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[Barry Hufker]

I must admit                                 Ken Scott makes

a convincing                                 argument.

Sorry for the                                funny spacing

but I've no                                   pan pot for

this message.                                 Barry


Oh Fuck this.  It was really funny but the formatter won't do it.

(whiney) I had half my reply on the left and the other half on the right with no center.  You know, 'cause we're talkin' about pan pots and Ken Scott and you know..... it was funny.....

Fuckin' formatter...

Barry

[Tom C]

Barry Hufker wrote on Mon, 13 March 2006 21:45

[...] Fuckin' formatter... Barry

You mean

something

like

this

or

that?

Panning is hard  these days

[Electric Warrior]

Quote:

CHANCE wrote on Thu, 09 March 2006 10:49 Weren't some of these recordings mixed with a synthetic stereo? Or would that be called bynorual? I remember reading this somewhere too. Maybe I'll find it in an old magazine.

It's called pseudo stereo. putting the high end on one side and the low end on the other is a really cheap and awful sounding way to create a pseudo stereo mix imho. Some tracks on my copy of Magical Mystery Tour were treated with that kind of pseudo stereo effect. Are they supposed to be like this?
I only have a hardly legal russian CD pressing with a bonus disc. Bought it on german ebay, wired the money to a german bank account and recieved a little package from belorussia two weeks later

[Barry Hufker]

Yes, Tom.  Exactly like that...

Before I felt let down by the formatter...

Now I feel let down and stupid.  Thanks Tom...







Barry

[wwittman]

There were also boxes that made rechannled stereo... Orban made one, for one.
It essentially boosted some frequencies on one side and others on the other... but it did it in a box with a 'width' control rather  than having to do it manually.

[J.J. Blair]

Aaaah, Orban.  The makers of fine audio products.

Blech.

[compasspnt]

J.J. Blair wrote on Tue, 14 March 2006 00:19

Aaaah, Orban.  The makers of fine audio products. Blech.

Gotta love that shade of blue, though!

[Brian Kehew]

I MUCH prefer fake stereo to that awful real stereo.

[CHANCE]

J.J. Blair wrote on Mon, 13 March 2006 09:35

For those following the Geoff and Ken show, here's the latest:   http://komosproductions.com/index.php?option=com_content& ;amp ;amp ;task=view&id=19&Itemid=37

I have an article by Ken Scott that was in the Oct-1980 Mix mag. I scanned it, but it wouldn't post, plus the quality was poor. I'm going to try to copy it, then scan the copy and see if that works. I often have to do this for faxes and maybe it will work for scans

[J.J. Blair]

Brian Kehew wrote on Tue, 14 March 2006 05:04

I MUCH prefer fake stereo to that awful real stereo.

I only use cruelty-free stereo, myself.

[Tidewater]

Certain pains an animal might feel, are directly related to 'air', and 'punch'.

It might just be psychological, but I am not taking any chances.



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[Tidewater]

J.J. Blair wrote on Tue, 14 March 2006 00:19

Aaaah, Orban.  The makers of fine audio products. Blech.

What is it with O names?

Oram; Father of Brittle Eq

Orban; Father of induced intermodulation

My mother always said, if you don't have anything good to say, say it on the internet.


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[Barry Hufker]

If you listen carefully and think about it...

Mushy, bland mixes translate well into any format -- mono, stereo, surround.


Barry

[J.J. Blair]

/0 wrote on Tue, 14 March 2006 08:51

My mother always said, if you don't have anything good to say, say it on the internet.

Funny, because my dad used to say, "Laugh, and the world laughs with you.  Cry, and I'll give you something to cry about."

[Tidewater]

hahaha.. I never met my father, but the canibals tell me he was a good man.


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