[John Williamson]

On 02/10/2015 19:39, Angus Kerr wrote:
But, I do think bear in mind what people, particularly in the sixties had to work with and what constituted a 'mix'. It was manual, and extremely limited.

I still think it's much better to develop your skills by taking a multitrack from a band you don't know, recorded in a rubbish space and make it sound amazing.

Or, better still, take a multitrack (Ideally one you have recorded
yourself) of a band that you do know in real life, and mix it with at
least one band member present. Then you can discover what musicians like
to hear, and find out at least some of the real life restrictions the
mix engineers that JackAss so despises had to deal with when they were
producing the hits of yesteryear.


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Tciao for Now!

John.