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That's just sick and wrong. I love it!
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I believe Bart has had some major medical problems. There is a bit of a problem with the 3M backstock.

I have used two (maybe three once or twice) on a lead vocal while tracking. On one project I had good luck with my most expensive compressor (VoxBox) feeding my least expensive (RNC).

Looks good Tim!

I try to have the vocalist go all the way through the song. If the take isn't good, I record over it. After a few takes we usually have a good take. Then we punch in the "problems." I rarely do co ...

I flyer the misic and record stores. My best advertising is a scam. I work part-time at a music store. I make sure musicians know I run a studio. I'm on the clock the whole time hehe. Very Happy

I'm starting to really get a hold of the VoxBox compressor. The de-esser/limiter on it is cool too. The biggest disappointment is the HHb and DBX toob junk.

Originally posted by subspace:
Veering slightly off topic, the Smart always struck me as a flavorful mix or drum bus compressor. Anybody like it for tracking certain instruments?
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If I were in London I'd convince you to take somebody a tad older. I think it would be a ball to work with you Jules! Cool

I was just listening to some live tapes recorded with a rented VP88 direct to DAT. The mic was hung from the ductwork at the Beat Kitchen in Chicago. Four acts were recorded and they sound quite goo ...

I heard a rummor that Midas is working on a in-line studio console.

I think that means either 16 buss or 16 tape returns (or both?). I think Jay Kahrs has been let back in here. He has one and would know better than I.

I have an SC2.2 and also like on drum sub in the right instances. I think it works best on slow to mid tempo songs (for drums). I produced an album that I wanted to play drums on a certain song that ...

Do what sounds best for the song you are working on. Just because you have x number of tracks available doesn't mean there has to audio on each one! Rolling Eyes

Originally posted by SkyeM:
I am a big fan of both of those compressors, but for my uses, I find the Trakker to be a bit more versatile. The Distressor does its thing very well, and it comes in handy ...