George Hrab on RD podcast

[Toby Beau]

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go to iTunes and search for Reason Driven Podcast!

Hey, episode 4 is out and proud!

Featuring George Hrab...

Cast your comments at my feet, or at the blog or on this forum. Smile

[articulett]

Excellent podcast-- highly recommended. I hope it sticks around for some time.

[dahduh]

George Hrab is articulate, witty, and brutal. Not for the faint-hearted. If you would like to hear about Ray Comfort blowing a banana and the evidence for intelligent design in anal-digital sex, along with a lot of irrelevant facts about turkeys, you can learn all about it in the latest Episode 41.

[articulett]

George Hrab is articulate, witty, and brutal. Not for the faint-hearted. If you would like to hear about Ray Comfort blowing a banana and the evidence for intelligent design in anal-digital sex, along with a lot of irrelevant facts about turkeys, you can learn all about it in the latest Episode 41.

Yes. Brilliant! Hysterical. Irreverent... and, dare I say, --sexy?

[pipelineaudio]

great show!

but, "analog " doesn't mean what you think it does :)

[Toby Beau]

great show!

but, "analog " doesn't mean what you think it does :)
Thanks!

But, uh... are you saying cassette tapes are not analog? We go through a cassette recorder, then through the computer into digital.

[pipelineaudio]

yeah, technically the cassette tape is analog, though as you point out, you're going to digital anyhow.

Typically when someone refers to an "analog" sound (that magical mystical thing which defies all attempts at measurments and cannot be reliably picked out in a/b/x tests *WHILE operating in its linear range* from digital) they mean 1/8" per track as in 2" 16 track or sometimes, grudgingly 2" 24 track.

Really I was just poking fun at the nutjob religious meme which claims audible differences in all sorts of thing, such as my personal pet peeve of the DAW summing myth

Not that analog and digital can't have different sounds mind you