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where can I get this photo in HD?

Why is Micheal standing on me with his eyes closed and those tiny tubs of milk in his ears that hotels put in the fridge for your coffee (one splash is all you get!)

Back in the 80s I walked into my local hi-fi store, armed with the contents of my first ever bank loan. I walked out a couple of hours later with a complete, component based hi-fi system. Got it home, set it up and it sounded phenomenal. I was the envy of all my friends. I knew nothing about cables, bit depth, acoustics Etc. I just knew it sounded superb. About 20 years ago, I discovered the internet. Then TH-cam. Then the TH-cam hi-fi community. I was drawn in. Bitten by the bug. Bedazzled by dubious claims. Striving for audio nirvana I upgraded my $3000 integrated amp to a $9000 preamp monoblocks combo. Upgraded my $1200 DAC to a $4000 DAC. Upgraded my $5000 pair of speakers for a $12000 pair of speakers. Didn’t upgrade my cables, I’m not that gullible! Did I achieve audio nirvana? Yes. But no more so than with my previous set up. Would I do it again? No. My old set up was good enough. The trouble is, you listen to the views of 10 experts, you likely get 11 opposing opinions. So, as a consumer/end user, whose opinion do you trust. Remember there is only one person you’re trying to please when building your hi-fi system, you! So, listen to others if you wish, but don’t take their word as gospel. Trust the best tool you have, your auditory system and save yourself $thousands. Most of all, enjoy the music.

Production choices are why we're here. Things are over produced, quantized, auto-tuned, and pitch corrected. That's my barrier and it's a huge one. We've also become obsessed with subgenre purity with an over-emphasis on chops over song composition and arrangment and playing instruments to the song and not songs being driven by instrumental prowess -- which is just boring, contrived and usually sterile. We have metal with bass drums so fast it isn't human beings playing it but we pretend it is -- which is the definition of insanity. Why???? Purity of a self delusion? Also so much modern music is done by committee and that's not the same as a band hashing something out with other musicians and artists. It's so bad you have AI generating "90's sytle" music intentionally omitting pitch correction and auto tune to sound more "authentic" to the period but it can't quite reconcile it, so it's partly toe in and toe out in terms of "modern production techniques". That is bat s**t crazy! But here's the thing. AI songs doing 90's era prompts are BETTER tonally, arrangment wise and compositionally than similar music produced today.

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Niclas, ever thought of taking a shower. Just making yourself more presentable. Especially interviewing the legendary Leland Sklar!

This guy is such a legend! great interview man! He is dead right about the problems with the music industries, best artist these days are independant IMO like Gran out of Miami is my favorite one today, makes songs about plant medicine and animal folklore, freaking savage, here's a link since I can't spell his last name haha th-cam.com/video/ZBKIUi1eG1A/w-d-xo.htmlsi=ppABHgKrRGBvlAfY CC is English! Have a magical day!

Was he the band member that she dated?

Mr Jesse Hoff open my eyes about a few things. He reminds me of the guys that built Grateful Dead's original equipment in his viewpoints , flying by the seat of his pants and instinct with instructional knowledge make a unique wonderful amplifier.... I hope to have one of his amplifiers.

Great music has no expiry date - Bach's Air on a G string is still one of the best tunes 150 years later,, much like how 50 year old Led Zeppelin still rock the pants off most modern bands

The man, the myth, the legend!

I klnow exactly what Sklar is saying at 2:05. It is the best part of learning to play.

Great convo!

"It's a mine field." lol. Good way of putting it.

Probably the most unimpressively impressive thing I've ever seen on guitar. Sounds like crap, but he's nailing it. lol

Michael was on the scene in seminal NYC days and has moved through an evolution as a musician and producer that is amazing. Can listen to him speak truths I resonate with for hours and hours! Cheers Michael.

I think this is one of the better Michael interviews I’ve seen… great stuff

How has no one seem this video?! I mean this is such a piece of gold for a DT fan!😂

He is one of the nicest people I have ever met!

is there any courses available for JUCE framework, that teaches the core juce framework?

