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Re: CDM Interviews Robert Henke

Posted: Fri Feb 26, 2010 7:54 pm
by Grappadura
"The most exciting new music comes from young kids guys running some audio software in a bedroom, listening to the result over a shitty hi-fi and use Melodyne all the way wrong. Those folks do not read gear magazines, they could not care less about yet another mastering EQ, but create the most stunning beauty.
wonder who he´s talking about

Re: CDM Interviews Robert Henke

Posted: Fri Feb 26, 2010 7:58 pm
by nebulae
For me, the most important quotes speak to the tension between technology and musical output:
I felt that coding is a trap when it comes to actually creating music. One simply does spend to much time with non-musical problems.
there is a great amount of insecurity about which technology to use. It’s the abundance paradox. Which software sounds best? Which compressor do i need to use? Which plugins do I need for mastering housy dub music with a hint of pop and some acoustic guitar? Having the choice between 5000 compressor plugins whilst not understanding what makes a compressor really sound the way it does it pretty much my idea of hell.
Deadlines help. If I know that a project needs to be finished, I simply stop investing time in technology at some point, and instead use what’s there. Its a question of discipline and experience too. I try to teach my students that if they are working on a technically challenging project they need to define a deadline for the technical side. If not, they might work till the very last moment on technical stuff and loose focus on the artistic part. At the end, the result counts, not the beautiful MAX patch, which could possible create a nice result.

I am constantly limiting myself. I set up a multi-dimensional network of constraints and bounce off its walls. Exhausting but it helps getting stuff done. A typical constraint: No more patching in Max till that project is finished, or try to get all Melodyne processing done in one afternoon and use those results.
Completely on the money!

Re: CDM Interviews Robert Henke

Posted: Fri Feb 26, 2010 8:21 pm
by Bagle
3dot... wrote: I like Robert... :mrgreen:
keep your personal feelings to yourself :lol:

Re: CDM Interviews Robert Henke

Posted: Fri Feb 26, 2010 8:48 pm
by djsynchro
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Re: CDM Interviews Robert Henke

Posted: Fri Feb 26, 2010 9:06 pm
by 3dot...
Bagle wrote:
3dot... wrote: I like Robert... :mrgreen:
keep your personal feelings to yourself :lol:
it's not personal.. strictly business..
no.. seriously though.. how can one not like Robert.. ?
he's a lovable and inspiring character...

Re: CDM Interviews Robert Henke

Posted: Fri Feb 26, 2010 9:11 pm
by 3dot...
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you're losing it man!... and all the steps are documented on this forum :lol:

Re: CDM Interviews Robert Henke

Posted: Fri Feb 26, 2010 9:19 pm
by nebulae
3dot... wrote:how can one not like Robert.. ?
easy...the man is a liar: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KOTZk0fD6Qs
and more importantly, he giggles like a little girl.

Check.
and mate.

Re: CDM Interviews Robert Henke

Posted: Fri Feb 26, 2010 9:53 pm
by 3dot...
I still think he's a nice dude...

...so he's a bit feminine..
and you can tell he's not a very good at lying...you can tell by that fake womanish giggle...
...and he has a large head...and a funny accent..
so what ?!
we all have our faults...
Robert is a free spirit..
he doesn't get himself down by those silly things...
he's a Professor Henke now...
:lol:
many a times I find myself asking
"what would Prof.Henke do in this situation..."
...and I really never know what the answer is.. :?

Re: CDM Interviews Robert Henke

Posted: Fri Feb 26, 2010 10:11 pm
by nebulae
last night, me and mrs. neb got into it...full on WWF style fight, throwing shit, yelling screaming, etc. So hard core that the double-wide trailer next door was shaking...

and in the middle of it, I thought, "What would Henke do?" - I grabbed my H2 and began to sample it. What else?

Re: CDM Interviews Robert Henke

Posted: Fri Feb 26, 2010 10:37 pm
by 3dot...
nebulae wrote:last night, me and mrs. neb got into it...full on WWF style fight, throwing shit, yelling screaming, etc. So hard core that the double-wide trailer next door was shaking...

and in the middle of it, I thought, "What would Henke do?" - I grabbed my H2 and began to sample it. What else?
8O
wavs or stfu...
domestic violence samples are a rare commodity...

Re: CDM Interviews Robert Henke

Posted: Fri Feb 26, 2010 10:40 pm
by nebulae
^ no way dude...I have shattered glass in my left eye...I EARNED those samples...not gonna just post 'em. Why don't you come over for dinner some time. You'll get plenty of good samples.

Re: CDM Interviews Robert Henke

Posted: Fri Feb 26, 2010 10:50 pm
by davepermen
nebulae wrote:
3dot... wrote:how can one not like Robert.. ?
easy...the man is a liar: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KOTZk0fD6Qs
and more importantly, he giggles like a little girl.

Check.
and mate.
he didn't lie. no one needs one. but it sure is nice to still have one :)

and now i don't get that out of my head.. thanks :)

Re: CDM Interviews Robert Henke

Posted: Fri Feb 26, 2010 10:54 pm
by 3dot...
nebulae wrote:^ no way dude...I have shattered glass in my left eye...I EARNED those samples...not gonna just post 'em. Why don't you come over for dinner some time. You'll get plenty of good samples.
who's gonna cook ?! :lol:
..I dunno man.. sounds dangerous..

and the rza says...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A4bu_6yUg4Y

Re: CDM Interviews Robert Henke

Posted: Fri Feb 26, 2010 11:03 pm
by nebulae
damn that video's x-plicit!

Re: CDM Interviews Robert Henke

Posted: Fri Feb 26, 2010 11:16 pm
by 3dot...
..I like RZA...especially for his nastiness..

maybe we can make RZA fight Henke (for my affection..)
we can fix the fight (meaning Henke wins at a 1000:1...RZA falls at the end of the 4th round)...
we'll make a fortune.. you in ? :twisted: