Re: [LAU] [OT] 4-days lessons about recording, mixing and mastering under GNU/Linux

Hi Aurelien! I would argue you incorrectly tagged your last post OT, its about as on-topic as anything anyones posted here I'd say! Your course sounds great! I've really enjoying checking out your bands vids- as has been observed you are very much the French answer to Zappa/Bungle and the like, both of which I and many of the list members are fans of- this being a prog-heavy list :D You're having bass lessons off Trevor Dunn?? Wha? Does he live in France now or have you been flying out to the US especially or??? Disclaimer: This is a shameless plug for a friends defunct band! This prog talk has got me thinking, I don't think I've ever plugged my mates ol' band on here and I'm damn sure they're should go down a storm with this list. They're called tRANSELEMENt and most of their commercially available back catalogue is available for free on the net. The main influences I hear within tE. include King Crimson, Early Floyd/Genesis, Beach Boys, Sonic Youth and SFA or something like that. I think the album to check out first is '_____' is Missing with my personal fave tracks being 'Masters in Lunacy' and 'Life of Plants' which do a good job of reflecting their guitar-heavy live sound although they did lots of recordings that were difficult or impossible to reproduce live which you'll here if you check out their stuff more extensively. http://transelement.bandcamp.com/ Hope you enjoy them as much as I do! 2011/5/16 Aurelien <tyranorl(a)free.fr>fr>: