Deep Space NYC ...attn FK

[djklas]

I heard part of a FK mix that is supposed to be posted over at www.deepspacenyc.com (http://www.deepspacenyc.com)
But I don't see any mixes posted there..
Do I have to create an account to hear this mix?

The shit is out of control for real... FK you're ****ing it up dude hail.gif
If you're down to share, I'd love to know what effects processor you're using??

[djklas]

...I think I found it posted on their message board, but I can't listen here at work...

http://www.deepspacenyc.com/mixes/ram/deepspace_6-9-03.ram

Can anyone tell me if this mix starts off with Brass Construction.... if it does this is the mix I heard.... FK is seriously GOING OFF!!! http://deephousepage.com/smilies/spinning.gif

[ September 11, 2003, 03:13 PM: Message edited by: djklas ]

[GrantB]

Yep this mix starts with Movin being echoed the f out!

[john]

Originally posted by djklas:
...I think I found it posted on their message board, but I can't listen here at work...

http://www.deepspacenyc.com/mixes/ram/deepspace_6-9-03.ram

Can anyone tell me if this mix starts off with Brass Construction.... if it does this is the mix I heard.... FK is seriously GOING OFF!!! http://deephousepage.com/smilies/spinning.gif WHATS UP KLAS.. YEP ITS THE ONE WITH BRASS CONSTRUCTION GOING INTO AWADE JOES DUB!! DAMN HOT!!

cant believe I slept on willie colon!!!
what a track!!!

[Keith Blackstone]

FK uses the Yamaha SPX 990 I think and something else...

http://img.musiciansfriend.com/dbase/pics/products/18/180705.jpg

[ September 11, 2003, 03:52 PM: Message edited by: Keith Blackstone ]

[GrantB]

That looks like it.
http://www.deepspacenyc.com/albums/album01/don_t_touch_that_dial.jpg

[GrantB]

You can get pretty good dubby echo/reverb sounds from a variety of boxes. The key is that mixer because it has proper FX sends per channel rather than a loop.

[Keith Blackstone]

He's using an Allen&Heath at Cielo (I think), but generally he does use the Yamaha... I remember asking him that question another time.

[GrantB]

Originally posted by Keith Blackstone:
He's using an Allen&Heath at Cielo (I think), but generally he does use the Yamaha... I remember asking him that question another time. I meant you can see the yammy in the pic. He's got it (or whatever echo he's using) patched to the aux sends of the A&H.

I thought it was my trusty DP2 at first from the look (good warm dub echos for cheap), but the rev sound on that mix is classic Yamaha... sparkly highs.

[Keith Blackstone]

Originally posted by GrantB:
I meant you can see the yammy in the pic. He's got it (or whatever echo he's using) patched to the aux sends of the A&H.

I thought it was my trusty DP2 at first from the look (good warm dub echos for cheap), but the rev sound on that mix is classic Yamaha... sparkly highs. sparkly highs and sparkly price tag... $1000 *ouch*

[FK]

Originally posted by Keith Blackstone:
sparkly highs and sparkly price tag... $1000 *ouch* ...more like half that.

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[saadir7]

this is real nice.
is this miles i'm listening to right now?

[FK]

Originally posted by saadir7:
this is real nice.
is this miles i'm listening to right now? "Sshh/Peaceful" -In a Silent Way- (Columbia) ;)

[gabriel]

for some reason this mix isn't working fo rme.

any suggestions?

[FK]

Originally posted by GrantB:
You can get pretty good dubby echo/reverb sounds from a variety of boxes. The key is that mixer because it has proper FX sends per channel rather than a loop. FK's Mixer rule 101: Jedi Mixer must have effect send(s)™

If tha mixee very old-skool like you still in 1981 and got no sendee, (UREI, Rane, graemlins/sleep2.gif ) then >>>>

Never, ever EVAH use a loop. graemlins/nono.gif

Use one side of a stereo jack splitter from the headphone out to the effect's input and the headphone volume as the send level; then any stereo input on the mixer for the effect out. (Haven't done it the other way since around 1992 and reel-to reel tape machines...)

