Mono's easier but no one said good radio's supposed to be easy. Stereo sounds better when done right. It was invented for a purpose I guess.
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The problem is that mono derived from stereo recorded digitally sounds so poor!
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When mono comes about by summing the L+R, yep pretty often not-so-good. If the editor can pick left OR right channel as the source, Mono is fine (especially if the microphone is close to the subject).

Gotta love full-track 1/4" tape at 15ip/s, except for lugging the AG-440B transport on a city bus. New-ish microscopic digital recorders are the hot ticket for news/interviews, fer sure.

Some coders have "voice-band" options that make the output gurgle and pump less at low-bitrates. At 32KB/s (stereo!), I'm amazed when anything sounds as good as a cellular telephone.

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AMEK console pics...

There are some good pictures of the Amek 9098i console on the Fullsail website. I believe they have ... 4 of these consoles? 2 in use, maybe 2 in storage?

Full Sail: School of Film, Art, Design, Music & Media Production

Its highly interactive. Have to do a little searching for the recording section and studio A as well as another specially designed suite...

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