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A.E.S. Report Just spent the last 6 leg numbing days at the A.E.S. (Audio Engineering Society) convention in San Francisco.
A few items of interest: In the market for a new mixing console that'll make your studio look like the Starship Enterprise? 
The Smart Console - www.smartav.net =-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-= Everyone in the studio need a personal mix? 
A-16II Personal Mixer - www.aviom.com =-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-= Need wireless control of your DAW? 
TRANZPORT - www.frontierdesign.com =-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-= Gotta dial more tone out of your already beautiful sounding Taylor acoustic? 
Taylor K4 Equalizer - www.taylorguitars.com/technology/k4 =-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-= Need Logic to look less confusing? (at least to me  )
Logic Pro 7 - http://www.apple.com/logic =-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-= Are you ready (and have the resources) to create your own SACD master? 
Sonoma-24-Track DSD Recorder and Editor - www.superaudiocenter.com =-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-= Best of all, I got to meet hbo (heartbeatocean). 
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The best part was meeting theAudience. 
I'll take the LogicPro7 please. Or how about a simple TASCAM DAT recorder?  I wish I could have spent more time schmoozing. | |
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heartbeatocean said: The best part was meeting theAudience.
I'll take the LogicPro7 please. Or how about a simple TASCAM DAT recorder? I wish I could have spent more time schmoozing.You're a sweetheart.
One Logic Pro 7 and a DAT recorder coming right up. Would you like fries with that? 
Next time the convention is in S.F., come early and stay late. 
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yamomma said: Yeah. That's not even the tip of the iceberg. A studio owner like you would have needed a  cup, a drop cloth and a change of undies for sure.
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Aw dude I already have all of those things!! um. in my space ship. The Last Otan Track: www.funkmusician.com/what.mp3 | |
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Almost forgot.
The other cool thing was being able to hang out and converse with the great RRHOF inductee... 
...Bernie Worrell. Don't know who he is? You'd better ask somebody. Few can truthfully lay claim to the term legend. Master keyboardist, Bernie Worrell, can. From the tender age of three when Worrell began tickling the ivories... to his first concert performance at four... to his first Concerto composition at age eight, Worrell was duly certified a prodigy. His studies at the New England Conservatory of Music and Julliard School of Music endowed Worrell with an undeniably strong classical foundation, the substructure for the supernatural experimentation that was to come... Early in his professional life, Worrell was one of the founding members of the supergroup, Parliament- Funkadelic; he co-wrote, co-produced, recorded and performed most of the group's compositions -- classics "Flashlight," "Atomic Dog," "Knee Deep," "Cosmic Slop" and "Red Hot Mama" (to name just a few) -- on its fifty-plus albums and globe-spanning tours. These songs -- and many more with Worrell's consummate musical licks -- continue to remain popular. Additionally, top rap and hip-hop artists and groups including Dr. Dre, Ice Cube, Salt 'n' Pepa, Snoop Doggy Dog, En Vogue, Digital Underground, Heavy D, and De La Soul are just a few who have built hit songs around Worrell's one-of-a-kind riffs, making him one of the most "sampled" musicians, period! While many performers may have been content to rest on the laurels of this incredible body of work, Worrell continues to flex his considerable creative and musical muscle. Worrell collaborated on critically and commercially acclaimed music projects with artists and groups including The Rolling Stones, The Pretenders, Soul Asylum, Jody Watley, Keith Richards; he provided an influential contribution on the seminal video and album "Stop Making Sense" by Talking Heads. Keith Richards notes "the rare qualities of intuition and taste -- not to mention humor -- all come together in Bernie Worrell," and David Byrne cites Worrell as "a genius." www.arielpublicity.com/bernie_worrell Official Webpage: www.bernieworrell.com tA Tribal Disorder
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theAudience said: Almost forgot.
The other cool thing was being able to hang out and converse with the great RRHOF inductee...
...Bernie Worrell. Don't know who he is? You'd better ask somebody. Hell yes! And I got one word for everybody who's deep into his work with the Funkadelic crew: "Atmosphere"  | |
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theAudience said: Almost forgot.
The other cool thing was being able to hang out and converse with the great RRHOF inductee...
