In case anyone is interested, here is a truly *atrocious quality* OPEN MIC
recording of a couple of trax of wacky music played from me new Lowther
'Infidelios'.

It does have hiss, it does have whump whumpa, it does sound like it was
recorded in a public toilet and I think it will be the last time I bother -
there isn't much point to stuff this poor quality. Also, there are no really
deep notes and the music goes on forever (10 Meg).....

http://www.apah69.dsl.pipex.com/show/Double%20Track.mp3

But.....

Anybody who knows how to deal with material like this will be able to get an
idea of what me Lowthers are doing. (Clue: Distance lends enchantment and
the trax go on long enough for *anyone* to get used to the noise!! :-)

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Kit used:

Fidelios with Lowther EX3 drivers.

Pioneer PL-518 DD deck.

Goldring Electro II MC (h/o) cart.

WAD kit phono stage.

Chinese 300B SET amp.
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Album: Edgar Meyer 'Dreams Of Flight' MCA Master Series MCA-5964 (1987)

All trax written, arranged and produced by Edgar Meyer.

Track 1:

'Webbed Feet'

Jerry Douglas - Dobro
Edgar Meyer - Bass Violin, Synthesizer

Track 2:

'Dreams Of Flight'

Mark O' Connor - Violin
Edgar Meyer - Bass Violin, Synthesizer
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Recording:

Both trax recorded analogue and mixed to JVC VP 900

Engineered by Bill VornDick

Digital Editing by Milan Bogdan

Mastered by Benny Quin at Masterfonics, using the JVC Digital Audio
Mastering System

Colour of ****house paper in the Recording Studios - pink*
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Enjoy (or don't)......


* Unless Plowie knows better, of course..... :-)

Keith G wrote:

Colour of ****house paper in the Recording Studios - pink*
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* Unless Plowie knows better, of course..... :-)

I'd have thought Izal arse-scratcher, impregnated with **** neutraliser,
would have been standard fare...


--
Wally
www.wally.myby.co.uk

"Wally" wrote in message
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Keith G wrote:

Colour of ****house paper in the Recording Studios - pink*
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* Unless Plowie knows better, of course..... :-)

I'd have thought Izal arse-scratcher, impregnated with **** neutraliser,
would have been standard fare...


'Izal'...?? :-)

I remember that! real *men's* arsewipe that was!! :-)

I think what turned all the old Beebs into such crabs was that the
scheisspapier had the following legend printed on every sheet:

"We are funded by public money and need to observe costs, in the interests
of economy please use both sides....."

scheisspapier

Capital "S".

****ing hell, I remember that stuff. Shudder/

You can still buy it; at least, I've seen it in Sainsbury's recently, I'm
sure. Whether it's still made of industrial greaseproof paper, I don't know.


Martin
--
M.A.Poyser Tel.: 07967 110890
Manchester, U.K. http://www.livejournal.com/userinfo.bml?user=fleetie

In article ,
Wally wrote:
Colour of ****house paper in the Recording Studios - pink*
------------------------------------
* Unless Plowie knows better, of course..... :-)

I'd have thought Izal arse-scratcher, impregnated with **** neutraliser,
would have been standard fare...

In the interests of economy please use both sides.

--
*Born free...Taxed to death.

Dave Plowman London SW
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