Thanks Adam Goldstone and 'Departure Lounge' crew for the tip! hail.gif

Dubby sound, it come from box easy...but, must use box with send!! (old Chinese dubverb)

PS: Yes, you can use a Pioneer EFX-500 in a mixer's loop if you want to, but one has to admit that in its current incarnation, it degrades a whole system's sound quality very, very substantially http://deephousepage.com/smilies/Disappointed_anim.gif with effect quality rivaling a 1985 Timex Digital™ watch. (see Mancuso, etc...)

Not to say that I don't occasionally use one when I am playing in a strange place where they swear that nothing else is available.

[ September 11, 2003, 11:50 PM: Message edited by: FK ]

[Brian]

Originally posted by FK:
</font><blockquote>quote:</font><hr />Originally posted by GrantB:
You can get pretty good dubby echo/reverb sounds from a variety of boxes. The key is that mixer because it has proper FX sends per channel rather than a loop. FK's Mixer rule 101: Jedi Mixer must have effect send(s)™

If tha mixee very old-skool like you still in 1981 and got no sendee, (UREI, Rane, graemlins/sleep2.gif ) then &gt;&gt;&gt;&gt;

Never, ever EVAH use a loop. graemlins/nono.gif

Use one side of a stereo jack splitter from the headphone out to the effect's input and the headphone volume as the send level; then any stereo input on the mixer for the effect out. (Haven't done it the other way since around 1992 and reel-to reel tape machines...)

Thanks Adam Goldstone and 'Departure Lounge' crew for the tip! hail.gif

Dubby sound, it come from box easy...but, must use box with send!! (old Chinese dubverb)

PS: Yes, you can use a Pioneer EFX-500 in a mixer's loop if you want to, but one has to admit that in its current incarnation, it degrades a whole system's sound quality very, very substantially http://deephousepage.com/smilies/Disappointed_anim.gif with effect quality rivaling a 1985 Timex Digital™ watch. (see Mancuso, etc...)

Not to say that I don't occasionally use one when I am playing in a strange place where they swear that nothing else is available. </font>[/QUOTE]so you are then using either the left or right channel of the headphone stereo output as a mono input to the effects processor .. and then returning stereo from the effects processor to a mixer input channel?

[FK]

Originally posted by Brian:
so you are then using either the left or right channel of the headphone stereo output as a mono input to the effects processor .. and then returning stereo from the effects processor to a mixer input channel? Exactly!!,

...but why not take the stereo split from the headphones to the effect unit, rather than mono? (unless the unit is mono-in)

Whatever is easier, I do either depending on the situation. :D

[FK]

Originally posted by gabrielloveshouse:
for some reason this mix isn't working for me.

any suggestions? http://www.real.com

You need Real Audio Player, which I assume you have installed. Dunno... What version of Real Player do you have installed?

Can you play other Real Audio mixes? http://deephousepage.com/smilies/conf40.gif

[Brian]

Originally posted by FK:
</font><blockquote>quote:</font><hr />Originally posted by Brian:
so you are then using either the left or right channel of the headphone stereo output as a mono input to the effects processor .. and then returning stereo from the effects processor to a mixer input channel? Exactly!!,

...but why not take the stereo split from the headphones to the effect unit, rather than mono? (unless the unit is mono-in)

Whatever is easier, I do either depending on the situation. :D </font>[/QUOTE]yeah that's what i would prefer

to be more specific .. coming out of the headphone jack you would use a stereo splitter .. which would be a 1/4" connector that splits to 4 rca (or whatever) connectors? so then another adapter would be necessary to get back to the 1/4" female headphone connection so that you could still use headphones to cue?

[FK]

Originally posted by Brian:
to be more specific .. coming out of the headphone jack you would use a stereo splitter .. which would be a 1/4" connector that splits to 4 rca (or whatever) connectors? so then another adapter would be necessary to get back to the 1/4" female headphone connection so that you could still use headphones to cue?Not really so complicated...

just a standard 1/4" stereo male connector split into two stereo 1/4" female connectors. (as if you needed 2 headphones) then you take it from there, depending on what you are trying to connect... ;)

[imported_Kohtake]

Beautiful mix Mr.FK. I enjoyed it smile.gif

There was this smooth slow number nearing the end of the mix. Either 2nd or 3rd last track.. phoooooo!! I have no words graemlins/respekt.gif

[djklas]

Originally posted by FK:
Use one side of a stereo jack splitter from the headphone out to the effect's input and the headphone volume as the send level; then any stereo input on the mixer for the effect out. (Haven't done it the other way since around 1992 and reel-to reel tape machines...)
This is how I'm currently setup with my line 6 echo stomp box....it's fun to set the echo all crazy(lots of feedback) but have nothing going to it....then just tap or hold down the cue for a second and have like one beat or horn stab or whatever just ring out all crazy style...

