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Post by sizzling63 on Apr 19, 2018 18:47:51 GMT -5
What a tremendous interview!!!! Such a treat!!! Is this new?! So much info on his journey with Queen and how it has influenced his personal and professional life and how it has helped him grow. Love it, love it, love it. I was thrilled to learn that Queen has informed the sound and content of his next album, which he has been working on for a year now. Also... (and I hope this interview was conducted post JCS announcements)... when Adam talked about his interest in acting he said he has something in the can?!!!! I am also curious what charity project exactly he is going to be involved in - it seems like it has something to do with Glaad. So much to look forward to!!! OMG!!!! I have to go back and watch once more, but cool how the interviewer mentions Adam's "glow" and star quality, how he gets Adam to talk about the challenges of a double life between stage persona and private life and what lies underneath and how it makes for great songwriting, and how hard it is to get off stage once the adrenaline is still going or even worse, come home from tour and feeling the need to re-adjust slowly as it is like recovering from jetlag. Cool that he talked a bit about dating and how he has learned that contrary to writing music, there is a lot less control in the romantic department. I am sure glad that Adam has had plenty of time to re-group between Queen tours in order to focus on his own music. I really can't wait!!!!!
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Post by svca on Apr 19, 2018 18:50:18 GMT -5
That was a great interview, thanks for posting it. It's always good to be reminded that there are a lot of things happening in Adam's world that we know nothing about....SECRETS lol. And did anybody else notice the freckles ? I swear I was never a fan of freckles until Adam. Love him.
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Post by bamafan on Apr 19, 2018 20:50:05 GMT -5
What a tremendous interview!!!! Such a treat!!! Is this new?! So much info on his journey with Queen and how it has influenced his personal and professional life and how it has helped him grow. Love it, love it, love it. I was thrilled to learn that Queen has informed the sound and content of his next album, which he has been working on for a year now. Also... (and I hope this interview was conducted post JCS announcements)... when Adam talked about his interest in acting he said he has something in the can?!!!! I am also curious what charity project exactly he is going to be involved in - it seems like it has something to do with Glaad. So much to look forward to!!! OMG!!!! I have to go back and watch once more, but cool how the interviewer mentions Adam's "glow" and star quality, how he gets Adam to talk about the challenges of a double life between stage persona and private life and what lies underneath and how it makes for great songwriting, and how hard it is to get off stage once the adrenaline is still going or even worse, come home from tour and feeling the need to re-adjust slowly as it is like recovering from jetlag. Cool that he talked a bit about dating and how he has learned that contrary to writing music, there is a lot less control in the romantic department. I am sure glad that Adam has had plenty of time to re-group between Queen tours in order to focus on his own music. I really can't wait!!!!! Sizzling......this was done just a week or so ago when Shosh was in LA...so it's recent. He did some kind of shoot too with the buckled shoes....or we assumed it was Adam...Shosh was in his backyard, etc.
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Post by marionm on Apr 19, 2018 21:06:49 GMT -5
Loved how Adam talked about coming back home from tour and what it does to him... It was so sweet when he talked about how special the hollywood bowl was to him, for his friends and family to see him in his element to understand why he is "gone all the damn time". Must be hard for him and his friends at times... In the movie department it sounded like more than one thing to me?...and especially that there was a real life character role involved that is not just some cameo in a crowd...we will have to wait (once again)...just like Adam I'm impatient^^ lol
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Post by bamafan on Apr 19, 2018 21:33:16 GMT -5
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Post by girldrummer on Apr 19, 2018 21:52:29 GMT -5
Don't know these guys, but they look musically FIERCE. And they call Adam a vocal beast, so they understand who they're dealing with. Hope this session gives us a good song!
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Post by girldrummer on Apr 19, 2018 21:54:33 GMT -5
The past few weeks have been pretty sedate, so it's been a total treat to hear Adam's interview. There are great things on the horizon! Hopefully some breakthrough things. Love this guy.
