Author Archives: Anthony P. Kuzub

FEB 22 – FEB 28

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okay folks, It’s reading week for me. The Phone is off vibrate and I’ve got a week to kill “reading”.

A Van has been rented so hopefully I’ll have some pictures for you…

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I was over at Ward-Beck the other week and saw some really nice turrets coming off the line.   Hand Made, versatile and robust.
Just what you like to see in something that’s going to have the crap kicked out of it by announcers and A2s.

this one is “en francais” – j’aimme le Talké / Backé button

Kevin was mentioning an updated version of this box…

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Youtube sound quality…

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I was watching an Interesting lecture from google and Andrew Scheps had an interesting point about youtube audio: Youtube doesn’t have an option to select audio rate. The sound rate is based directly on the video playback rate. The lesson: If you are uploading songs to youtube with a place holder video, be sure it’s at 1080p. The audio will be fixed at 128kbps when the video is encoded under 720P and default to 384kbps at 1080P. Other great info: if you’re topping out the encoder, lower it 0.7dB

and check out http://www.orastream.com/ for client delivery based on streaming MP4 SLS encoded files

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A project I’ve been working on has come… full circle ;-)

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Congrats to Kevin Park and the Lacquer channel team for getting the Neumann VMS70 back in the game. A fantastic project to have been a part of! We recapped the entire audio electronics for Kevin before he had lathe aficionado Chris Muth calibrate it. It’s a fine precision piece of audio electronics and Kevin is one HELL of a lathe mechanic and cutting engineer! It, and he, are in good hands over at Toronto’s Lacquer Channel. I’m excited to cut a few plates myself!

Photo and story here: http://www.thegridto.com/culture/music/play-it-as-it-lathes/

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Many Thanks to Dave, Jose, and Tyler for their help and enthusiasm about the project!

Leaving Revolution Recording

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Hey Folks:

I just wanted to thank everyone for supporting this page and enjoying the shenanigans I and the boys have been up to for the last few years. I will be leaving the Revolution Recording Custom Shop and my position as technical supervisor at Toronto’s Revolution Recording to go attend school full time this new year. What I’ve learned, done and been exposed to at Revolution Recording has been life changing; I can’t thank the owners, staff and clients enough for the opportunities they have given to me.

My blog will still be maintained at www.Phasebook.org, follow along if you dare!

Be well!
APK

PS: If you are in need of the best cables in the world built to the RRCS standards please email JACK@RevolutionRecording.com

RUPERT NEVE!!!!

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you know… I love this man and am forever in his debt.  He’s made laboratory grade audio equipment available to music / broadcast industry for many years and his standards and  interests have grown since his beginning.  Truly a childlike interest in pushing the boundaries of the craft he practices. He applies raw physics to sound and you should watch this as a whole to appreciate the brilliance of his passion and dedication.  

I’m glad someone as enthusiastic as Hutch Hutchison is at his side absorbing it all. (though he left RND)

Long live limitless analog technology!
Long live the passionate, curious and boundary pushing!
Long live Rupert Neve