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26th June 2007, 12:40 AM
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| Gear addict Join Date: Nov 2006
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|  British cool! ..awesome!! Hi! I was so glad watching the video: click here: MPG event 2005 comparison with analoge and digital recording About analog vs digital and the DAWs shoot out. What was amazing is how friendly, relax and down to earth are the British Engineers and producers....Pip Williams seems a very cool, nice guy and very smart person...besides of how experienced and talented he is. You cold feel the atmosphere was great!! I wish in America could be the same...even at the AES (USA) you feel that air of arrogancy..... I think that is something we need to learn to enjoy better the music!! |
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26th June 2007, 09:54 PM
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| Special guest  Join Date: May 2007
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I must say I have noticed sometimes that there is a tendency for US engineers and producers to act a little like they are bigger stars than the artists and often studio staff note how much more even tempered English engineers are. However, I love the professionalism of US studios - the attention to detail and care taken with equipment is often much more noticeable than in some UK studios. I think it is very easy to slip into the 'grass is greener' syndrome though and surely the best scenario is putting together teams of collaborators who fire each other up to make great records? Best, Tony | |
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26th June 2007, 11:43 PM
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| Lives for gear  Join Date: Oct 2006 Location: Miami, Fl
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   | Yes! I notice that too!!! yes the British guys were so down to earth and also Tony's observation is correct : many producers and engineers in the U.S feel theirself like the stars....even over the artists.But yes...the service at top studios here is amazing!
__________________ Peace. Reuven Amiel. Focal Monitors ? PM me "There are no rules, just knowledge, good taste and experimentation" "Music was designed to escape from reality for a moment, not to magnify our fears and problems" |
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30th June 2007, 05:56 AM
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| Gear nut  Join Date: May 2004 Location: Spain
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| I've watched the video some time ago, and I'm still wondering what converters you used with the protools and nuendo set-up, It is weird for me, everyone in the video were talking about nuendo a protools but nobody mentioned the converters these DAWs were using. do you remember? cheers |
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30th June 2007, 08:27 PM
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| Lives for gear Join Date: Sep 2004 Location: Glasgow, UK / Istanbul, TR
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| It was a Prism converter, as Tony mentioned it somewhere else earlier on. http://www.gearslutz.com/board/q-4-m...ml#post1328798 B. |
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