05-10-2014, 05:51 AM
https://soundcloud.com/michael-corman/va...o-ticciati
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I'm not up on current mics; I'm from the era of Altec and AT condensers, and the ubiquitous Shure 55s. I still have a couple of the latter. Also, egg cartons on the walls, and old oriental carpets on the floor
Do you know what burnt old oriental carpet smells like?
There are a few working Audio Engineers hanging out around here who know about this USB stuff; maybe they will chime in.
Now, back to Bach: I'm a bit of a dilettante; I like what I like. I like Ormandy's Toccata and Fugue, because, among other things, I like how he brings the Cellos in. I know that he is considered old-fashioned, but everybody else seem to rush the opening notes, without care for judicious pausing, and maybe it's because we are so used to hearing long-decaying organ notes that a little silence here and there may be called for when scored for orchestra.
Oops.
For those others bored by these things: Yo-yo Ma-ma!
Eustace
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"Sorry! We can't find that track.
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I'm not up on current mics; I'm from the era of Altec and AT condensers, and the ubiquitous Shure 55s. I still have a couple of the latter. Also, egg cartons on the walls, and old oriental carpets on the floor
Do you know what burnt old oriental carpet smells like?
There are a few working Audio Engineers hanging out around here who know about this USB stuff; maybe they will chime in.
Now, back to Bach: I'm a bit of a dilettante; I like what I like. I like Ormandy's Toccata and Fugue, because, among other things, I like how he brings the Cellos in. I know that he is considered old-fashioned, but everybody else seem to rush the opening notes, without care for judicious pausing, and maybe it's because we are so used to hearing long-decaying organ notes that a little silence here and there may be called for when scored for orchestra.
Oops.
For those others bored by these things: Yo-yo Ma-ma!
Eustace