These are my notes from the presentation. If anything here is confusing, inspiring or absolutely incorrect your comments would be much appreciated. Thanks!
Gary Gottlieb, Ed Cherney, Mark Rubel, Elliot Scheiner, Al Schmitt
"I don't care what they're listening on, I still want to make it sound as good as I can." -Ed Cherney
"It matters to us." -Ed Cherney on audio engineers as the prophets of quality sound.
"The most important thing you can do is walk out into the room." -Ed Cherney on listening to the source.
"To do this for a living you need good mental health." -Ed Cherney on getting your own ego out of the way
"I'm sick of the comparison. Analog's got problems. Digital's got problems. Engineering is about solving problems." - Ed Cherney
"Mono is a good way to check the vocal, to hear if it is getting lost or taking over." - Ed Cherney
"If you have the passion to do this, don't give up. Keep trying." -Al Schmitt on trying to get a job in audio
"No one ever buys a record because the snare drum sounds great. They buy a record because the music emotionally moves them." - Al Schmitt
"I never use one echo on a vocal. It's always 2 or 3." - Al Schmitt
"I look at the laptop as being the new folk instrument." -Mark Rubel
"What did the ProTools engineer say to the singer? 'That sucked. Come on in.'" -Mark Rubel
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