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Post by DancyGeorgia on Apr 19, 2018 22:43:22 GMT -5
But has anyone figured out why he used the vintage screen vs. something contemporary? And it is set for Analog and Mono. Versus Digital and Stereo. >> Is this a clue that we are getting analog music -- that is real guitars? Actually, this is an Audio Goniometer. (Not a regular goniometer which measures angles, although in a sense the audio goniometer measures the "angle" between Right and Left audio channels.) And it looks like an analog audio goniometer, i.e., it looks like an oscilloscope CRT display rather than a digital display. A digital spectrum analyzer tool package might include a digital audio goniometer. But the analog CRT display is useful because the persistence of the phosphorescent trace helps to see the overall shape of the signal over time. If you have ever seen a display of Lissajous figures on an oscilloscope, the audio goniometer works on basically the same principle. It plots the left audio signal versus the right audio signal, with axes rotated 45 deg. The signal shows the amount of stereo in a dual-channel audio signal, i.e., correlation between right and left audio signal. A signal on the left channel only would produce a diagonal line running top-left to bottom-right. A signal on the right channel only would produce a diagonal line running top-right to bottom-left. Identical right and left signals would produce a vertical line. Different right and left signals would produce a "fluffy-looking ball". Generally, the audio goniometer is use in the mastering phase of audio production, which is after the mixing phase. So I think the only meaning is that they are further along in the music making process. See a more detailed explanation on Wikipedia: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Goniometer_(audio)This youtube shows a digital audio goniometer starting at 5:30. It explains the R, L, M, S axes. www.youtube.com/watch?v=PU9MAFS7J-M
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Post by Q3 on Apr 19, 2018 23:02:14 GMT -5
But has anyone figured out why he used the vintage screen vs. something contemporary? And it is set for Analog and Mono. Versus Digital and Stereo. >> Is this a clue that we are getting analog music -- that is real guitars? Actually, this is an Audio Goniometer. (Not a regular goniometer which measures angles, although in a sense the audio goniometer measures the "angle" between Right and Left audio channels.) And it looks like an analog audio goniometer, i.e., it looks like an oscilloscope CRT display rather than a digital display. A digital spectrum analyzer tool package might include a digital audio goniometer. But the analog CRT display is useful because the persistence of the phosphorescent trace helps to see the overall shape of the signal over time. If you have ever seen a display of Lissajous figures on an oscilloscope, the audio goniometer works on basically the same principle. It plots the left audio signal versus the right audio signal, with axes rotated 45 deg. The signal shows the amount of stereo in a dual-channel audio signal, i.e., correlation between right and left audio signal. A signal on the left channel only would produce a diagonal line running top-left to bottom-right. A signal on the right channel only would produce a diagonal line running top-right to bottom-left. Identical right and left signals would produce a vertical line. Different right and left signals would produce a "fluffy-looking ball". Generally, the audio goniometer is use in the mastering phase of audio production, which is after the mixing phase. So I think the only meaning is that they are further along in the music making process. See a more detailed explanation on Wikipedia: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Goniometer_(audio)This youtube shows a digital audio goniometer starting at 5:30. It explains the R, L, M, S axes. www.youtube.com/watch?v=PU9MAFS7J-MBut the settings are odd aren't they? ** Steve Booker is Pop Rock producer. I am getting very excited about A4. Many things seem to be pointing to Pop-Rock album.
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Post by DancyGeorgia on Apr 19, 2018 23:09:55 GMT -5
Actually, this is an Audio Goniometer. (Not a regular goniometer which measures angles, although in a sense the audio goniometer measures the "angle" between Right and Left audio channels.) And it looks like an analog audio goniometer, i.e., it looks like an oscilloscope CRT display rather than a digital display. A digital spectrum analyzer tool package might include a digital audio goniometer. But the analog CRT display is useful because the persistence of the phosphorescent trace helps to see the overall shape of the signal over time. If you have ever seen a display of Lissajous figures on an oscilloscope, the audio goniometer works on basically the same principle. It plots the left audio signal versus the right audio signal, with axes rotated 45 deg. The signal shows the amount of stereo in a dual-channel audio signal, i.e., correlation between right and left audio signal. A signal on the left channel only would produce a diagonal line running top-left to bottom-right. A signal on the right channel only would produce a diagonal line running top-right to bottom-left. Identical right and left signals would produce a vertical line. Different right and left signals would produce a "fluffy-looking ball". Generally, the audio goniometer is use in the mastering phase of audio production, which is after the mixing phase. So I think the only meaning is that they are further along in the music making process. See a more detailed explanation on Wikipedia: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Goniometer_(audio)This youtube shows a digital audio goniometer starting at 5:30. It explains the R, L, M, S axes. www.youtube.com/watch?v=PU9MAFS7J-MBut the settings are odd aren't they? ** Steve Booker is Pop Rock producer. I am getting very excited about A4. Many things seem to be pointing to Pop-Rock album. What settings are you referring to? "Mono" is an axis label not a setting, so are "R", "L", & "S". That the drawn squiggly lines go all over the place indicate that the audio is stereo not mono. If the audio were mono there would only be a single straight vertical line along the Mono axis. And goniometers are better in analog than in digital. Although I wonder why the "Analog" label as it seems redundant if it is an analog goniometer. Maybe it is a hybrid that has a CRT display that can be fed either analog or digital signals.
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