Yeah that's pissing me off a bit too...

Actually he is 70 when this video was recorded! 🤯

Maybe Its the food in Lyon that makes you look younger.

He was extremely good looking when he was young, and very attractive being older. I'm sure genes but also a couple of subtle facial.lifts have everything to go with it.

Agree

Probably because it's obvious. ;)

I think I could get by with just that Schmidt :)

Because the sun never sets on Planet Cool...

I also do but not because I'm cool, because light from displays hurt my eyes.

Especialy on acid.

I am quite convinced those are prescription glasses, with a light bluish tint. Sometimes you can tell that those are lenses with prescription on them. Since the 80ies I remember him often with bluish sunglasses so it might not be just for the looks. I once had some bluish tint which is great on twilight or smooth light since it enhances contrast. For driving, bluish is great when its raining or fog from my experience.

I have done the same thing... left my prescription glasses at home so was stuck with the prescription sunglasses for indoors.

Albert Steenbergen You mean the one under the VCS 3?

Yes.

Albert Steenbergen Nice! I would take it with me to Mars.

And the only 'person' I'd like to take with me to Mars would be Jean Michel, obviously!

oh yes.. thats the pretty one!! I still have mine I was supposed to haul down to you :)

JMJ is the most listened-to composer in French history.

French-accented English sounds way cool. When I speak French I just sound like an idiot.

Yes you're right! he does'nt look his age especially now that he's 72.Thats what you call growing old gracefully.

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Yes, he's talking about mono vs stereo audio. I agree, sounds should be mono before going to effects and mix.

_"You can pan it 30% left, but it doesn't all go 30% left, because some unique elements of the sound may still be over on the right channel"_ I think you are mixing up 'balance', 'binaural pan' and 'stereo pan', with a stereo signal people often just use the balance control to pan the signal - but this, like you say, means panning it 30% left simply turns the left channel up and the right channel down by that amount (depending on which pan law you are using) . . . they should really be using stereo pan, with stereo pan you are moving the whole 2 channel signal, it might seem counterintuitive at first, but panning a stereo signal left by 30% (using stereo pan) will see the right channel not only lowered in the right, but being sent into the left (its a little more complex than that in reality) . . . anyhow to cut a long story short, correctly using stereo pan (rather than 'balance' or binaural pan [usually just labelled as 'pan']) means you can pan stereo signals without losing any elements that might be largley in just one channel. Example signal, drums hard left, piano hard right. Balance 30% Left = drums raised in left channel, piano lowered in right channel. Stereo Pan 30% Left = drums raised in left channel, piano fed to left channel and lowered in right channel.

yes this amazing, could he be a Clone or something? not the real one but a "younger copy" ? Just wondering ....

And so be it!

The same too . :) I love JMJ !

Of course oxygène is 41 years old

luckystrke Well...lets be honest he's not been digging out concrete holes or tarmacing motorways for a living has he. This is what the millionaires lifestyle gives you.

MayDay GoingDown!! Hahahaha! True!