For the last couple years i have been on a never ending quest to achieve that famous fuzz tone of the 60s garage bands such as the sonics, early stones, the kinks, the chesterfield kings. I guess the best representation of the sound would be a new band called the urges.
I'd love to capture that 1950s/60s Voice-over sound you hear on all the old short films. You know...the old documentaries, or instructional videos. Plenty on archive.org to sift through. They always begin with the heavy orchestra, then comes Mr. Voiceover.
Hey I'm just getting into recording and have found that everything recording i have done so far to sound... um idk clean and new I'm not sure how to explain it. I have Cubase 4 and a firepod. a bunch of sm57s, beta 52, AKG perception 200. I'm looking for that 60s/70s style sound without going into analog.
Hello If anybody know anything (books, links, jurnal articules, own thoughs) about following topic, pelase help:
Studio recording in 50s and 60s (1950-1969)
- Studio Design - what kind of materials/ 'traps'/ etc - was used to get best sound quality
- how they reduced unwanted sound
- what was the studio structure
Hello everyone!
For the past few hours I've been trying to replicate the hollowish vintage sound found in old 50s/60s vinyl records. I've been using Izotope Vinyl (sadly enough without warp, as I use the VST version) and low+highpass filters. It's still not quite there though...
