the INSANE BASF 900 story

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The assistants appear to have dropped the ball on these track sheets as there is no documention of mic used, what the source actually was or date of overdub- and it appears there were overdubs. Usually those expectations come from the Producer/Engineer at the helm. Also, none of the vocal tracks are *starred* as Master Takes. If this was done quickly, there probably wasn't a composite done of the vocal tracks. There appear to have been 3 different singers in this band, no clue who sings lead until I listen.

If it was for a class at Full Sail, there likely wasn't a dedicated assistant, and probably no comping of vocal takes.

There are assistants listed on the track sheets. I guess what we don't know is whether Platinum Post WAS Full Sail or simply affiliated with Full Sail.

[Dan Phelps]

I don't know if it still works this way, but Platinum Post used to be the name used when the studios at Full Sail were rented out commercially. I don't think there were any "Full Sail" track sheets...they used "Platinum Post" track sheets.

[ubertar]

Why would people record in a brewery?
http://www.fullsailbrewing.com/

Well, I could think of a few reasons, actually.
Man, haven't been to Hood River in a long time.

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Why would people record in a brewery?
http://www.fullsailbrewing.com/

Well, I could think of a few reasons, actually.
Man, haven't been to Hood River in a long time.

Interesting. At Third Monk, I have my first pale ale conditioning right now. Small batch, but I'm getting anxious. Should be drinkable in the next few weeks unless I opt for additional cold-conditioning.

Oatmeal stout will be next if this batch is redeeming. I have to say, I'm VERY skeptical and pretty much a beer snob...ah jeez, sounds like this board!