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nightflameauto wrote:Mukuzi wrote:mate, i remember Craig Anderton from the early 80`s, he was doing good stuff. that book on pedals n stuff, come on he was a good guy. dont blame him for HC`s demise
You may have missed the arrogant rant he directed billy's way during the spiral. And the several years of, "fuck the users, THIS is what we're doing," that transpired before that rant.
People change. Sadly, in Anderton's case, not for the better.
Axe wrote:Soundgardener broke the news...
Chops Malone wrote:It won't be long until those are all fucked up.
GIBSON ANNOUNCE VINTAGE AMPS REISSUE
New for 2015, Gibson CEO Ronald McDonald and chief high priest Craig Anderton announce a range of vintage Gibson amp reissues. All tube designs, the reissues bring classic rock and blues crunch into the 21st century with the inclusion of master volume, digital reverb and the all new, patent pending "Gibson Multi-Band Distortion (tm)" technology. For too long valve amps have had only one control for distortion. Now you can tailor your overdrive to fit the mix with up to four independent distortion bands, each with fine controls for overdrive, distortion or UltraFuzz(tm), for those classic tones.
neilrocks25 wrote:Axe wrote:Soundgardener broke the news...
Sorry soundgardner, but he didn't. it was posted over at HCFX Facebook page and I reposted in HCAF page
soundgardener75 wrote:Juri wrote:I always liked Craig, not sure what he's done to you guys for you to feel so spiteful.
The reason HC went downhill is lack of IT support. Craig just played the hand he was given.
Did you miss that post he made after the revamp?
thefyn wrote:The funny thing is, he write books on recording, and when I hear his mixes it sounds like something an out of touch dad does week 20 on his roland multitrack:
Hugh Jaynus wrote:thefyn wrote:The funny thing is, he write books on recording, and when I hear his mixes it sounds like something an out of touch dad does week 20 on his roland multitrack:
TGP syndrome.
All of the money to explore and expand on something like that, but nothing to back it up.
thefyn wrote:The funny thing is, he write books on recording, and when I hear his mixes it sounds like something an out of touch dad does week 20 on his roland multitrack:
[video]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C5kRCxczHGw[/video]
So just like he's cringeworthy at writing/producing music...He as the head HC community organizer could not compute that the revamp was a fkn disaster and almost a parody of what a message board should not be. Just like he sat back and thought "thats awesome!" to his music...he obviously did the same with the revamp.
He just doesn't get it.
Axe wrote:thefyn wrote:The funny thing is, he write books on recording, and when I hear his mixes it sounds like something an out of touch dad does week 20 on his roland multitrack:
[video]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C5kRCxczHGw[/video]
So just like he's cringeworthy at writing/producing music...He as the head HC community organizer could not compute that the revamp was a fkn disaster and almost a parody of what a message board should not be. Just like he sat back and thought "thats awesome!" to his music...he obviously did the same with the revamp.
He just doesn't get it.
EDIT: Benjamin beat me to it.
"I feel life through an amplifier / but I can't control the gain"
nightflameauto wrote:guitarbilly74 wrote:tbh Gibson was voted the worst place to work in the USA a few years ago.
This shit means NOTHING to the executives. I've worked at some complete fuckup companies that eventually led themselves into the toilet, some of them literally failing out completely. Everybody below VP was FUCKED from the time the realization began to dawn on them, the VPs on up were somehow all moved to other divisions, other companies tied loosely with the company, or buddy-systemed into even better positions in other companies.
The higher ups are ALWAYS happy, or at least paint the happy face on good enough to keep rolling in it while shitting on everyone below them.
nightflameauto wrote:WAT THE FUCK?!
This trainwreck pretty much negates ANYTHING he has to say about recording. It's like what would happen if somebody heard one Nine Inch Nails song, then had a multi-track shoved in front of them with a casio keyboard and a microphone and were told to copy it.
thefyn wrote:The funny thing is, he write books on recording, and when I hear his mixes it sounds like something an out of touch dad does week 20 on his roland multitrack:
[video]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C5kRCxczHGw[/video]
So just like he's cringeworthy at writing/producing music...He as the head HC community organizer could not compute that the revamp was a fkn disaster and almost a parody of what a message board should not be. Just like he sat back and thought "thats awesome!" to his music...he obviously did the same with the revamp.
He just doesn't get it.
nightflameauto wrote:Devin wrote:Seriously? I mean the song pretty much sucks IMO but as a recording I think it sounds fine
Apparently we have EXTREMELY different definitions of fine. Those drums are utterly horrendous to my ears, and the rest of it isn't much better.
Devin wrote:nightflameauto wrote:WAT THE FUCK?!
This trainwreck pretty much negates ANYTHING he has to say about recording. It's like what would happen if somebody heard one Nine Inch Nails song, then had a multi-track shoved in front of them with a casio keyboard and a microphone and were told to copy it.
Seriously? I mean the song pretty much sucks IMO but as a recording I think it sounds fine
OverDriven wrote:If you think that recording sounds fine then it's safe to say you don't have a future in sound engineering.
