Possible New Classical Tape

[audioblazer]

Have the LP . Sounded great . Will buy if available in reel to reel

 

[astrotoy]

Larry,

Thanks
I'm interested in CCIR.
Any chance of 1/2", half-track, 30 ips/AES?
Let me know....

Hi Sam, thanks. I'll ask Todd about the 1/2 30ips format. Larry

 

[astrotoy]

Have the LP . Sounded great . Will buy if available in reel to reel

Thanks. I think we are up to 7 or 8. I'll let Todd know the progress. Larry

 

[c1ferrari]

Hi Sam, thanks. I'll ask Todd about the 1/2 30ips format. Larry

Okay...thanks, Larry

 

[Jeffy]

I'm in

 

[christensenleif@msn.com]

great!
who´s next?
a couple of countries not represented yet.....

we will make this happen!
best
Leif

 

[astrotoy]

I emailed Todd with the update. He sounds pleased. Len Horowitz, the engineer that would do the tape dubbing is currently ill. So Todd is waiting. Larry

 

[Bruce B]

I emailed Todd with the update. He sounds pleased. Len Horowitz, the engineer that would do the tape dubbing is currently ill. So Todd is waiting. Larry

Who is Len Horowitz? Would love to see his studio and dubbing equipment. Must be good if Todd uses him.

 

[Asamel]

Let us know when they're ready to go.

 

[Listens2tubes]

OH yeah, a 15ips 2track CCIR tape from MA-Todd. Count me in.

 

[christensenleif@msn.com]

how many copies are we in for now?
best
Leif

 

[astrotoy]

Looks like about 10 copies (plus or minus 1). I've let Todd know and he was pleasantly surprised. I think we have a good chance to make this happen. However, his tape guy, Len Horowitz, has been ill and Todd is waiting on his recovery. You can google Len and see his many album credits over the years. He has a studio in LA. Right now, unless we get more interest, the ball is in Todd's court.

Larry

 

[christensenleif@msn.com]

good
looking fw to this
might be wise to make a couple of spare copies to meet unexpected demand...
best
Leif

 

[Bruce B]

Just looked up Len Horowitz credits. I didn't know you could get credit for tape transfer or digital transfer. Wonder how many thousands I have??

 

[christensenleif@msn.com]

and your point is?

 

[Bruce B]

and your point is?

People like to know the credits on a disc, tape, download or LP. What venue was it, what mics were used, who was the recording/mix/mastering engineer, who are the musicians? The biggest thrill most people have is reading the liner notes on a LP. There is a big push by the Grammy Association to make sure folks get credited for their work, especially downloads.
Unless a download comes with a .pdf file, you don't know anything about the recording, mixing or mastering.
That's my point. Is there a problem?

 

[Tom B.]

That actually raises an interesting point; the engineer, transfer process and signal chain often are transparent to the end-user. I'd prefer if every new issue, whether it be tape or digital download, contained at least some technical discussion, and credits, where appropriate.

Tom

 

[Listens2tubes]

In the latest TapeOp Bob Ludwig talks about credit for mastering. Very interesting read.

 

[christensenleif@msn.com]

People like to know the credits on a disc, tape, download or LP. What venue was it, what mics were used, who was the recording/mix/mastering engineer, who are the musicians? The biggest thrill most people have is reading the liner notes on a LP. There is a big push by the Grammy Association to make sure folks get credited for their work, especially downloads.
Unless a download comes with a .pdf file, you don't know anything about the recording, mixing or mastering.
That's my point. Is there a problem?

no just uncertain what you meant...
good point
like the enclosed relevant info with some of the masters for same reason
little booklet or info sheet is appreciated....reminds me of some of the posters that were enclosed with some Lp s in the "old days"
best
Leif

 

[christensenleif@msn.com]

hi folks
any news here?
best
Leif