Aloha Nick, I hope you don’t mind me subbing your channel today? I’ve been a big fan of Leland’s even though I’ve met him many times in person. He always has some great stories to listen to, it’s like, dang, I wish I was there myself also. Leland and Maureen are perfect examples how they are just regular people with ordinary lives, doing normal things like washing the car, taking their dogs out for walks and yes, bagging poo like anyone else that owns great pets, which are just as important as any other family member, you just do all that you can for them. I hope that I can convince you to continue making these YT videos and if you ever get the pleasure to travel to the Honolulu area, I would love to give you a grand tour of this island and not just the touristy stuff either. Mahalo❤

Thank you for a great interview! Yeah he was 200% right about LA’s so-called “Arts District”. I worked there for 5 years and watched it basically disappear. I seriously doubt any interesting artists still live there.

Impact of AC Distortion and Noise on Audio Equipment Fidelity - A debunk on all of the IEC power chord and "HiFi" AC Surge Protector crap! th-cam.com/video/OL23xkLfPTU/w-d-xo.html

Beinhorn is an inspiration and kudos on your interviewing skills!

i will never stop listening to the brilliance of those bands

can we use both GPL v3 and LGPL v3 framework ie QT open source and JUCE

Finally! Michael Beinhorn said what so many of us are thinking. The Beatles are old. The Stones are old.

I hope his rant about how awful recent rock music is was directed at Tame Impala

Dude is talking while doing it at that speed.

I understand the idea that michael is saying here, he is saying basically wake up humanity and get artistic again! But your wrong to blame people listening to the greats. Listening to the greats is awesome. Trying to rip them off is not. If chris cornell didnt have the Beatles he wouldnt have made black hole sun. Case and point. The real problem stems out to the wider culture we are in. We are so afraid to be strange and different. Everyone has opted for safer routes in fear of not succeeding and has resulted in missing the point. I say listen to the beatles and zep more than ever, and if you try rip them off, means you havnt actually listened properly ....

Thank you so much for this interview, what an amazing man. And, a very nice and considerate interview 😊🙏 so enjoy it 😊❤️

Brilliant!

Best producer of all time, he can't help but make something as sick as it possibly can be!

Nice interview. I wish I could see Omar's process in his music and the recording. It has to be one of the most amazing things to be present for.

ETHAN IS AN AUDIO DISSENTER. MY MAN.

ETHAN IS THE MAN.

Very humble man, Leland Sklar, and one GD great bassist. I first noticed him with James Taylor, a live show in Boston, maybe 1988(?). Lee was dressed to the nines in a B&W outfit with spats on his feet. At some point in the show, JT points to Lee and says to the crowd, "Does he look great or what?!". And it was true, Lee was GQ City on that night.

Maybe this? th-cam.com/video/nn4kBe-3ey4/w-d-xo.htmlsi=J4wzsXhFRHaqQPgz

I can count on one hand, Acoustic Engineers that I have respect for, and Ethan is one of them!

Can you make a short video showing how exactly to run the guitar thru the synth and to the amp?? And what cables are needed . Thanks!!! I would really appreciate it .

Bad student.... very bad student

I’ve been refraining from comment for over 45 minutes now but as nice a guy as Niclas seems to be, I don’t think Jesse should have been burdened with so many tube amp 101 questions. There are so many basic tube amp theory vids on line that with an hour or so of preliminary research, the questions could have been so much more to what I thought was the point of this interview. Jesse’s philosophy, process, opinions on what matters. Overall I still enjoyed it. Jesse’s one cool guy.

That's actually Hard to do fast.. Like this in this video. Of course you can practice it..

Joe Satriani teach him how to warm up, it's called Jazz Chord Relay

Many people are shocking because their maybe studies music college but me I’m not surprised at all because they had a formula of successful musician which mainstream people can’t do

Thanks to Google here is the TH-cam version of the diagonal cord relay. th-cam.com/video/wGr0_kwXaKM/w-d-xo.htmlsi=Ctmnx5GjXTKFxaid Which looks pretty damn similar to what he's doing. Apparently it's about just warming up your fingers so you don't have to be musical that much unless you feel like it you could alter it a little. But that's it

He's drunk

Ok but how do we do it