[HN Gopher] Rupert Neve, Grammy-Winning Audio Industry Icon, Die...
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Rupert Neve, Grammy-Winning Audio Industry Icon, Dies at 94
Author : rock_artist
Score : 30 points
Date : 2021-02-13 20:12 UTC (2 hours ago)
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| bfrog wrote:
| Neve made some of the most amazing audio equipment. Having heard
| his analog parametric eq, and compressors there's really nothing
| like them.
| S_A_P wrote:
| Had no idea he lived in Texas. Wemberly is a great place to
| retire...
| atrn wrote:
| A great engineer and hacker. I've recorded (bass) through his
| circuits numerous times over the decades.
|
| I don't know if it was his idea or not but I always loved the
| Portico 5042 tape emulator. Want the sound of tape? Then run the
| signal through some tape heads. A proper "hack".
| rock_artist wrote:
| In the audio industry he's one of those legends. Even those who
| just consume music must've heard audio recorded by hardware based
| on his designs.
|
| From a recording engineer perspective I've always enjoyed the
| 1073
| timc3 wrote:
| He will be missed. The 1073 is awesome, I agree.
| conradfr wrote:
| What a legend.
| buggeryorkshire wrote:
| My old boss Mike Grimwood used to work with him. He had many
| tales of building desks for stars and getting absolutely smashed
| with them. Sounded like a great time to be alive.
| sharksauce wrote:
| Anyone with even a passing interest in analog recording should
| spend a couple hours watching the Sound City documentary.
| GaryD1041 wrote:
| A legend was lost. I didn't know many of his songs but my wife
| and I love the Pina Coolatta song. One of the first 45s I
| purchased when we moved into our first home. RIP.
| mandragon wrote:
| Had a number of 1066's back in the day. Pinnacle of Neve's
| design.
| rock_artist wrote:
| What happened to them? :)
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