Monday, July 13, 2009
Richard Devine - The Electronic Music Manuscript (Part 1 of 2)
YouTube via Nonima1984. http://devinesound.net/ via Unidentified Sound Object, via fabio.
"A video that came with the sample kit "Richard Devine - The Electronic Music Manuscript" that I purchased. In the segment he demonstrates some very interesting techniques on how he and Josh Kay captured the sounds for the collection.
I do not own copyright to this video, but I have uploaded it to generate interest in Richard Devine's samples and for Richard Devine fans."
Richard Devine - The Electronic Music Manuscript (Part 2 of 2)
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It must be fun to be Richard. I record stuff like that all the time. Now all I need are killer mics and an amazing studio and I'm in business :P
ReplyDeleteOn a budget, you can pick an old Canon PowerShot S2 IS digicam or something similar for this kind of thing. Stereo microphones doing 44.1khz 16bit recording straight to wave, good enough microphone quality to handle very very loud psytrance livesets at clubs. Not 100% fidelity but 85% at the very least.
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