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Vocal Distortion on Neil Young's "Southern Man"
Just heard it on the radio, a good system.
Am I wrong or do I hear major clipping on the lead vocal? I can understand if Neil just came roarin' in loud after the level had been set, but why keep the take? Who engineered this? Nitschke? Where would this distortion have come in? Was he overdriving a mic? Was he hitting the preamp too hard? |
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