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Yeah. I started reading it and found some interesting stuff - like playing with the gain control on the amp to see when the speakers started maxing out etc, but it could have been 3/4 the size if you cut out all the asides about the guitarist, his ego and what an idiot he is anyway.Gearhead wrote: This source might or might not contain some insight not found elsewhere. In any case, if there is anything worthwhile it must be buried deep underneath layers and layers of swearing, stream-of-consciousness and other nonsense. This gearhead for one is not going to wade through the mud to find it. Could we persuade you to dig up useful stuff from somewhere in there that has not yet been posted here and post it in a decent fashion?
It also suggests to me that the engineer/producer thinks HE is making the record and those dumb-ass musician-droids over there are just bit players.Alan Ratcliffe wrote: One of the first things I learned in recording is there is no "ONE" for anything.
There are many nuggets of great info for those with the patience to wade through the silliness, but the writing style will make it difficult for many to read/follow. It assumes a fairly high level of knowledge in the reader (it was written for ProSoundWeb) and has a lot of unusual slang.
? ? ?It seems a widely applauded gem in internet recording wisdom is wasted on you guys.
I certainly would like a laugh amidst some brilliantly useful information - but I also didn't find it in the article that was posted. I have no doubt that the useful information is in there but I honestly couldn't force myself to read through the pages and pages (89 pages!!!) of drivel in the hope that I might uncover the "widely applauded wisdom" in there somewhere.Mo Facta wrote:I just though you might like a laugh amidst some brilliantly useful information.
i must be honest i didn't find the profanity and his attitude to everyone around him ( muso's/assistants ect) funny or a laugh in any way ...... in fact it was highly irritatingMo Facta wrote: You guys are WAY too serious. It seems a widely applauded gem in internet recording wisdom is wasted on you guys. I just though you might like a laugh amidst some brilliantly useful information.
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pps. Believe me, his clients have a sense of humour enough to get where he's coming from.Keira WitherKay wrote:
ps. he might need to be careful about publically voicing his opinions like he does about the artists he works for ( even if he does not name them they will know who they are) cos he might just find himself out of favour and we all know in this industry that means outa bussiness......
That's not going to make you too many friends on this forum.Mo Facta wrote: *LINK DELETED FOR GENERAL LACK OF SENSE OF HUMOUR AND APPRECIATION OF SAGE RECORDING WISDOM *
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You just don't get it, do you? If someone dislikes a massively bloated article that oozes profanity and self entitlement, it doesn't make them a boring old grumpy bag bent on religious debate, it simply means they prefer their entertainment in a different format. Very few people these days have the appetite for reading long winded articles and if it becomes clear in the first paragraph or two that the primary reason for the length is the huge amounts of unnecessary profanity and the author's blowing of his own bugle, then you don't have to be a boring old grumpy bag or religious scholar not to find it entertaining.Mo Facta wrote: Like I said, WAY to serious. What is with you guys???
Profanity??? F word??? Is this a religious debate forum???
No. It's not. It's a recording forum for guitarists. Last time I checked rock and roll was rife with guitars and bad attitude but obviously none of it has made it's way here.
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Oh great, deleted? Judging by the response, seems I missed a gem :?Mo Facta wrote: *LINK DELETED FOR GENERAL LACK OF SENSE OF HUMOUR AND APPRECIATION OF SAGE RECORDING WISDOM *
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Yeah, I reckon I do take myself too seriously at times, but as I said I enjoyed the article - put the link back - there might be others on the forum who can understand where the man is coming from.Mo Facta wrote: Like I said, WAY to serious. What is with you guys???
Profanity??? F word??? Is this a religious debate forum???
No. It's not. It's a recording forum for guitarists. Last time I checked rock and roll was rife with guitars and bad attitude but obviously none of it has made it's way here.
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You still failed miserably at seeing it as a piece of creative writing infused with decades of experience and tongue-in-cheek banter. I happen to know that this guy has made HUNDREDS of records for thirty years and knows what he's talking about.deefstes wrote:ou just don't get it, do you? If someone dislikes a massively bloated article that oozes profanity and self entitlement, it doesn't make them a boring old grumpy bag bent on religious debate, it simply means they prefer their entertainment in a different format.
Well, it's pretty sad that "very few people have the appetite", then. I think that it might have something to do with instant gratification or something. I dunno. In any case, you don't have to read it all at once, you know. You can take your time. You can read it on your iphone on the can. Come back to it. There are no rules. [MOD EDIT]deefstes wrote:Very few people these days have the appetite for reading long winded articles and if it becomes clear in the first paragraph or two that the primary reason for the length is the huge amounts of unnecessary profanity and the author's blowing of his own bugle, then you don't have to be a boring old grumpy bag or religious scholar not to find it entertaining.
deefstes wrote:He may be brilliant at recording high gain guitar but, judged by the average reception here, he's not particularly good at relating his experiences. That's all.