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Join us on a musical journey from the Golden Age of analog mastering to the digital methods of today. We’ll find out why the music industry became obsessed with loudness, and learn how the digital era transformed the way that music sounds. Featuring Greg Milner and Ian Shepherd .
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GPS-enabled stickiness
Pinpoint, Greg Milner
Pinpoint: How GPS is Changing Technology, Culture, and Our Minds, Greg Milner
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The chaos of a Tubby mix - the unexpected dropouts and surges and distortions - is indeed analogous to the political chaos outside those studio doors. But the real metaphor in those dubs is embodied by the image of a man locked inside behind a mixing board as the bullets fly outside, his studio a neutral zone where you made your own laws.
Greg Milner - Perfecting Sound Forever
WELCOME TO NIGHT VALE - EP. 45 “A STORY ABOUT THEM” - INCIDENTAL MUSIC
I'm very sorry I have not done one of these posts in quite some time. I have been hard at work on my new album Granicha.
Here are the Disparition tracks from the most recent episode of Welcome to Night Vale:
Vortex Shedding from Transmutations
Vilayet from Transmutations
Goldenage from 1989
Ende from Satellite State
Salvarii from 1989
The Weather was Pretty Little Head by Eliza Rickman
as always the main theme is The Ballad of Fiedler and Mundt from Neurkrk and the song under the Not Joseph Fink intro is Nieuwe Utrecht, also from Neukrk.
Today's book recommendation is Perfecting Sound Forever by Greg Milner - if you make music, read this book.
Have a great weekend, and see you at Town Hall on June 4th!!
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None But Shining Hours
Picture: Danny Hall a.k.a. Mr Hallz.
"Edison looked like he was enjoying himself for the first time in days. All the paeans to progress that surrounded him, all the Novagems and the lights that made them shine, and all Thomas Alva Edison wanted to do was listen to a record."
Greg Milner, extract from Perfecting Sound Forever: The Story of Recorded Music
Greetings. Been busy reading and writing, my dissertation hand-in date is looming ever closer...
The quote is a little snippet from one of the many books I'm in the middle of, a fascinating journey through the ever-altering life of recorded music. I'm learning a lot myself and certainly enjoying it, but I think I'll have to re-read it at a more relaxed time to really let it sink in deep. I suggest anyone with even a slight interest in real music get out and pick yourself up a copy, you won't regret it.
Also today, check out my boy Danny's artwork, as featured at the top of this post. He's a talented scamp with a real knack for capturing people and their essence. He usually draws all manner of weird and wonderful things, the organist being my personal favourite. His style is based around a knack for graffiti on top of other things, but no matter what his work always remains interesting and colourful. When he actually gets it done... Check out his page for more - I'll hopefully have him designing the artwork for my new mix when he's got time.
Oh, and what am I listening to today? Mainly Ernest Ranglin. Hero.
Right, I'm out. I got work to do.
Peace
-Uno
