Logic 7 – What’s the FIRST song I should play
08-27-2006, 12:29 AM
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you'll have to give us some idea of what kind of music you like first!
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Originally Posted by AlVal' post='327455' date='Aug 27 2006, 03:29 AM
you'll have to give us some idea of what kind of music you like first!
What I am looking for I think is a song with excellent recording quality but at the same time a bit of a rock anthem them will want me to put petal to metal! Something that will showcase the logic7 sound. I thought the Hotel Califirnia suggestion was good. Someone else suggested it needed to be something live, so in a rock and roill vein I would maybe steer to a Dave Matthews number like Crash (bad omen).
As a complete alternative, I could also see an epic classical number - Holst's "The Planets" or the like.
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Originally Posted by buddman' post='327462' date='Aug 27 2006, 04:04 AM
I like everything really - except jazz.
What I am looking for I think is a song with excellent recording quality but at the same time a bit of a rock anthem them will want me to put petal to metal! Something that will showcase the logic7 sound. I thought the Hotel Califirnia suggestion was good. Someone else suggested it needed to be something live, so in a rock and roill vein I would maybe steer to a Dave Matthews number like Crash (bad omen).
As a complete alternative, I could also see an epic classical number - Holst's "The Planets" or the like.
What I am looking for I think is a song with excellent recording quality but at the same time a bit of a rock anthem them will want me to put petal to metal! Something that will showcase the logic7 sound. I thought the Hotel Califirnia suggestion was good. Someone else suggested it needed to be something live, so in a rock and roill vein I would maybe steer to a Dave Matthews number like Crash (bad omen).
As a complete alternative, I could also see an epic classical number - Holst's "The Planets" or the like.
Anything by U2 - With or Without you, Pride etc
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Originally Posted by buddman' post='327462' date='Aug 27 2006, 10:04 AM
I like everything really - except jazz.
What I am looking for I think is a song with excellent recording quality but at the same time a bit of a rock anthem them will want me to put petal to metal! Something that will showcase the logic7 sound. I thought the Hotel Califirnia suggestion was good. Someone else suggested it needed to be something live, so in a rock and roill vein I would maybe steer to a Dave Matthews number like Crash (bad omen).
As a complete alternative, I could also see an epic classical number - Holst's "The Planets" or the like.
What I am looking for I think is a song with excellent recording quality but at the same time a bit of a rock anthem them will want me to put petal to metal! Something that will showcase the logic7 sound. I thought the Hotel Califirnia suggestion was good. Someone else suggested it needed to be something live, so in a rock and roill vein I would maybe steer to a Dave Matthews number like Crash (bad omen).
As a complete alternative, I could also see an epic classical number - Holst's "The Planets" or the like.
I would guess if you'll have just picked up the car new, you won't be thrashing it!
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It really doesn't matter what style of music you play, if the recording quality isn't good.... it will sound like crap.
I would suggest staying away from current, popular music. One of the unfortunate realities of the music industry is that, as the years have gone by.... the quality of music recording, in general, has declined.
You are more likely to find a well recorded CD from the late 1980s or early 1990s than anything current.
Back then, recording engineers were just better. They took time and care to record well, and master properly. And record companies did not interfere with the mastering process like they do today.
Try looking for some good jazz CDs produced during the early 1990s. That, or anything instrumental that might be similar.
Classical music is always an excellent way to test the quality of a good stereo, but the listener really has to know what to listen for to understand it. Plus, these recordings typically have a lot of reverb and other characteristics of the room where it was recorded.
But..... the first CD I play on any stereo of mine is:
Best mixed compilation, ever.
The sound quality is also superb.
I would suggest staying away from current, popular music. One of the unfortunate realities of the music industry is that, as the years have gone by.... the quality of music recording, in general, has declined.
You are more likely to find a well recorded CD from the late 1980s or early 1990s than anything current.
Back then, recording engineers were just better. They took time and care to record well, and master properly. And record companies did not interfere with the mastering process like they do today.
Try looking for some good jazz CDs produced during the early 1990s. That, or anything instrumental that might be similar.
Classical music is always an excellent way to test the quality of a good stereo, but the listener really has to know what to listen for to understand it. Plus, these recordings typically have a lot of reverb and other characteristics of the room where it was recorded.
But..... the first CD I play on any stereo of mine is:
Best mixed compilation, ever.
The sound quality is also superb.
08-27-2006, 05:44 AM
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Originally Posted by subterFUSE' post='327480' date='Aug 27 2006, 08:05 AM
But..... the first CD I play on any stereo of mine is:
Sasha & John Digweed - "Northern Exposure"
Best mixed compilation, ever.
The sound quality is also superb.
Sasha & John Digweed - "Northern Exposure"
Best mixed compilation, ever.
The sound quality is also superb.
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Originally Posted by Evenflow545' post='327513' date='Aug 27 2006, 10:24 AM
Pink Floyd's "What Do You Want From Me," from Division Bell, seems to hit a broad range of notes.
Going towards the classics, I enjoy Ariel Ramirez: Misa Criolla as sung by Jose Carreras in the Philips recording when played through Logic 7 on my 525i.
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Originally Posted by EBMCS03' post='327359' date='Aug 27 2006, 02:34 AM
DVD? Cant beat a live show! I saw it 2 years back in NY. It was awesome! But PVC pipes on L7? That cant sound good... J/K its awesome! I love their soundtrack!
They move to a different theater in Berlin next year and will have a second theater in Oberhausen this fall, so they have two difefrent locations in Germany.
