I had no idea Harrison Ford made amps!

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I get what he's saying but I personally disagree quite strongly and I'm very much a futurist when it comes to music. A better way to look at things would be to draw influence from a variety of time periods, to always have fragments of as many periods and generations as possible while also striving to be a futurist with the sound. I'm very much into artists who push the envelope and discover new sonic worlds but I don't like the idea of throwing away great things and ideas that happened in the past, they can be repurposed with a radically reinventive vision but most people just lack that passion for the discovery, in many cases due to the lack of financial incentive to do that. Classical music is still relevant, an amazing amount of great electronic songs have been made with classical music as the influence for it... A much more exciting idea is precisely NOT to constantly ditch what was done in the past but to have so much variance to draw from the past while maintaining a futuristic, radical mindset so that those fragments will always be with us far into the future while simultaneously maintaining a constant, radical vision of forward-thinking artistry and exploration of the new... To me, that endless and fearless diversity is the future since people are still so locked into these labels and cultural boxes instead of seeing music as a continuation of the human history and something that is endlessly exciting to draw influence from instead of thinking in these narrow-minded, one-dimensional terms like "how should a rock song sound like", to me that lack of interest in the diversity of the music history and the endlessly exciting stream of ideas is the real problem. With that said, Beinhorn is a total production legend and I love hearing his thoughts on things because he has a unique, original mind full of wisdom and experience! Thanks for the cool interview.

You've got to love plaits; the gift that keeps giving.. 😊

Funk? Not even close😂

Got to love the Enosc. I love it. Nice one mate 👍

We can't get enough Leland! We love his playing! We hope you all got a chance to check out our interview with Denny Tedesco! He tells some really amazing stories about his Dad and someother bits from Immediate Family and The Wrecking Crew!

The PLOONK is 1/4 a beat off and it’s messing with my band nerd brain😭

Very sweet sound & mixing!

Like those clean sounds

Lovely music video!

Nice sound!

Totally wonderful and beautiful 👌😊

انا اعرف اسم امك

Cool groove. I like the way it mashes in that middle part, then breaks back to resolve.

Very smooth 🔥

Love it 😀

Love it.. 😊

AD30いいなぁ、羨ましい。

Love it Niclas 😊

Very nice groove 👍

Amazing stuff!! I still find 4ms ensosc as one of the greatest and also one of the most difficult to tame modules. How you modulate the Root in this patch? PNW? What kind of modulation? Thank you

Wow 🙏👍 very great. Subscribed

Excellent!! That transported me back 20 years! Nice one 👌

Mega cool patch !

Sounds great!!

Not sure how I came across this vid. But props to your recording audio / mic. The sound quality of this video was amazing!!!

Kewl beanz! 💯❤️🖖🏼✨🎩

Entirely wonderful 😊

Recently compared Apogee Symphony to the Quartet and to UA Apollo - bypassing all preamps. After about 10 passes DA & AD looped / printed through the boxes . Definitely the Symphony sounded bigger.

This is great!! So is Bloom the only sequencer doing all this? Impressive results. 👌 Subscribed 😊

Very nice, keep up the noodling!

Very cool. Nice work. You mentioned QuBit Bloom in your Reddit post, but I don't see it in your gear list.

Leland Sklar is one of those legends whose name should be better known.

That is so incredibly dope

The way you’ve combined Plaits, 4ms, Moog, and Doepfer is just perfect... Each sound complements the other... creating a deeply immersive atmosphere... Truly impressive work...

Cheers!

Nah man, nah

"Well I'm showing you"!!!! Wahi' Valleys

This is so healing

Jesus, this is frikkin' nutty! Very nice.

🤙🏼🤙🏼🤙🏼

Has anyone made a mix in 5.1.2 and then listened to it on a 9.1.4 speaker array?

Nah, just see what's gold in the old. I have my old nickname from when I was 11 here and please make rock that is as hard as Shake Your Foundations to put on a grid and as dynamic as Night Prowler. Nothing comes close to it, and people think AC/DC is caveman stupidy rock

Finkle is Beinhorn... Beinhorn is Finkle

He's just that good.

where can I get this photo in HD?

Why is Micheal standing on me with his eyes closed and those tiny tubs of milk in his ears that hotels put in the fridge for your coffee (one splash is all you get!)

Back in the 80s I walked into my local hi-fi store, armed with the contents of my first ever bank loan. I walked out a couple of hours later with a complete, component based hi-fi system. Got it home, set it up and it sounded phenomenal. I was the envy of all my friends. I knew nothing about cables, bit depth, acoustics Etc. I just knew it sounded superb. About 20 years ago, I discovered the internet. Then KZbin. Then the KZbin hi-fi community. I was drawn in. Bitten by the bug. Bedazzled by dubious claims. Striving for audio nirvana I upgraded my $3000 integrated amp to a $9000 preamp monoblocks combo. Upgraded my $1200 DAC to a $4000 DAC. Upgraded my $5000 pair of speakers for a $12000 pair of speakers. Didn’t upgrade my cables, I’m not that gullible! Did I achieve audio nirvana? Yes. But no more so than with my previous set up. Would I do it again? No. My old set up was good enough. The trouble is, you listen to the views of 10 experts, you likely get 11 opposing opinions. So, as a consumer/end user, whose opinion do you trust. Remember there is only one person you’re trying to please when building your hi-fi system, you! So, listen to others if you wish, but don’t take their word as gospel. Trust the best tool you have, your auditory system and save yourself $thousands. Most of all, enjoy the music.

Production choices are why we're here. Things are over produced, quantized, auto-tuned, and pitch corrected. That's my barrier and it's a huge one. We've also become obsessed with subgenre purity with an over-emphasis on chops over song composition and arrangment and playing instruments to the song and not songs being driven by instrumental prowess -- which is just boring, contrived and usually sterile. We have metal with bass drums so fast it isn't human beings playing it but we pretend it is -- which is the definition of insanity. Why???? Purity of a self delusion? Also so much modern music is done by committee and that's not the same as a band hashing something out with other musicians and artists. It's so bad you have AI generating "90's sytle" music intentionally omitting pitch correction and auto tune to sound more "authentic" to the period but it can't quite reconcile it, so it's partly toe in and toe out in terms of "modern production techniques". That is bat s**t crazy! But here's the thing. AI songs doing 90's era prompts are BETTER tonally, arrangment wise and compositionally than similar music produced today.