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"WORLDS LONGEST THREAD:- GAME IDEADS AND RETRO GAMES FORUM"

Just use this as a little chat room. :-D

Clazon wrote:
> POW!

Oh I liked that

I remember reading somewhere a Steve Vai quote talking about his new album. It read kind of like what you said.

In the "o_O" kind of way.
Not the literal meaning.

POW!

Exactly.

o_O

Bob_The_Moose wrote:
> Rugedness is good.
> I don't really like 'perfect'. I want my stuff sounding like it was
> recorded on the edge of a Norwegian forest at night on a hill
> overlooking a lake.

Mine's more, I want you to think that my music doesn't actually exist. It's just a creative figment of your mind playing over in the upper echelons of the ether space within your brain.

Rugedness is good.
I don't really like 'perfect'. I want my stuff sounding like it was recorded on the edge of a Norwegian forest at night on a hill overlooking a lake.

Bob_The_Moose wrote:
> Edit - Have I scared ST off with the sister comment?
> I'm sowwy ST!

Partially, yes. But I am helping Clazon too.

Nah. He's helping me find a new thread to revive.


Like I said. I like some of my clean stuff perfect, so I do it direct. Other stuff needs some character and ruggedness as I said. So I route it through the amp. That way, the quality is way higher and there aren't any annoying sounds, just a nice buzzing from the amp. There's the secret to the warmth.

:)

Yes, you're right I missed the point. I realised after I posted but I didn't want to edit it in incase you'd already seen my post, thus making me look like an idiot. :p

Does it sound much different if you don't use a mic? Because I'm sort of imagining that you lose a warm fuzziness and end up with a horribly cold recording.

Edit - Have I scared ST off with the sister comment?
I'm sowwy ST!

:)

Point was, that you don't have to record guitars and stuff through a mic...

And I answered the initial question.

:)