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Leonard Smalls

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  1. S'simple! If you record with, say, a single SM58 mic you'll get a single channel of sound, from one perspective. That's M, or mono. If you record with a pair of sm58s, whether crossed over or just a distance apart, you'll get 2 channels, left and right (or A and B) which are two independent mono recordings but with slight differences due to being in different positions. Mathematically speaking, L and R added together are the same as the mono signal. But if you subtract Right from Left, you'll get the difference between the two which is known as S, or side. So it's possible to record, or work in, M and S, which means you can boost or cut the S signal to give bigger or smaller stereo soundstage when converted back to L&R. If you use any stereo or imaging boost software (Ozone has it) that's effectively what it's doing.
  2. And so it is with the law of diminishing returns! Back in about 2002 when I decided to upgrade my old Linn Axis I did some extensive testing - I even took my Ditton 66 speakers and EAR 834deluxe phonostage to various hifi shops... We tried everything from the Kuzma Stabi S (this was the cheapest, and excellent though lacking that final bit of detail) through Wilson Benesch (darker, not much excitement), Michell Orbe (similar), SME 30 (expensive, bit clinical, still not enough musicality), Clearaudio Revolution (excellent) and Petite Verdier (very best of all, though expensive and my Mrs didn't like the looks of it). While by no means a scientific test as all were in different rooms with different amplification (though we chose something everytime with similar capabilities to my then-current Lumley 120W valve monoblocks), we found differences between all in terms of sheer enjoyment - basically how musical they felt, and the Verdier with Moerch arm and Dynavector cart was the best I'd ever heard, closely followed by the Clearaudio. And while we could have got 95% of the performance of the Clearaudio from say, a Project at a lot less than 1/2 the money, we decided we had to look at it too...
  3. White Punks On Rope - The Tubes
  4. My mate Kenny's show on Circl8Radio - on Mixcloud
  5. Armagideon Time - The Clash (original, Willie Williams)
  6. I'm in love with a German film star - The Passions
  7. Absinthe Makes The Heart Grow Fonder - Dean Martin
  8. I done one... I've had a go at DAF's AntiFascist anthem, Der Mussolini.... Featuring my very best German vocal!
  9. I suspect it may be something to do with the frame rate; as BigRed says, 28.7 is a very non-standard rate. Can you set the recording video frame rate to be 25fps? And have you tried putting the audio and video together in Audacity? IIRC there's a video option...
  10. Yassasin - David Bowie (probably my favourite Bowie album!)
  11. Wash it all off! - You've Got Foetus On Your Breath (a classic!)
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