Late Monday Bullshit...
From the original Analog Industries archive. Some links and images from that era no longer resolve.
Sorry, but it’s been a Day so far. Our interwebs were out for a fair chunk of the day, so I took it upon myself to track down the three (!!!) different Torx drivers I needed to open the iMac. Finally got the drive out, and stuck it in a Thermaltake BlacX, and now I have access to Data that I Needed. Whee.
Work on Eos proceeds apace. We’re still mating the DSP to the UI at this juncture. Slow and steady wins the race in this regard, of course. Another tidbit of AD news: we’re about to pay off Big-Giant, which means I can reveal our new logo in the next couple days. That’ll be fun.
RT60 session tomorrow morning, wherein the UP will be utilized, and the pictures of that should be enlightening. Otherwise, work on that proceeds apace, as well. I’m going to begin shopping for management and legal next week, which should be both dismaying and hilarious simultaneously.
That’s about it for this Monday’s edition of Bullshit.
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Can't wait to see the new logo.
I thought maintaining access to the internets was one of the perks of moving back to civilization?
heh, "mating the DSP to the UI"...
i have images of cattle farmers coaxing the bulls to perform
"in you go boy..."
You need to pick up one of those torx multitools. It has 30 different drivers on it. I paid $40 for it and I've used it once in 5 years. Clearly, a bargain.
That's what I got. Gorilla Grips for the win. However, I only payed $8.99 for it.
-CR
I am probably the least bullshit-y of all the AI readers. I didn't understand a word of this week's edition.
I understand you're busy'n'all, doing like...grown-up things like writing music and making plugins...but... can we resurrect Hardcore Gear Pr0n posts?
Something about a wall'o'synth plugged into a nice shiny desk, with big fkkk-off speakers, possibly with cats or puppies sleeping by the workstation, under a print of a Monet or whatever, pleases me greatly.
Matrix has that market cornered. There's no fucking way I can find enough time in the day to compete with him.
-CR
As far as anti gear-porn, check out the top photo here:
http://www.myspace.com/ambientlegend
Seriously, remove Brian Eno from the photo, and what are the first things you see? A Mackie mixer and two DX7s.
On further inspection, there are some nice bits of gear there. It looks like a Jellinghaus DX7 programmer on top of one of the racks, and I also see a Prophet VS and Eventide H3000. Still, pretty minimal setup.
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