Has anyone here mastered or pressed with Brooklynphono? I'd like to hear what people have to say about them.


To follow up, we went with Roger Seibel at SAE for mastering. We decided not to use John Golden because a lot of albums done recently didn't have the life-like nature of the older ones ...

cjh wrote:it's really worth trying a copy of Sonic Nurse or Murray Street

I'd like to add 1000 Leaves to that list. It's my favorite of all the newer albums, sonically and musically. Washing Machine is good too, for those who jumped ship in the early 90s.

when the solo comes in


sublime

I beleive in making great music using any and all tools at one's disposal. If the record sounds the way it was intended to sound it's pointless to call 'cheating' on someone.
Actually it isn't. If an engineer knows what he is doing, he should be able to make an instrument sound good without using ...

To elaborate on why I think sampling and triggering is pointless:
I like the idea of not caring how an album was made, but it rarely happens. As a listener, I do not want to be fooled. I would like to listen to a band performing. Why should band pull a one-over on the listener by not actually ...

that seems entirely reasonable. it wouldn't surprise me in the least, nor would it change my opinion of that band or that album.

for example, if a band used a keyboard other than a real, acoustic piano, would you take issue with it? any "sampling" keyboard that makes a string sound, or a horn ...

placeholder wrote:I think it does! Does this?

I believe so! So long as this counts:

placeholder wrote:Does the Residents' "Beyond the Valley of 'A Day In The Life'" count? If so, that makes the list. If not, their cover of "Flying" certainly does.

Does this count as a Beatles cover?

I like this band. I think that they are good.


-Noah