Multiple Sidosis

[spantini]

Ok. Everybody take notes, they're'll be a quiz later.



YouTube

 

[jimmys69]

HAHA! I love it!

 

[spantini]

There's a bunch of vids for that recorder on youtube - here's a short demo.

YouTube

 

[miroslav]

"Save the ribbons"!

We've now proven that a "click" was used as far back as 1970!

 

[rob aylestone]

If only it was that easy. I also wonder if the UK readership of Sound on Sound magazine realise that's how we used to do it. So many failures when something early on was too loud and you had to start again from scratch.

 

[andrushkiwt]

He now uses Pro Tools

 

[dachay2tnr]

Ok. Everybody take notes, they're'll be a quiz later.



YouTube

Lol. But where’s the computer?

 

[spantini]

Lol. But where’s the computer?

LOL! Third floor - IBM Building

 

[CoolCat]

that pictures odd...isnt that one guy supposed to be working and not looking at the ladys ass?

 

[keith.rogers]

My roommate back in 1969-70 had that same Roberts tape deck. Brought back lots of memories.

 

[dachay2tnr]

that pictures odd...isnt that one guy supposed to be working and not looking at the ladys ass?

No, in those days it was OK. That’s what you were supposed to do.

 

[spantini]

that pictures odd...isnt that one guy supposed to be working and not looking at the ladys ass?

No, in those days it was OK. That’s what you were supposed to do.

That was the "real" Mad Men era.

It was machines very much like those on which I first learned to program. Bunch-O-Line-Cords mostly, like an old telephone exchange - my education was obsolete before it began, but I did get to use it a bit in the DP Dept. of a large business.