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Posted: 11 Oct 2007, 23:07
by Elise
H. Blackrose wrote:
...Which at least leaves us the hope that he might have spent the last three years or so, when not gigging, learning software that's younger than most of the participants on this forum....
Let's hope so yeah !
No matter how much the older recordings get 'digitally remastered' , ( not just from the Sisters , but from any band ) ,
the difference between something that is newly recorded with the latest techniques is very obvious .
Also , it seems to me , as an artist/musician it must be mindblowing to
be able to record something with the present-day technique ...
Oh , and if that Suzanne vid really was just the teaser for a dvd then we missed out on something truly fantastic !
Posted: 12 Oct 2007, 00:03
by paint it black
mh wrote:I think PiB is being funny again.
i never joke, my manic depression doesn't leave room for humour. however, i've still got the emails in which people who would know these things told me as it was going on..if anybody knows better then crack on
right time for another pill
Posted: 12 Oct 2007, 11:54
by Syberberg
Quiff Boy wrote:
von's general stubborness and his refusal to accept new recordsing techniques, and modern studio technologies that he isn't familiar with, and its a recipe for disaster
It's strange to think von's not comfortable with new technologies considering the amount of times the Doc has been upgraded. But if he's insistant on Voyetra's Sequencer Plus being the best app for recording, it's no wonder he's not willing to move on. I used to use Digital Orchestrator Plus and found it to be extremely limited unless you had a full suite of external sound processors. Or in other words, it's only really useful in an old, fully equipped studio. Most studios now use Pro Tools or Logic and there are only minor differences between all the available DAWs and they all seem to be pretty much based on Cubase. It's not as if the basics of recording have changed in any way.
(From the official site)
Computer software becomes an extension of human neurophysiology if it's good and you work at it, and the brain is always reluctant to lose part of itself and go through a pain-in-the-arse learning process with the replacement. However, new prosthetics quickly become naturalised...On the other hand, I'm not sure what place Voyetra has in a rigorous digital audio studio environment other than as a MIDI input tool. Horses for courses. And then back to the stable.
Ever get the impression that might be aimed at someone?
Posted: 12 Oct 2007, 19:17
by GC
Syberberg wrote:
It's strange to think von's not comfortable with new technologies considering the amount of times the Doc has been upgraded. But if he's insistant on Voyetra's Sequencer Plus being the best app for recording, it's no wonder he's not willing to move on. I used to use Digital Orchestrator Plus and found it to be extremely limited unless you had a full suite of external sound processors. Or in other words, it's only really useful in an old, fully equipped studio. Most studios now use Pro Tools or Logic and there are only minor differences between all the available DAWs and they all seem to be pretty much based on Cubase. It's not as if the basics of recording have changed in any way.
(From the official site)
Computer software becomes an extension of human neurophysiology if it's good and you work at it, and the brain is always reluctant to lose part of itself and go through a pain-in-the-arse learning process with the replacement. However, new prosthetics quickly become naturalised...On the other hand, I'm not sure what place Voyetra has in a rigorous digital audio studio environment other than as a MIDI input tool. Horses for courses. And then back to the stable.
Ever get the impression that might be aimed at someone?
Sorry, but I lost you after " It's ......."
Posted: 12 Oct 2007, 21:28
by Badlander
Old school technology can be very, very cool.
Best video game system
ever !
I'd choose Neo Geo over X-Box 360 any day.
Posted: 12 Oct 2007, 22:17
by Syberberg
Posted: 12 Oct 2007, 22:35
by nowayjose
Quiff Boy wrote:
(see what NIN's trent reznor did off his own back!!)
I do however prefer the output that comes(/came) out of Eldritch's ancient iron over the crap that recently came out of Reznor's Garageband any day.
Posted: 13 Oct 2007, 00:00
by sultan2075
Yeah, but at the time it wasn't ancient. Von was a state of the art guy for a while, and then he just stopped. Sometime in the mid 90's I guess.
Posted: 13 Oct 2007, 00:14
by 6FeetOver
Badlander wrote:Old school technology can be very, very cool.
Best video game system
ever !
I'd choose Neo Geo over X-Box 360 any day.
Are you familiar with "chiptune" music - especially the stuff that's made using old
Game Boys? Some if it's seriously mind-blowing... \m/
Posted: 13 Oct 2007, 00:25
by nowayjose
sultan2075 wrote:Yeah, but at the time it wasn't ancient. Von was a state of the art guy for a while, and then he just stopped. Sometime in the mid 90's I guess.
Since Eldo appears to be a Linux guy now, maybe he'll be trying out some opensource stuff for putting together a DAW on a free software basis.
I had a look at some FAQs myself some time ago and it seems there's some halfways usable software out already, of course not as polished and featureful as the commercial products but with a better attitude. Some professional audio hardware (RME Hammerfall cards etc.) have been supported by Linux for years.
Would also be a lot more in the DIY spirit of the Sisters.
Posted: 13 Oct 2007, 02:05
by sultan2075
nowayjose wrote:
Would also be a lot more in the DIY spirit of the Sisters.
Buy, but...doesn't the 'D' stand for doing things? How would that be in the Sisters spirit?
Seriously though, you're right. I've been reading for a while that you can cobble together a pretty serious studio in Linux. Here's hoping....Oh, wait a minute. The website says he's got a ProTools rig. He's just lazy
Posted: 13 Oct 2007, 11:32
by Quiff Boy
DFAY?
Posted: 13 Oct 2007, 11:40
by Dark
Posted: 13 Oct 2007, 13:04
by Badlander
Quiff Boy wrote:DFAY?
Do something something yourself
Seriously, I don't get it.
Posted: 13 Oct 2007, 14:04
by mh
Eff-all, I would imagine.
Posted: 14 Oct 2007, 00:15
by Syberberg
sultan2075 wrote:The website says he's got a ProTools rig. He's just lazy
Yeah, but it
doesn't say if he's actually taken it out of the packaging, set it up and started playing around with it yet.
Posted: 14 Oct 2007, 17:14
by the-happening
Badlander wrote:Quiff Boy wrote:DFAY?
Do something something yourself
Seriously, I don't get it.
Do f**k all yourself.
Posted: 15 Oct 2007, 10:14
by nomad
Posted: 21 Oct 2007, 21:05
by chickenhead
Just a quickie- nobody needs the vid on the sharing section via rapidshare etc do they? If anyone does give a shout & I shall do the honours.