Esteemed musicians & producers,

Hey it's me again. Looking for thoughts on the latest installment of my Animals recording project - "Sheep". Perhaps the most underrated track on the album. What do ya'll think?

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Hey all,

Finally finished mixing my band's latest installment in our Animals cover - the legendary 17-minute trip that is Dogs. We aimed for something respectful of the original but with a modern sheen. What do ya'll think?

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Hey guys,

I put this track up for bashing a few months ago and have since re-worked some of the elements based on your inputs. I used a drier, mid-rangey, snarling rhythm guitar tone (Orange amps in stereo), and cut some of the reverb off the vox. Overall I think it's a solid improvement but would love to hear your thoughts. Does it stand up to the Floyd original?

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Any/all comments warmly welcomed and appreciated!

K-

This is great!

hi all,

what do you think, which guitar he plays ?

X-Orcism

thx

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I was watching the Peter Whitehead film of the Pink Floyd recording at Sound Techniques in Chelsea, curious to see what it revealed about drum microphone placement. It was interesting to see that the drums were miked with one kick drum mic and one overhead mic (which looked like it was sticking right into Nick Mason's face). Nothing on the snare, and only one of the double kicks was miked.

Anyone here know what was used to cut the softer vocals on this album? I'm digging the presence and richness.

Hi all,
I'm wondering if you can tell me how to obtain a drumsound simular to dark side of the moon, in particular the snare sound.

I realize that the drums them self and the tuning are important to the sound, I would appresiate any advice in this department too.