i'm wondering when the Great River Neve thing, the spider, and the rnmp will be out...

guess?

--owen

Hi Fletcher,

I read a while back, I believe in Harv's forum, that you were going to guide look over someone's shoulder in their project studio, and suggest improvements, techniques, etc.

Did this ever happen? I thought it sounded like a cool idea at the time.

Brent

How ya doin' Fletcher,

I noticed your post on "the other Forum" about a good, cheap Mic Pre, where you mention the soon-to-be-available RNMP from FMR, and that it "will have a second function which will act as a "balancing box" for the FMR 'Really Nice Compressor [RNC]".

I read about it here somewhere. I tried every kind of search with many combinations of what I thought were the key words but I can't find it! I kinda remember it but I want to have the original for reference. I want to try it at a session soon. Just as a side note I remember Niko Bola had 3 mics set up in Steve Jordan's loft in what I believe was a similar configuration. Coincidence?

Alright, I'm ready for an earful. Fletcher, you seem to have an opinion about a lot of things. Most of what I've read here is negative when it concerns other people's albums and other engineer's work. I'm partly referring to the Aerosmith topic elsewhere. I picked up the Aerosmith CD and I didn't feel offended by how it sounds. It just sounds like Aerosmith playing rock music.

Whats up? Could you share a few moments of you're time and check my post in recording tips?

Thanx
KBP

Originally posted by Mixerman:

BTW: The experiment is simple. There can be no rides internally within Pro Tools. The moment you do rides you f**k the sound. You can experiment with that too if you like. But here's the curent proposed experiment:

Hello Fletcher,
Just wondering if you might point out something you recorded that I could get my hands on.. I'd like to hear some of your work.

Hey Fletcher, congrats on the forum man, now I've got another heavyweight to harass with questions :D :D

It's awesome that you're on RO!
...and I LOVE Mercenary!

...but anyway TRACKING and Mixing drums. What's a nice collection of comps ($200-$4000 range) for, let's say, in yer face-poundin-smack ya in the chest-punch ya in the stomach kinda rock'n'roll?