WBF YouTube Channel Exceeds 10,000 Subscribers!

[Ron Resnick]

The What's Best Forum YouTube Channel is gaining popularity. We now have over 10,000 subscribers!

Please join the channel to watch Masters & Makers interviews with the top designers in high-end audio, component discussions, reports and short videos from audio shows, and livestream Zoom conferences!

https://youtube.com/@whatsbestforum?si=tjYkyn9cVgWThxAg

 

[gleeds]

The What's Best Forum YouTube Channel is gaining popularity. We now have over 10,000 subscribers!

Please join the channel to watch Masters & Makers interviews with the top designers in high-end audio, component discussions, reports and short videos from audio shows, and livestream Zoom conferences!

https://youtube.com/@whatsbestforum?si=tjYkyn9cVgWThxAg

Congratulations, Ron! That's a solid milestone. Your series is always interesting and I like that you ask very probing questions of the "makers" that are relevant to WBF members. Well done, Sir.

 

[Kingrex]

Nice job Ron.

 

[Ron Resnick]

Congratulations, Ron! That's a solid milestone. Your series is always interesting and I like that you ask very probing questions of the "makers" that are relevant to WBF members. Well done, Sir.

Thank you very much, Gary!

And thank you, again, for the wonderful suggestion of calling it Masters & Makers!

 

[Rexp]

Hi Ron,
Please consider doing a video on music production. The youtube channel below, based in LA, produces excellent Jazz recordings, would be interesting to know how they do it.

JAZZ CHANNEL LA

Jazz Channel LA is unique collective of musicians recording live in studio video performances which are very spontaneous. No rehearsals or set lists. We just pick a chart and play it. 9 HD video cameras, 16 Channels of ProTools. Many great musicians. This does make it an exciting challenge for...

youtube.com

 

[Ron Resnick]

Hi Rexp,

I really appreciate ideas like this! Thank you!

I read the YouTube description. When you ask "how do they do it?" what do you mean, exactly? Just to understand more color and detail and behind-the-scenes beyond that brief description?

 

[Rexp]

Hi Rexp,

I really appreciate ideas like this! Thank you!

I read the YouTube description. When you ask "how do they do it?" what do you mean, exactly? Just to understand more color and detail and behind-the-scenes beyond that brief description?

Well you could attend one of their recording sessions, spend time with the sound engineer, ask what mics, ADC, DAW etc works best for them. Why are they doing it? Do they have any plans to release the lossless files? Etc

 

[hopkins]

Hi Ron,
Please consider doing a video on music production. The youtube channel below, based in LA, produces excellent Jazz recordings, would be interesting to know how they do it.