FWIW Baseline and I think by now CMS can do all analog too, with the understanding that it's all done in real time and you only get so many tweaks that way.It's there if you want it, I guess.

morespaceecho wrote:you will be shocked and horrified by this, but there are actually things that digital does better than analog.Watches? The internet? 3D printing?

you will be shocked and horrified by this, but there are actually things that digital does better than analog.

my internet is analog. coupla tubes and a coat hanger.

warm and punchy.

elisha wiesner wrote:I'm just goofin'. There was a thing a while back where the US broker for GZ got busted sending the plant MP3's of peoples masters for pressing, which didn't go over well.I believe this may have happened at one time, but ubiquitous hi-speed internet & free FTP transfer make it hard for me to imagine these kinds of shenanigans happening now. Anything's possible, I guess.

morespaceecho wrote:my internet is analog. coupla tubes and a coat hanger.Yeah, tubes are where it's at. I replaced the ss rectifier in my toaster with a 5Y3. What a difference! Now if you crank the darkness setting it gives the toast that crunch that I love.

Steve V. wrote:Just stopping in this thread to talk about how great Goosman is. Baseline Audio Labs.My friend Ian keeps throwing stuff his way and Goosman is just the fucking best.Seconding and thirding. Both the Burn Permits and Blank Banker records were done by him. Fucking ACE work on both!

We sent the mixes from the forthcoming Noose EP to Goosman yesterday. I was going to shop around some, but he laid it all out for me well enough that we decided to go with him right there. Excited!

bishopdante wrote:If you need all-analogue, John Dent at loud mastering taunton (UK) will not digital your signal and willingly accepts reel to reel media.John cut a record I engineered that is 55 minutes long on a single LP and made an excellent job of it. He is worth the money.He also did a bunch of Genesis LPs I believe. I never found out which ones, or whether the fact he was getting work from Charisma also means he cut all the VDGG stuff but if I ever deal with him again I will ask because I'd love it if something I recorded was cut by the person that cut "Still Life".