purplethunder3121 said:

LittleBLUECorvette said:

Naw, mine is pretty big.

You haven't seen mine.

I've been told I got sime pretty nice equipment, that's all I'm sayin.

LittleBLUECorvette said:

purplethunder3121 said:

You haven't seen mine.

I've been told I got sime pretty nice equipment, that's all I'm sayin.

I dare ya to show us...

purplethunder3121 said:

Gentlemen, please! I'm sure that your penises speakers are all massive.

But if someone uses a beatmaker producer, they may not need a traditional engineer.

I have very little knowledge of how beatmakers work or how you get good sound quality out of a god damn Mac book. You'd still need some engineering skill just to get a good vocal to tape. I understand it's a different skill set since hardly anything takes place in front of the mic except vocals.

At any rate I think it goes back to the principle of: if you have people who don't know how to get a good sound, selling music to people who don't appreciate a good sound, you are gonna end up with shitty sounding records.

theAudience said:

rialb said:

A multi-instrumentalist and former member of the Ohio Players and Parliament-Funkadelic:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Walter_Morrison

...Suzie Thundertussy & Super Groupie (edited version)




Music for adventurous listeners

tA

Tribal Records

seriously man

YOU SHOULD HAVE YOUR OWN SITE!!

everytime i get on here i head for your posts and check out your recs!!

thnaks agin!!

jonylawson said:

theAudience said:

...Suzie Thundertussy & Super Groupie (edited version)




Music for adventurous listeners

tA

Tribal Records

seriously man

YOU SHOULD HAVE YOUR OWN SITE!!

everytime i get on here i head for your posts and check out your recs!!

thnaks agin!!

I totally agree.

And on Junie: How sick is that sound? Is anyone in R&B, save perhaps Georgia Anne Muldrow, doing funky, odd vocal phrasings like that these days?

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Lammastide said:

jonylawson said:

seriously man

YOU SHOULD HAVE YOUR OWN SITE!!

everytime i get on here i head for your posts and check out your recs!!

thnaks agin!!

I totally agree.

And on Junie: How sick is that sound? Is anyone in R&B, save perhaps Georgia Anne Muldrow, doing funky, odd vocal phrasings like that these days?

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If Nicole Renee Harris would get her ass UP! and make a second album, I would've answered "yes" to your question

Harlepolis said:

Lammastide said:

I totally agree.

And on Junie: How sick is that sound? Is anyone in R&B, save perhaps Georgia Anne Muldrow, doing funky, odd vocal phrasings like that these days?

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If Nicole Renee Harris would get her ass UP! and make a second album, I would've answered "yes" to your question

I'll have to check that sister out.

Dude, your probably listening to cd masterings where the engineer applied noise reduction to get rid of tape hiss (Note, this is ALWAYS a TERRIBLE thing, but was the super hip thing for engineers to do in the 80's and early 90's) which completely kills upper and lower frequencies and makes it sound like someone stuffed the music under a blanket. Cd's are always suspect to having bad masterings, If I were you I'd try and find info on different masterings of the albums that you say have that wimpy sound, usually theres at least ONE good cd mastering, otherwise your stuck with vinyl.

ManlyMoose said:

Dude, your probably listening to cd masterings where the engineer applied noise reduction to get rid of tape hiss (Note, this is ALWAYS a TERRIBLE thing, but was the super hip thing for engineers to do in the 80's and early 90's) which completely kills upper and lower frequencies and makes it sound like someone stuffed the music under a blanket. Cd's are always suspect to having bad masterings, If I were you I'd try and find info on different masterings of the albums that you say have that wimpy sound, usually theres at least ONE good cd mastering, otherwise your stuck with vinyl.

Yep, to me, in most cases the original records sound better than the CD's, remastered or not. I remember some cassette players had a Dolby Noise Reduction button for hiss, but I never used it. It sounded better without it.