Amazing place.

Posted: Thu Jun 15, 2006 6:09 am

I've been reading this website for two weeks now and I must say that I wish I'd known about this place long ago.
My Daughter has been reading as well and she's impressing me with the information she's gleaned here and she's actually applying her ideas in the Control Room now.
I think her new understanding as concerns compression impresses me the most. The Digital systems and understanding them will be our focus for some time to come.

Pierre

RO Admin Joined: Mar 20, 2000 Posts: 4269 Location: Canada

Thanks Pierre, awesome to hear we're touching the lives of all ages.Tell your daughter the owner says hi!

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Posted: Thu Jun 15, 2006 8:55 pm

I want a daughter like you.... Shocked

Posted: Fri Jun 16, 2006 8:14 am

I want to make sure that I have this correct. You make tea, coffee, and BULLETS?!?!? Not to mention de-mag a JH24, lock'n'load a 1911sr, and are a bass-playing babe to boot? I think I'm in love!

Posted: Fri Jun 16, 2006 10:59 am

That's OK. Besides, I'm old enough to be your.....MCI's first owner! I had a love/hate relationship with my MCI; I loved it , but my first wife hated it!
She was a real good dressmaker, and so I taught her to solder like she sewed. All those relay sockets with cold solder joints, so little time. I really don't miss the analog recorders anymore. The smell of burning brake shoes and arcing of relays, the sight and sounds of a gone-beserk logic board that put the reels in rewind at Mach3 speeds (and then dumped the full reel of 2" tape all over the floor!) I think that EVERYBODY should cut their teeth on a machine like that. It makes you a stronger, better person.... Laughing

Posted: Fri Jun 16, 2006 10:51 pm

Rosemary wrote:

There's only two things that stand between us.
My Dad and my Brother! And you DON'T want to know how good they are with pistols!! Very Happy

And my Brother's super protective anyway.
I can't remember any boyfriend lasting more than a few weeks anyway. Rolling Eyes

Mostly they go away cuz I sorta compete too strong, no?
Oh, well. Razz

Rosemary

what if your an innocent seeming 16 yr old that is into audio recording and guitar playing and hunts? i can get in good with your brother and dad Very Happy

whatdya say?

Posted: Fri Jun 16, 2006 10:53 pm

oh yea, and Rosemary is a beautiful name. My sister is named Marirose Wink

Posted: Fri Jun 16, 2006 11:56 pm

Easy boys....I dont remember this being the recording studio make-a-date forum.........

Nope....I just checked.......it aint.

Back to the program.

Besides.....you cant outrun a bullet........even at 500 yds.

Posted: Sat Jun 17, 2006 12:31 am

Thata' girl Rosemary! You go girl! I think you'll bring a new definition to the term " shotgun wedding"? You've got to love those old analog MCI machines! Back in the 1980s, I purchased Curtis Mayfield's old 16 track MCI JH 10. What a dog! But it worked most of the time. It was extremely funny when the take up motor started belching smoke! I switched off the machine thinking I would surely have to purchase a new take up motor? But when I turned the machine back on, the take up motor continued to work and never smoked again! Unfortunately it was too big to get into my then " bedroom control room" and so it was tethered with 30 foot-long cables to the living room. Eventually I had to get rid of that machine because it looked awful in the living room!

Biting the bullet
Ms. Remy Ann David

Posted: Sun Jun 18, 2006 9:43 pm

Rosemary, I really love your comment about how the tape smelled! LOL! In my younger days, I liked the smell of the Scotch magnetic tapes over the Ampex or Agfa tapes! LOL I think it's amazing that a kid of your age describes your intimate affair with the tape machine like I had at your age! LOL you are too funny girl!

50 going on 20
Ms. Remy Ann David

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