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Technique : Recording / Mixing
This month, we invited guest mix-rescuer Luke Fletcher to create an authentic '60s feel.
Hear The Difference For Yourself!
We have posted before and after mixes of 'Prisoner Of Routine' on the Sound On Sound web site; click the links below to download the MP3 files.
This is the initial mix, as sent to us by JP Fitting and described in the main article and the 'Rescued This Month' box.
This is the final mix by Luke Fletcher.
Given the material that inspired the feel of this track, Luke also experimented with another mix to achieve a '60s-style sound, limiting himself to the sort of technology used in studios of the '60s. This is the result. Notice the much softer drums and quieter electric guitars.
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Recording Techniques Join in today's discussions:
- USB mixer equivalent to Mackie Onyx
- Recording children's story tapes
- Valve compressor and mains voltages
- Anyone want to record some bass for me? (Maybe strings.piano too)
- Any good (free would be nice) Auto Double Tracking plugs? Mac. Old G5.
- drum recording
- Tie lines and amp head in control room
- AC7 core mini / LE8 setup ?
- Deca Tree? it may be old and over discussed but is there a best way of doing it?
- Safe to switch on my KRK VXTs from the mains?
Mon 13 Feb 2012
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