...Bernie Worrell. Don't know who he is? You'd better ask somebody. Few can truthfully lay claim to the term legend. Master keyboardist, Bernie Worrell, can. From the tender age of three when Worrell began tickling the ivories... to his first concert performance at four... to his first Concerto composition at age eight, Worrell was duly certified a prodigy. His studies at the New England Conservatory of Music and Julliard School of Music endowed Worrell with an undeniably strong classical foundation, the substructure for the supernatural experimentation that was to come... Early in his professional life, Worrell was one of the founding members of the supergroup, Parliament- Funkadelic; he co-wrote, co-produced, recorded and performed most of the group's compositions -- classics "Flashlight," "Atomic Dog," "Knee Deep," "Cosmic Slop" and "Red Hot Mama" (to name just a few) -- on its fifty-plus albums and globe-spanning tours. These songs -- and many more with Worrell's consummate musical licks -- continue to remain popular. Additionally, top rap and hip-hop artists and groups including Dr. Dre, Ice Cube, Salt 'n' Pepa, Snoop Doggy Dog, En Vogue, Digital Underground, Heavy D, and De La Soul are just a few who have built hit songs around Worrell's one-of-a-kind riffs, making him one of the most "sampled" musicians, period! While many performers may have been content to rest on the laurels of this incredible body of work, Worrell continues to flex his considerable creative and musical muscle. Worrell collaborated on critically and commercially acclaimed music projects with artists and groups including The Rolling Stones, The Pretenders, Soul Asylum, Jody Watley, Keith Richards; he provided an influential contribution on the seminal video and album "Stop Making Sense" by Talking Heads. Keith Richards notes "the rare qualities of intuition and taste -- not to mention humor -- all come together in Bernie Worrell," and David Byrne cites Worrell as "a genius." www.arielpublicity.com/bernie_worrell Official Webpage: www.bernieworrell.com tA Tribal Disorder
http://www.soundclick.com...rmusic.htm Was he high? My homeboy was in the studio about two weeks ago when George came through...high beams on!  | |
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okaypimpn said: Was he high? My homeboy was in the studio about two weeks ago when George came through...high beams on!
Nah, Bernie was as straight as an arrow. (didn't realize he's as old as he is) Now George, that's a funk of an entirely different odor. 
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theAudience said: Almost forgot.
The other cool thing was being able to hang out and converse with the great RRHOF inductee...
...Bernie Worrell. .dslextreme.com/users/phaseon/audio/MD.mp3]Tribal Disorder[/url] Thev Wizard of Woo!! Yeah, Bernie's The Man!!! My friend Larry actually co-wrote a book on P-Funk, and is friends with Bernie and his wife, Judy. we actually hung out with him after a show here in DC a few years ago, we were down in Larry's basement and Bernie decides to get on the keys---I'm thinkin , "Damn, man! Bernie's Playin' YOUR keyboard ! You can't touch it after this!! I later asked Bernie, since he's played with so many people, who he would've liked to play with if he had the chance. Without Hesitation, he replied, "Hendrix! Definitely Hendrix..." ... [Edited 11/5/04 12:01pm] " I've got six things on my mind --you're no longer one of them." - Paddy McAloon, Prefab Sprout | |
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theAudience said: okaypimpn said: Was he high? My homeboy was in the studio about two weeks ago when George came through...high beams on!
Nah, Bernie was as straight as an arrow. (didn't realize he's as old as he is) Now George, that's a funk of an entirely different odor.
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theAudience said: Almost forgot.
The other cool thing was being able to hang out and converse with the great RRHOF inductee...
...Bernie Worrell. Don't know who he is? You'd better ask somebody. Few can truthfully lay claim to the term legend. Master keyboardist, Bernie Worrell, can. From the tender age of three when Worrell began tickling the ivories... to his first concert performance at four... to his first Concerto composition at age eight, Worrell was duly certified a prodigy. His studies at the New England Conservatory of Music and Julliard School of Music endowed Worrell with an undeniably strong classical foundation, the substructure for the supernatural experimentation that was to come... Early in his professional life, Worrell was one of the founding members of the supergroup, Parliament- Funkadelic; he co-wrote, co-produced, recorded and performed most of the group's compositions -- classics "Flashlight," "Atomic Dog," "Knee Deep," "Cosmic Slop" and "Red Hot Mama" (to name just a few) -- on its fifty-plus albums and globe-spanning tours. These songs -- and many more with Worrell's consummate musical licks -- continue to remain popular. Additionally, top rap and hip-hop artists and groups including Dr. Dre, Ice Cube, Salt 'n' Pepa, Snoop Doggy Dog, En Vogue, Digital Underground, Heavy D, and De La Soul are just a few who have built hit songs around Worrell's one-of-a-kind riffs, making him one of the most "sampled" musicians, period! While many performers may have been content to rest on the laurels of this incredible body of work, Worrell continues to flex his considerable creative and musical muscle. Worrell collaborated on critically and commercially acclaimed music projects with artists and groups including The Rolling Stones, The Pretenders, Soul Asylum, Jody Watley, Keith Richards; he provided an influential contribution on the seminal video and album "Stop Making Sense" by Talking Heads. Keith Richards notes "the rare qualities of intuition and taste -- not to mention humor -- all come together in Bernie Worrell," and David Byrne cites Worrell as "a genius." www.arielpublicity.com/bernie_worrell Official Webpage: www.bernieworrell.com tA Tribal Disorder
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That's so cool! "I saw a woman with major Hammer pants on the subway a few weeks ago and totally thought of you." - sextonseven | |
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Bernie Worrell is my hero.
