top notch recording engineers

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Surely this guy is the greatest guitarist ever..... Look, his guitar is on FIRE!!! :eek:

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As for recording engineer..... Has to be this guy.....

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Would funny pictures of engineers have enough weight to carry it's own thread???
 
ez_willis said:
my opinion? i googled recording engineers and it sent me to a wikipedia page that included a Recording engineers of note section. :laughings:
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You mean, you mean, you got paid ?

AAAARRRRGGGGHHHH !!

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nick_w79 said:
Didn't notice this little bit at the end.....

Originally Posted by Lil Miss Cutie
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wiki lol :P
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Woe is me ! All my illusions shattered in one yesterday, when love was such an easy game to play, now I need a place to hide away......:drunk:
 
grimtraveller said:
...Very rarely does one see the word 'producer' (here)...
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Oh, sure you do- right now, four on the first page of posts in the "DJ & Hip Hop Production" forum. Every rapper AND his cousin calls himself a "producer." Of course, all they "produce" is farts and "beats" they then post on Craigslist, but at least they call themselves producers...
 
grimtraveller said:
Ask Rami if the Flems, the Mummies and the Sphinx recorded there at Pyramid studios ! I'm sure I read somewhere that they pioneered camel track recording and that it got too cold to record there in down time. Wasn't Tut known as "King of all top notch engineers" ? :D ;)
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You guys forgot a group that MUST have recorded there- they back up Bobby "Boris" Pickett (RIP) in this classic song...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0thH3qnHTbI
 
stevieb said:
Oh, sure you do- right now, four on the first page of posts in the "DJ & Hip Hop Production" forum. Every rapper AND his cousin calls himself a "producer." Of course, all they "produce" is farts and "beats" they then post on Craigslist, but at least they call themselves producers...
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I stand corrected. That said, that's a room in the house I rarely venture into and I did say 'rarely' not never......:D
 
stevieb said:
You guys forgot a group that MUST have recorded there- they back up Bobby "Boris" Pickett (RIP) in this classic song...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0thH3qnHTbI
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True stevieb ....the *crypt kicker 5* was the pyramid studios studio session musicians right up to Tutankhamuns death, but that particular song was engineered by Ramesses using old blues players from Memphis and Cairo through the *Cleopatra talent agency*. That was eventually over taken by the huge cooperation know as *the Rome empire records*

Just a little music history lesson for ya.



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moresound said:
True stevieb ....the *crypt kicker 5* was the pyramid studios studio session musicians right up to Tutankhamuns death, but that particular song was engineered by Ramesses using old blues players from Memphis and Cairo through the *Cleopatra talent agency*. That was eventually over taken by the huge cooperation know as *the Rome empire records*

Just a little music history lesson for ya.



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This is what really made it possible for the whole Egyptian invasion to appear in the US
 
moresound said:
Now wait a minute.... King Tut had a great home pyramid studio that was the envy of all the ancient world!
I have no doubt that Tuts studio put out quality recordings which would put him on the top notch engineer list.



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They used to get killer drum sounds by hanging a SM57 or "Super Mummy" 57 at the top of the pyramid. :D
 
miroslav said:
I can just see people skimming through the liner notes of their CD/LP collections....looking for names. ;)
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No need to. I know my favorites. ;)

Harvey Gerst said:
Chuck Ainlay, Frank Filipetti, Mutt Lange, and Ed Cherney are missing from that list.
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Mutt Lange being one of them. Not for AC/DC, Def Leppard, or Shania Twain, but for the Cars' Heartbeat City. That album just never gets old.

Another often overlooked great is Robin Guthrie of Cocteau Twins. I can't count how many times I bought Heaven or Las Vegas due to loss or wearing out before the iPod came along. I will be listening to old Twins records for the rest of my life.

Regards,
Jim
 
diggy_dude said:
No need to. I know my favorites. ;)



Mutt Lange being one of them. Not for AC/DC, Def Leppard, or Shania Twain, but for the Cars' Heartbeat City. That album just never gets old.

Another often overlooked great is Robin Guthrie of Cocteau Twins. I can't count how many times I bought Heaven or Las Vegas due to loss or wearing out before the iPod came along. I will be listening to old Twins records for the rest of my life.

Regards,
Jim
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Ah yes the cars :D great album.









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