Ahhh, the Tom Scholz method.standup wrote:The mix is done when they pry it from my cold, dead fingers.
when is a mix done?
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since I don't mix in the box where I can do months and months of stupid and pointless recalls, it is mixed when it gets printed to tape or digital, and I zero the console and pull the patches.
it is amazing how many people come into the studio, excited about 'real analog mixing and gear' and then still expect that somehow, the settings on a tube compressor from the 50's is stored in the logic session....
i have just been printing tons of alternate mixes in hopes to satisfy most any possible mind-change on the part of the musician...
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it is amazing how many people come into the studio, excited about 'real analog mixing and gear' and then still expect that somehow, the settings on a tube compressor from the 50's is stored in the logic session....
i have just been printing tons of alternate mixes in hopes to satisfy most any possible mind-change on the part of the musician...
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ahhah totally.. or that even though I document every single damn fader position, knob position, switch, patch, do-hicky whatever.. there is always something "different" each time I go back and recall a mix, which exists half in the box and half out through my outboard stuff...toaster3000 wrote:since I don't mix in the box where I can do months and months of stupid and pointless recalls, it is mixed when it gets printed to tape or digital, and I zero the console and pull the patches.
it is amazing how many people come into the studio, excited about 'real analog mixing and gear' and then still expect that somehow, the settings on a tube compressor from the 50's is stored in the logic session....
i have just been printing tons of alternate mixes in hopes to satisfy most any possible mind-change on the part of the musician...
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I have been recording tunes for my band for demos, pre-production and reference. The last one I did I bounced into the DAW, did a mix - ok - good etc. Remixed and made it worse (overcooked)
Then I ran one straight off the 1/2" 8-track through cheesy outboard - that was the keeper. I work 1,000x quicker going all analog. Nice to have that choice!
Then I ran one straight off the 1/2" 8-track through cheesy outboard - that was the keeper. I work 1,000x quicker going all analog. Nice to have that choice!
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It's done now. Nice job. I like that thing you did on that one song a lot. Send the mixes off tomorow.joelkriske wrote:i'm mixing my own stuff now...
CAN SOMEONE GIVE ME A DEADLINE!!!
NO, SERIOUSLY, PLEEEEAAASE!
i've decided on may 1
"Jeweller, you've failed. Jeweller."
"Lots of people are nostalgic for analog. I suspect they're people who never had to work with it." ? Brian Eno
All the DWLB music is at http://dwlb.bandcamp.com/
"Lots of people are nostalgic for analog. I suspect they're people who never had to work with it." ? Brian Eno
All the DWLB music is at http://dwlb.bandcamp.com/
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