FK, love the mix man...you're doing you thing!

[Keith Blackstone]

Originally posted by FK:
</font><blockquote>quote:</font><hr />Originally posted by Keith Blackstone:
sparkly highs and sparkly price tag... $1000 *ouch* ...more like half that.

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Thanks FK!

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[Brian]

Originally posted by FK:
</font><blockquote>quote:</font><hr />Originally posted by Brian:
to be more specific .. coming out of the headphone jack you would use a stereo splitter .. which would be a 1/4" connector that splits to 4 rca (or whatever) connectors? so then another adapter would be necessary to get back to the 1/4" female headphone connection so that you could still use headphones to cue?Not really so complicated...

just a standard 1/4" stereo male connector split into two stereo 1/4" female connectors. (as if you needed 2 headphones) then you take it from there, depending on what you are trying to connect... ;) </font>[/QUOTE]oh ok thanks, that makes sense

[Chris Conrad]

Originally posted by Brian:
</font><blockquote>quote:</font><hr />Originally posted by FK:
</font><blockquote>quote:</font><hr />Originally posted by Brian:
to be more specific .. coming out of the headphone jack you would use a stereo splitter .. which would be a 1/4" connector that splits to 4 rca (or whatever) connectors? so then another adapter would be necessary to get back to the 1/4" female headphone connection so that you could still use headphones to cue?Not really so complicated...

just a standard 1/4" stereo male connector split into two stereo 1/4" female connectors. (as if you needed 2 headphones) then you take it from there, depending on what you are trying to connect... ;) </font>[/QUOTE]oh ok thanks, that makes sense </font>[/QUOTE]yes, make sure that headphone splitter is a STEREO splitter, not mono...it should have two black stripes on it...

[Brian]

yeah i know the type of splitter .. when i was reading this stuff last night i was a bit .. umm .. stoned, and couldn't think straight about the adapters .. it all makes perfect sense now

[daniel]

Originally posted by djklas:
</font><blockquote>quote:</font><hr />Originally posted by FK:
Use one side of a stereo jack splitter from the headphone out to the effect's input and the headphone volume as the send level; then any stereo input on the mixer for the effect out. (Haven't done it the other way since around 1992 and reel-to reel tape machines...)
This is how I'm currently setup with my line 6 echo stomp box....it's fun to set the echo all crazy(lots of feedback) but have nothing going to it....then just tap or hold down the cue for a second and have like one beat or horn stab or whatever just ring out all crazy style...

FK, love the mix man...you're doing you thing! </font>[/QUOTE]hahahahaha much easier to comprehend now than the other night. ;)

[daniel]

"run like hell"

nice.

[gabriel]

Originally posted by FK:
</font><blockquote>quote:</font><hr />Originally posted by gabrielloveshouse:
for some reason this mix isn't working for me.

any suggestions? http://www.real.com

You need Real Audio Player, which I assume you have installed. Dunno... What version of Real Player do you have installed?

Can you play other Real Audio mixes? http://deephousepage.com/smilies/conf40.gif </font>[/QUOTE]LOL yeah i have realplayer. whatever the newest version is (as of a few months ago). dunno, it just kept timing out. both versions the download and the streaming. odd.

i'm listening to a deesko mix right now, i'll check again when its done.

and let you know if there are any problems.

[ September 12, 2003, 07:12 PM: Message edited by: gabrielloveshouse ]

[gabriel]

ok so i reinstalled real player and now it works.

weird.

[FK]

Originally posted by gabrielloveshouse:
ok so i reinstalled real player and now it works.

weird. G,

Are you running Windows 2000 ?