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These mfers was scientists

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This is great! So awesome to hear the great D’Angelo casually discuss his amazing career and journey!

Enlightening...Fred((E)))ricK...

I’ve met people like Derrick in the music and to be fair you take their curtness with a pinch of salt or sugar if you will. But they speak a truth, which we’re not ready for; there’s an enlightened one amongst us all, I wasn’t ready for them, but after years away from it. It makes sense. Bless up all in this music thing. Stay positive

This was amazing. I watched every moment. The details about the production of Libertango were very precious to me. I've Seen That Face Before is such an excellent song. I have listened to it for over a decade and it still sounds fresh and classic at the same time, and I always notice something new about it.

Ahhh a great chat. The cultural prejudices are a thing, for real. Break the mold. Big up

He had good taste on glasses as well.

I am so surprised they did not clap more for Jessie Johnson, another great artist.

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Its refreshing to have a good interviewer on this. Insightful questions. Thank you

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18:57 It surprises me to hear somebody connecting the military industrial complex to music, but ... they've got interesting parallels. I wrote a lot of C++ for an avionics contractor. I used JUCE to write databus tests suites before JUCE became the standard way to make VSTs. If you looked at all the developers writing C++, most of them are probably either working on military hardware, or they're working on VSTs, or they're doing OS-level maintenance type stuff. There's not many things that really need the kind of performance where you're writing multithreaded C++. Even if you're doing high-speed networking stuff, you're going to be using standard libraries unless you're doing R&D type work. But when you're working on military stuff you're often doing very niche high-speed signal processing. That's why military hardware and high-end synthesizers both use FPGAs. You're doing low-level stuff, and it's not stuff that you can do in the average off-the-shelf SOC. And developing on FPGAs is very interesting/different. In a lot of situations you're using a Spartan FPGA with on-board PowerPC cores, so you're working on multi-core hardware where the cores don't even have the same word length or endian-ness. Missile guidance uses FPGAs. Avionics databus controllers use FPGAs. When Dave Rossum wanted to make a cheaper single-chip Emulator III he used an FPGA, and that's what every Proteus/Orbit/etc. is running on. High-end Waldorfs use FPGAs, and I would expect that's what's in the 3rd Wave and/or Virus. But there are other niches of low-volume high-budget signal processing. I assume hospital equipment like MRI machines uses FPGAs, and robotics, satellites, and aircraft in general. Expensive embedded systems. Another parallel is that working with MIDI is very similar to working with MIL-STD-1553/1773. I love the random questions this guy is asking! He asked him about trains! And Tom is such a nerd he gives a million details then leaves out the obvious ones. Doesn't even bother to mention the cool places he worked. 😂

Voice, Heart & Soul of an Angel.

I think Nyro's "Lazy Susan" was one of her best.

We been waiting 30 years what really happened to kurt dude?

i love how none other than teri gender bender is asking the first questions lmao 58:30

Andamento lento la scritta il grande franco del prete, tullio la pagata a franco 1milioneenezzo di lire ed una macchina scassata. Grande tullio e grande il mio maestro franco del prete Napoli centrale ❤

Iggy seems like a deep thinker, and a blues artist. Talented.

doing something slightly musical is difficult?

The analog was indeed 'fatter'. Same goes for 2 " tape on a 32 -track machine ❤❤❤❤❤. I even miss the fragrance of Ampex, AGFA, Scotch, or similar tape on the machine ❤❤❤❤❤❤ Sweet memories indeed ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

Goosebumps, nothing else to say

Shocked to hear that he and Bootsy Collins played on, "Disco Lady" but received no writing/playing credit 😢

❤❤❤Love his playing 🎶 ❤❤❤Iconic music contributions/talents indeed ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

Esta linda musica representa el alma de los peruanos, sana, alegre y generosa, sabor y energia que une y divierte 😍

Thank you so much for this great interview with look behind the scences of mastering. very interesting. charming Mike Grinser 🖖dI^_^Ib

Genio Italiano! Italiano non tedesco!

The interviewer seems depressed, other than that this interview is fantastic.

Guy invented the suspended booth 😮 !

This man is a Legend. My first 12 inch vinyl purchases was My Beat Goes Boom by Egyptian Lover. We were barely teenagers and would travel to San Francisco and Berkeley California record shops in the City to get the latest electro and new hip hop flava! My buddy was spoiled and would drop 300 on records in one day back then.

Legends

OK I did to our own and I have a UA-cam channel so come by if you have an alien wasn’t device that he won’t leave at one to produce the wolf as long as you don’t love me right I’ll school these dog baby

Red Bull needs a female host....These guys are so lame and boring.

if somebody's eager to watch some more footage of Keiji Haino speaking, then you should watch short documentary about him in Moscow by Alexandra Karelina. pretty sweet

I've had some little arguments unrelated to music with Terre decades ago but now that I stumbled on this interview, I realise how close our views and experiences do align. Same past experience about distributors by the way. Huge respect.

😂😂😂man we Jamaicans don’t care who is listening to our music. We are going to play it. Don’t need to look out art to see who is listening.

See what you said, you would play music and look out to see if any kids are anyone would be listening we Jamaican don’t do things like that. We don’t care who want to listen. We play our music by ourselves and get into a zone you can never be I will never be.

🇯🇲 the music is more than you the music made you you did not make the music you did not change the music more work on the music it built you gave you everything you had

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All i can hear is Quasimodo 😂

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TIL RB is into music production, next to zero-life-expectancy extreme sports 😄

Yo escuché a Isao Tomita cuando tenía 14 años, ahora tengo 65 y su creación me causa la misma sensación de asombro, alegría y delicia para mis sentidos. Gracias Maestro Isao.

It's funny that the video is from a music school and the audio is so bad quality.

This really suffers from having the tracks edited out

45:20 "the odd notion that: We've got all this new technology - we can play music again..!!!"

God bless God

HIP HOP GOD