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Hi all, I wrote this today, what do you think? Barry. Title: A Choctaw Gift http://artists.iuma.com/IUMA/Bands/Barry_Griffin/index-1.html

Well, when I saw "reich_fan", I said - cool, another Steve Reich fan, I never for a minute thought about fascism, thats why I was so shocked to see the posts above. For me, it was as if Fitz was adding 2 and 2 and coming up with 50. I cant therefore speak for those who have never heard of Steve...

You shouldn't be so quick to jump to such conclusions, that all Fitz. With all due respect, how many Nazi sympathizers do you think play the Congas?

I'm glad to see that the people who have contributed to this thread so far, are not uncultured enough to think that Reich is somehow a reference to nazis. Unlike here - https://homerecording.com/bbs/showthread.php?postid=594662#post594662

...and I'm pretty sure that Steve Reich is Jewish.

What the hell? "Reich" is German for "empire" and .... >>Anybody who uses that for a screen name in the US has got to expect it ...just happens to be the surname of one of the greatest American composers of all time - never heard of Steve Reich, as in Six Marimbas or Nagoya Marimbas? Talk...

ok, lets say your best friend comes to you for advice. he has $5000 to spend, and he wants a home studio setup. hes going to be recording vox, bass, drums and electric guitar. what gear would you recommend - keeping in mind that he'll be starting from scratch?

a little more info... I'm looking for something to use in conjunction with an Otari MX5050 MK III reel to reel 8 track. The types of instruments I record are quite varied - acoustic guitar, electric, drums - African and regular, marimbas and others. The type of music I play is classical-ish. I...

Hi, 1st of all, get yourself a Shure SM-57 and also have a look at the M-Audio Audio Buddy (best pre's in the lower price range) and the M-Audio Delta 44 (a good recording sound card, or the Delta 66 if you want midi). PC soundcards are not really designed for recording; they're designed to...

Hi all, I'm thinking about getting either an API or a Massenburg pre. Any of you guys have either, or have you worked with either? What models exactly? What did you think of them? What did you chain consist of? Thanks, Barry.

Yeah! Yeah! Your computer uses them though :)

Hi again all, I've a website where you guys can demo your recordings - http://baz.perlmonk.org/main.cgi I'd like to see some analog / reel-to-reel additions. Just remember to you give details of the process involved in making the recording. All Bit rates are catered for ;) Enjoy!

yeah, but I have an analog (56K) modem ;)

hmmm, i didn't think digital was becoming popular that early anyway, this album is the soundtrack for the film "Made in USA" so there was lots of money thrown at it. According to the liner - Recorded & Mixed at HIT CITY WEST, Los Angeles, Sept./Oct. 1986 Engineer: TERRY PEARSON Assistant...

thanks for your help so far guys, it was recorded in !985 if that helps. If you cant stream those files then I'm not sure what the problem is...try right clicking on the mp3 links and selecting "Save Target as" to d/l it. thanks again

Thanks Sennheiser, Some ppl that have listen to the mp3 from the link above, believe that "old" reels were used - I'm a bit confused by that. I can imagine that the reels have a bigger impact on sound than say a pre amp might have. So, what generation or models should I be looking at based on...

I always wondered about ADATs and DATs but never really looked into them.... Anyway, are they superior (ignoring converters) in any way to a good PC? I saw a rack lately in a friends bedroom which contained a 1073 and an ADAT - It looked so cool and discrete. I can image many artists, who write...

Hi all, I've a typical home-digital studio setup. And while I consider Digital to be great for capturing exactly what’s coming out of my amp, I play a lot of Desert and Surf Rock and I'd like to start building an analog studio with Reel to Reels etc, for these types of music. Anyway, I've put...

Hi all, I've a typical home-digital studio setup. And while I consider Digital to be great for capturing exactly what’s coming out of my amp, I'm still interested in the concepts of saturation and coloring. Anyway, I've put together a page of instrumentals from what I consider to be the most...

Made in USA - recorded in mid 80s, released in mid 90s. Thats pictures from the mid 90's I'd say - nothing to do with Made in USA, unless its when they remastered it for release. If I remember correctly, that pic is out of EQ mag, anyone have that copy?