Comments for Project K2R4 http://projectk2r4.com Jason Burns' Studio and Music Project Thu, 12 Jan 2012 08:00:23 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 Comment on The Strings by Frans van den Berge http://projectk2r4.com/the-strings/#comment-217 Frans van den Berge Thu, 12 Jan 2012 08:00:23 +0000 http://projectk2r4.com/?page_id=564#comment-217 Hi, Great mixer you have there. And your love for Ibanez is there too. If you haven't allready please visit Tascamforums.com . We now have a cloud. Where we keep all files how to setup the machine... May be handy to you. Your rooms look gorgeous..... Hi,

Great mixer you have there. And your love for Ibanez is there too.
If you haven’t allready please visit Tascamforums.com . We now have a cloud. Where we keep all files how to setup the machine… May be handy to you.

Your rooms look gorgeous…..

]]> Comment on The History and Future of Amp Modeling by philoking http://projectk2r4.com/2012/01/06/the-history-and-future-of-amp-modeling/#comment-215 philoking Tue, 10 Jan 2012 02:28:31 +0000 http://projectk2r4.com/?p=661#comment-215 I hear where you are coming from, and maybe a few fans care, but I think you missed my point a little bit. I also am willing to bet that the % of fans that care that it was recorded to take has less that statistically significant effect on sales. I hear where you are coming from, and maybe a few fans care, but I think you missed my point a little bit. I also am willing to bet that the % of fans that care that it was recorded to take has less that statistically significant effect on sales.

]]> Comment on The History and Future of Amp Modeling by Nick http://projectk2r4.com/2012/01/06/the-history-and-future-of-amp-modeling/#comment-214 Nick Tue, 10 Jan 2012 02:25:46 +0000 http://projectk2r4.com/?p=661#comment-214 I don't think "the consumer of music does not care about how you made the music" is completely true. Image and identity is part and parcel for all entertainers. Press releases often talk about the way a record was made. Think about the White Stripes advertising that their records are recorded to tape. Think about Bon Iver's first album being "recorded in a snow-bound log cabin". I don’t think “the consumer of music does not care about how you made the music” is completely true. Image and identity is part and parcel for all entertainers. Press releases often talk about the way a record was made. Think about the White Stripes advertising that their records are recorded to tape. Think about Bon Iver’s first album being “recorded in a snow-bound log cabin”.

]]> Comment on The History and Future of Amp Modeling by Spencer http://projectk2r4.com/2012/01/06/the-history-and-future-of-amp-modeling/#comment-213 Spencer Mon, 09 Jan 2012 22:09:39 +0000 http://projectk2r4.com/?p=661#comment-213 Technology always allows people to do more with less. James Cameron made the Titanic and wee people on the deck because he could. Can we tell it's fake? Sure, but it still was a smash hit. I know people who refuse to use an Ipod because of the loss of sound quality, but it's better than jogging with a CD player. We're now watching movies on smart phones because we're stuck on an airplane for 6 hour. Why? Because we can. We have more choice about what we want when we want it. I have old modeling stuff (Line 6 Spider II) but I am eyeing the Roland VG-99. Just amazing stuff and it will fit in my closet. And it's been around enough I can get it off ebay for less. The Music business fought the digitizing of music until Apple (Jobs) had the business savvy and negotiation skills to bring various record labels to iTunes Store and then they started making money from it (although piracy still runs rampant). Those who don't embrace technology are doomed to be left behind. Engineers aren't going to go away - they will still be needed but they need to be up on the latest technology. And if they don't need that old Fender Twin Reverb anymore, they can sell it on Ebay. Someone will want it. Technology always allows people to do more with less. James Cameron made the Titanic and wee people on the deck because he could. Can we tell it’s fake? Sure, but it still was a smash hit. I know people who refuse to use an Ipod because of the loss of sound quality, but it’s better than jogging with a CD player.

We’re now watching movies on smart phones because we’re stuck on an airplane for 6 hour. Why? Because we can. We have more choice about what we want when we want it.

I have old modeling stuff (Line 6 Spider II) but I am eyeing the Roland VG-99. Just amazing stuff and it will fit in my closet. And it’s been around enough I can get it off ebay for less.

The Music business fought the digitizing of music until Apple (Jobs) had the business savvy and negotiation skills to bring various record labels to iTunes Store and then they started making money from it (although piracy still runs rampant).

Those who don’t embrace technology are doomed to be left behind. Engineers aren’t going to go away – they will still be needed but they need to be up on the latest technology. And if they don’t need that old Fender Twin Reverb anymore, they can sell it on Ebay. Someone will want it.

]]> Comment on The History and Future of Amp Modeling by Jeff http://projectk2r4.com/2012/01/06/the-history-and-future-of-amp-modeling/#comment-212 Jeff Mon, 09 Jan 2012 15:05:05 +0000 http://projectk2r4.com/?p=661#comment-212 Great article! I agree with pretty much everything you wrote, and the level-headed objectivity about modeling is something you don't often see on the Internet. What's depressing is that a studio owner (quoted at the end of your article) sees the power of young musicians making music easily as a threat, and not a beautiful thing. That's sad, and it's indicative of a dying, dinosaur breed that with that attitude don't even deserve to be saved. Great article! I agree with pretty much everything you wrote, and the level-headed objectivity about modeling is something you don’t often see on the Internet. What’s depressing is that a studio owner (quoted at the end of your article) sees the power of young musicians making music easily as a threat, and not a beautiful thing. That’s sad, and it’s indicative of a dying, dinosaur breed that with that attitude don’t even deserve to be saved.

]]> Comment on Project K2R4 Studio Tour by Dawn http://projectk2r4.com/2011/10/30/updated-studio-tour/#comment-84 Dawn Mon, 31 Oct 2011 01:21:11 +0000 http://projectk2r4.com/?p=418#comment-84 Krazy kool seeing the evolution of your studio....rig is amazing and sounds incredible! Krazy kool seeing the evolution of your studio….rig is amazing and sounds incredible!

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]]> Comment on 1620 Degrees Album Teaser MP3 by dawngrrl http://projectk2r4.com/2011/08/15/1620-degrees-album-teaser-mp3/#comment-59 dawngrrl Wed, 17 Aug 2011 04:03:36 +0000 http://projectk2r4.com/?p=214#comment-59 LOVE it. Cant wait till the album is done! LOVE it. Cant wait till the album is done!

]]> Comment on 1620 Degrees Album Teaser MP3 by Karen Herrin http://projectk2r4.com/2011/08/15/1620-degrees-album-teaser-mp3/#comment-58 Karen Herrin Tue, 16 Aug 2011 13:29:43 +0000 http://projectk2r4.com/?p=214#comment-58 First I thought I was listening to Santana then it switched to MegaDeath.... But Great Guitar music. First I thought I was listening to Santana then it switched to MegaDeath…. But Great Guitar music.

]]> Comment on What is Who Deva Wha Wha? by dawn http://projectk2r4.com/2011/06/11/what-is-who-deva-wha-wha/#comment-46 dawn Mon, 13 Jun 2011 18:49:27 +0000 http://projectk2r4.com/2011/06/11/what-is-who-deva-wha-wha/#comment-46 Love this track. Amazing (and fluid) transitions with tone and pacing! Ass kickin drums - so Big! More more more! Love this track. Amazing (and fluid) transitions with tone and pacing! Ass kickin drums – so Big! More more more!

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