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Worth thumbing through; Good Stuff ...

Good Stuff, thanks. Who was it who said 'Less is more'..? No-one told JC that, thank goodness..!

OK, I'll bow to all that, in such a context. I've no issue with a 'pro' studio set-up; the 'diminishing returns' make it largely impracticable for Humans, though, especially in a domestic environment. I'm much more deaf than any of that, anyway, at my age, so...

True, and excellent. I posted the playlist for the whole album, so that'd follow 'Clergy', then 'Somebody To Love', Fat Angel' etc... Great Stuff, however one accesses it, though.

I took it to read as a lack of linearity rather than dead silence under the 40Hz threshold. It's audible (on good systems...), but does it have to be that flat, was my concern. Any dross will be heard, but slightly attenuated. Is there that much going on that it needs to be linear down to 20Hz (or lower...)..? If the stuff down there is that bad it'll be heard, won't it..?

Is there really that much 'going on' below 40Hz that needs such 'flatness'..?

It's not going to get any better, so ... Here is my contribution to the April 2018 Basschat Composition Challenge, inspired by a picture chosen by last month's joint winner: Bilbo. Vst Kontakt instruments, mostly from the Kontakt Factory library, but also a Cheese Machine, a touch of West Africa and Strike drums. Assembled with Reaper, with my usual minimal treatment, mastered with an AAMS, 'World music' preset. Thanks for listening, if you already have; if you're about to, enjoy.

Yeah, just like everyone, but why 'weird'..? ...

That's easily rectified ... Enjoy (let the first 'Clergy' intro run, then turn the wick up...) ...

Thanks for posting that. It is often not a good idea to look in on one's heroes, for fear of deception. No problem here, though; JC comes across well. He must have a shed-full of stories to tell, on top of being a top-notch musician. Good Stuff.

Good evening, BB, and ... Plenty to read and amuse you here, and lots to learn and share.

I'd not argue against Voltaire, of course, but banter, jibing and general reflection of the State of the World has been a modest part of this forum for quite some time. I wouldn't like to see BC turn its gaze too far in towards itself. An outward glance now and again, is all. Too much for some, maybe, though.

Not at all (at least, not until today. I may have started something, though ...). It's merely a reflection of the 'important' stuff posted in today's enlightened, heady topics, whereby no fluffy animals are harmed; quite the opposite. The plight of the Rest of the World has been quite firmly put on a back-burner. Progress, I suppose.

Not helped by a current ultra-PC attitude (in my view...) increasingly prevalent in bass fora of precluding any and all even faintly political mention, stifling any potentially 'offensive' posts, leaving only a 'good for metal' retort or another recommendation to use flats on a Pee bass. Oh, well; at least the cats and dogs are fed.

Good evening, Golats, and ... Plenty to read and amuse you here, and lots to learn and share.

Be careful; I got slaughtered when I dared suggest such a notion a few years back. There are some folks who take umbrage at any such idea. Just sayin. Tin hat time..!

[Pedantry] This should be 1500 cu ft, Shirley..? [/Pedantry] And yes, a 'dead' room for recording is rarely the optimum, in my experience. Having a tailored environment for listening (the control cabin, or mixing room...) is fine, but for recording, most 'ordinary' rooms will have spots for mic placing as good as anywhere. The placing , direction and beam pattern of the mic are the key factors, more than the room's treatment, I'd say. A decent engi will listen in order to find and use these 'sweet spots'. There are obvious extremes to avoid, of course, but an overly neutral recording room is not the most pleasant one to work in. Different instruments (and voices...) need different ambiances from the room. Just my tuppence-worth.

Good evening, Jamie, and ... Plenty to read and amuse you here, and lots to learn and share.

(Yells over shoulder to assembly of other Mods... "Quick, get the grappling irons..! There's one here admitting to be in league with Ye Who Must Not Be Named..! Prepare the furnace, and a few bottles of Holy Water..! He may even be an adept of [Gasp..!] Hall..! I always knew we had one in our midst; well here he is..! Don't let him wriggle away..!")

Good afternoon, Joe, and ... Plenty to read and amuse you here, and lots to learn and share.

Good afternoon, Ric, and ... Plenty to read and amuse you here, and lots to learn and share.

Fine for me.

You now only have to wait a week or so for the date to be displayed..! Looking back to previous posts, the date I see in quoted paragraphs looks correct (European-style, dd/mm.yyyy...).