OT - "The days are over for a pure recording studio," says founder of Digidesign
 

Found this link on another newsgroup...

http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/articl...6/DD265157.DTL

Interesting...

Sparky

Re: OT - "The days are over for a pure recording studio," says founder of Digidesign
 

The only flaw in the article is that they state that Pro Tools has unlimited tracks. Everything else... interesting indeed.

Re: OT - "The days are over for a pure recording studio," says founder of Digidesign
 

<font size="2" face="Verdana, Arial">I heard someone from Yamaha make a similar doom and gloom comment about acoustic instruments back in the 80's. For awhile there it looked possible too, until Poison came out with "Every Rose...".

My bet is like everything else...this too shall pass.

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Dusk Bennett
Stigmata Recorders
Los Angeles, Ca
www.stigmatarecorders.com

Re: OT - "The days are over for a pure recording studio," says founder of Digidesign
 

Evolve or die. Obviously, if the big studios can't provide much more than what I can do in my apartment, I'm not going to spend the money to use a pro studio. Now if I want to really take advantage of that room, and take advantage of all those mics, and the experience of the engineers, then yeah...it's worth it. The industry is changing, we have 3 choices...be the ones changing it, change with it, or get left behind.

-Chris

Re: OT - "The days are over for a pure recording studio," says founder of Digidesign
 

isn't technology wonderful! I agree the only advantage is the expertise, but hey we can all learn from trial & error and these really cool things called "BOOKS"!

Re: OT - "The days are over for a pure recording studio," says founder of Digidesign
 

Wow, I never looked at "Every Rose..." as the savior of the acoustic instrument...

-Duardo

Re: OT - "The days are over for a pure recording studio," says founder of Digidesign
 

"For awhile there it looked possible too, until Poison came out with "Every Rose..."."

I wouldn't necessarily say that was a good think.

Re: OT - "The days are over for a pure recording studio," says founder of Digidesign
 

<font size="2" face="Verdana, Arial">Wow! Can you do the latest Peter Gabriel in your appartment? How about a Hollywood soundtrack with full orchestra??? Man , you're really are gonna be rich soon!!! [img]images/icons/rolleyes.gif[/img]

Re: OT - "The days are over for a pure recording studio," says founder of Digidesign
 

<font size="2" face="Verdana, Arial">Wow! Can you do the latest Peter Gabriel in your appartment? How about a Hollywood soundtrack with full orchestra??? Man , you really are gonna be rich soon!!! [img]images/icons/rolleyes.gif[/img]

Re: OT - "The days are over for a pure recording studio," says founder of Digidesign
 

<font size="2" face="Verdana, Arial">Wow! Can you do the latest Peter Gabriel in your appartment? How about a Hollywood soundtrack with full orchestra??? Man , you really are gonna be rich soon!!! [img]images/icons/rolleyes.gif[/img] <hr /></blockquote><font size="2" face="Verdana, Arial">i think he was referring to what HE does, not peter gabriel or mr. hollywood soundtrack do...

anyway, lots of guys with bands go to a "real" studio to lay down basic tracks, then bring the sessions home to do vocals, overdubs and mixing in their "un-real" studio. you gotta love this digital revolution! [img]images/icons/smile.gif[/img]