Re: K2 HD CD Mastering is What?

[Soundhaspriority]

On 3/21/08 1:57 AM, in article 1ie3eoo.17dakpcibuj7mN%walk...@nv.net, "hank
alrich" <walk...@nv.net> wrote:

> Soundhaspriority <now...@nowhere.com> wrote:
>
>> But mastering in a high
>> resolution format is practiced by many of us already.
>
> Yeah, right. Listen, Bob, I spent a day with Jerry Tubb at Terra Nova. I
> daresay you have used the term mastering loosely here.

While you excel at derision, you are just jealous that I've discovered the
"secret" of mastering, and have become a very skilled mastering engineer.
Like most of pro audio, it's a lot of smoke and mirrors, and now that the
tools are available to everyone we're all discovering what a scam this is.

In just a few short months, I've purchased the required equipment and can
record and master professional-sounding albums. And unlike the film
business to which access is jealously guarded by rich jews in Los Angeles,
the music business is still open to all with talent. As I've proven.

Bob Morein
(310) 237-6511

[Clyde Slick]

On 19 Oct, 01:57, Soundhaspriority <nowh...@nowhere.com> wrote:
> On 3/21/08 1:57 AM, in article 1ie3eoo.17dakpcibuj7mN%walki...@nv.net, "hank
>
> alrich" <walki...@nv.net> wrote:

> > Soundhaspriority <nowh...@nowhere.com> wrote:
>
> >> But mastering in a high
> >> resolution format is practiced by many of us already.
>
> > Yeah, right. Listen, Bob, I spent a day with Jerry Tubb at Terra Nova. I
> > daresay you have used the term mastering loosely here.
>
> While you excel at derision, you are just jealous that I've discovered the
> "secret" of mastering, and have become a very skilled mastering engineer.
> Like most of pro audio, it's a lot of smoke and mirrors, and now that the
> tools are available to everyone we're all discovering what a scam this is.
>
> In just a few short months, I've purchased the required equipment and can
> record and master professional-sounding albums.  And unlike the film
> business to which access is jealously guarded by rich jews in Los Angeles,
> the music business is still open to all with talent.  As I've proven.
>
> Bob Morein
> (310) 237-6511

I find it ironic that both Bwian and his alter go Blob
are both failed recording moguls. But Blob is
the more successful of the two, because "at least" he wears a funny
hat.