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tomeh
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Joined: Nov 08, 2006
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Location: Aurora, Ontario, Canada
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1. If I want as close too what it really sounded like, bring up the supporting tracks, drums, bass etc., position them, then vocals with enough headroom to be able to understand them, then stereo tracks out with compression in at 0db, 3:1, fast attack and fast release, then my Roland SRV3030D in "Stereo Room" modeling with only enough to make it believable as a the room that night. Bring in the "room" mics at the end of each number, just as the song is ending.
Let the dynamics come through without choking it to death.
2. If you want something manufactured, get out the Protools,whip cream, candy and effects and go to town.
3. Don't forget to have fun.  |
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