A true wizard genious!!! Listen 2 his 1993 masterpiece soloalbum Blacktronic science. /peace Manki | |
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OH MY GOSH!!! | |
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Yo what up killah?!?!!
I'm not ready for any of those products you posted, though I am looking for a simple but, solid drum machine for under $300 bones, any suggestions? | |
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Oh yeah!! Bernie's a realmutha4ya! I had the chance of meeting him too, yeah he is up there in age. When I was talking to him he made the remark "I'm getting to old for this shit" I was like shit as long as someone can still roll your ass up to the keyboard and you still have slight movement in you arms and hands, don't stop! That's how Sun Ra was doing it at the last show I seen him at and I'm sure he was ninety something at the time. | |
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yamomma said:
UHHHHHMMMMM ! ! ! YEH ! 
You've been a busy Audience Any freebies for your Doggy Bag ? 
 Just when i thought things were getting a bit boring ....well for me at least...
Nice one Neal ; how do you top that week !  ~PClinuxOS~  I've been here longer than I care to remember, ... I drop in from time to time, ... | |
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magnificentsynthesizer667 said: Oh yeah!! Bernie's a realmutha4ya! I had the chance of meeting him too, yeah he is up there in age. When I was talking to him he made the remark "I'm getting to old for this shit"
I was like shit as long as someone can still roll your ass up to the keyboard and you still have slight movement in you arms and hands, don't stop! That's how Sun Ra was doing it at the last show I seen him at and I'm sure he was ninety something at the time. You got that right. It's all about On-and-na-on-and-on-on-and-on. You don't stop jammin' til yo' body's gone. 
Lemme think about the drum machine thing. tA Tribal Disorder
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FLUX said: You've been a busy Audience Any freebies for your Doggy Bag ? No goodies in your doggie bag out of that joint unless you drop some serious ducats. 
Just when i thought things were getting a bit boring ....well for me at least... Bernie is the man.
Nice one Neal ; how do you top that week ! NAMM Show in L.A. (Jan.20 - Jan.23)
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O.K. Neal, your having way too much Fun,
Just Kidding, Keep it coming, I'd love to hear what it's like to play in front of 25 thousand people. Technically, like what did it sound like on stage ? How was the place set up; Amps, P.A. etc. Maybe you could make a thread, then again, just a reply here would be cool, as you don't wanna seem like your showing off. ~PClinuxOS~ I've been here longer than I care to remember, ... I drop in from time to time, ... | |
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manki said: Bernie Worrell is my hero.
A true wizard genious!!! Listen 2 his 1993 masterpiece soloalbum Blacktronic science. /peace Manki "Won't Go Away" is the JAM." So is "Dissinfordollars". Peace, JD [Edited 11/10/04 12:58pm] | |
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Flashpointe said: manki said: Bernie Worrell is my hero.
A true wizard genious!!! Listen 2 his 1993 masterpiece soloalbum Blacktronic science. /peace Manki "Won't Go Away" is the JAM." So is "Dissinfordollars". Peace, JD Copped a new, unopened copy of Blacktronic Science off of Amazon the other day for approx $7.
Can't wait for the delivery. Please Mr. Postman look and see... tA Tribal Disorder
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FLUX said: Keep it coming, I'd love to hear what it's like to play in front of 25 thousand people. Technically, like what did it sound like on stage ? How was the place set up; Amps, P.A. etc. Maybe you could make a thread, then again, just a reply here would be cool, as you don't wanna seem like your showing off.
No it's not about showing off with me. Bottom line is that it happened. I hadn't thought about that gig (Sept. 2000) in quite a while until LP brought it up in the Modern Drummer article. But now that you've mentioned it, the "feeling" for me was more than just playing for such a large crowd. There's actually quite a backstory to that gig. The fact that it was my 1st gig outside of the U.S., the other players involved, observations about how another culture knew more about the history of jazz than most Americans. Maybe I will do a thread because there might be some info about playing in bands and the interpersonal relationships involved that could be helpful to younger players. I'll have to think on that a bit. Thanks for asking FLUX and bringing back some great memories again.
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No it's not about showing off with me.
Bottom line is that it happened. I hadn't thought about that gig (Sept. 2000) in quite a while until LP brought it up in the Modern Drummer article. I read the Article, and was intrigued. After i posted that question about the concert i thought; "Shit why did i do that?" 
"I've put him on the spot now." Thanks for taking the enquiry in the vein it was put, a childish inquisition. 
The other points you raised are very interesting also. Demographics, & psychology of a moment. ~PClinuxOS~ I've been here longer than I care to remember, ... I drop in from time to time, ... | |
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