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There Is A Flaw, can YOU detect it?
Might have been remixed, and might have been corrected [pre-process the individual tracks] when mixing, but I as I hear it, it is unwelcome and not part of "music"... The Seekers, A World Of Our Own, 1965, Stereo....
http://www.angelfire.com/empire/abps...ldofourown.mp3 p.s. Others who remix leave unwanted sound that was never part of an original mix, Mono or Stereo, yet claim "single mix". Jack |
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There Is A Flaw, can YOU detect it?
"JackA" wrote in message ... Might have been remixed, and might have been corrected [pre-process the individual tracks] when mixing, but I as I hear it, it is unwelcome and not part of "music"... The Seekers, A World Of Our Own, 1965, Stereo.... http://www.angelfire.com/empire/abps...ldofourown.mp3 p.s. Others who remix leave unwanted sound that was never part of an original mix, Mono or Stereo, yet claim "single mix". Jack Alright, I'll give it a shot. That 12 string riff at the very start appears to be panned left and also seems to have the bass in it. The riff in reinserted several times dead centre, e.g. at 1.07. It's way too bottom endy compared with the rest of the song, and way too much in your face, and I think still contains a bass guitar (or acoustic bass), or even a different bass line, so the bass is doubled, panned once far left, and then again centre. Sounds really clumsy to me. And way too much not very nice reverb as well. And the bongo's are really peaky, needs EQ'ing out. Shocking. Oh, and you forgot to boost the 3KHz this time. Do I win my 5 pounds? Gareth. |
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There Is A Flaw, can YOU detect it?
On Tuesday, March 22, 2016 at 6:18:45 PM UTC-4, gareth magennis wrote:
"JackA" wrote in message ... Might have been remixed, and might have been corrected [pre-process the individual tracks] when mixing, but I as I hear it, it is unwelcome and not part of "music"... The Seekers, A World Of Our Own, 1965, Stereo.... http://www.angelfire.com/empire/abps...ldofourown.mp3 p.s. Others who remix leave unwanted sound that was never part of an original mix, Mono or Stereo, yet claim "single mix". Jack Alright, I'll give it a shot. That 12 string riff at the very start appears to be panned left and also seems to have the bass in it. The riff in reinserted several times dead centre, e.g. at 1.07. It's way too bottom endy compared with the rest of the song, and way too much in your face, and I think still contains a bass guitar (or acoustic bass), or even a different bass line, so the bass is doubled, panned once far left, and then again centre. Sounds really clumsy to me. And way too much not very nice reverb as well. And the bongo's are really peaky, needs EQ'ing out. Shocking. Oh, and you forgot to boost the 3KHz this time. Do I win my 5 pounds? Well, you did bring up a good point, maybe worth 2 pounds. I hear a flaw, at 54 seconds, maybe someone hits the body of an acoustic guitar by accident.. However, I applaud, a realtime recording, no overdubbing, I believe. Why, on PBS, maybe The Seekers, sounded as good live as in the studio, decades later! Jack Gareth. |
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There Is A Flaw, can YOU detect it?
"JackA" wrote in message ... On Tuesday, March 22, 2016 at 6:18:45 PM UTC-4, gareth magennis wrote: "JackA" wrote in message ... Might have been remixed, and might have been corrected [pre-process the individual tracks] when mixing, but I as I hear it, it is unwelcome and not part of "music"... The Seekers, A World Of Our Own, 1965, Stereo.... http://www.angelfire.com/empire/abps...ldofourown.mp3 p.s. Others who remix leave unwanted sound that was never part of an original mix, Mono or Stereo, yet claim "single mix". Jack Alright, I'll give it a shot. That 12 string riff at the very start appears to be panned left and also seems to have the bass in it. The riff in reinserted several times dead centre, e.g. at 1.07. It's way too bottom endy compared with the rest of the song, and way too much in your face, and I think still contains a bass guitar (or acoustic bass), or even a different bass line, so the bass is doubled, panned once far left, and then again centre. Sounds really clumsy to me. And way too much not very nice reverb as well. And the bongo's are really peaky, needs EQ'ing out. Shocking. Oh, and you forgot to boost the 3KHz this time. Do I win my 5 pounds? Well, you did bring up a good point, maybe worth 2 pounds. I hear a flaw, at 54 seconds, maybe someone hits the body of an acoustic guitar by accident. However, I applaud, a realtime recording, no overdubbing, I believe. Why, on PBS, maybe The Seekers, sounded as good live as in the studio, decades later! Jack Gareth. Blimey, a slight "tock" at 54 seconds, eh. I think we are on different planets, Jack. Gareth. |
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There Is A Flaw, can YOU detect it?
On 3/22/2016 8:31 PM, Gareth Magennis wrote:
"JackA" wrote in message ... On Tuesday, March 22, 2016 at 6:18:45 PM UTC-4, gareth magennis wrote: "JackA" wrote in message ... Might have been remixed, and might have been corrected [pre-process the individual tracks] when mixing, but I as I hear it, it is unwelcome and not part of "music"... The Seekers, A World Of Our Own, 1965, Stereo.... http://www.angelfire.com/empire/abps...ldofourown.mp3 p.s. Others who remix leave unwanted sound that was never part of an original mix, Mono or Stereo, yet claim "single mix". Jack Alright, I'll give it a shot. That 12 string riff at the very start appears to be panned left and also seems to have the bass in it. The riff in reinserted several times dead centre, e.g. at 1.07. It's way too bottom endy compared with the rest of the song, and way too much in your face, and I think still contains a bass guitar (or acoustic bass), or even a different bass line, so the bass is doubled, panned once far left, and then again centre. Sounds really clumsy to me. And way too much not very nice reverb as well. And the bongo's are really peaky, needs EQ'ing out. Shocking. Oh, and you forgot to boost the 3KHz this time. Do I win my 5 pounds? Well, you did bring up a good point, maybe worth 2 pounds. I hear a flaw, at 54 seconds, maybe someone hits the body of an acoustic guitar by accident. However, I applaud, a realtime recording, no overdubbing, I believe. Why, on PBS, maybe The Seekers, sounded as good live as in the studio, decades later! Jack Gareth. Blimey, a slight "tock" at 54 seconds, eh. I think we are on different planets, Jack. Gareth. +1 == L... RC -- |
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There Is A Flaw, can YOU detect it?
On Tuesday, March 22, 2016 at 8:31:37 PM UTC-4, gareth magennis wrote:
"JackA" wrote in message ... On Tuesday, March 22, 2016 at 6:18:45 PM UTC-4, gareth magennis wrote: "JackA" wrote in message ... Might have been remixed, and might have been corrected [pre-process the individual tracks] when mixing, but I as I hear it, it is unwelcome and not part of "music"... The Seekers, A World Of Our Own, 1965, Stereo.... http://www.angelfire.com/empire/abps...ldofourown.mp3 p.s. Others who remix leave unwanted sound that was never part of an original mix, Mono or Stereo, yet claim "single mix". Jack Alright, I'll give it a shot. That 12 string riff at the very start appears to be panned left and also seems to have the bass in it. The riff in reinserted several times dead centre, e.g. at 1.07. It's way too bottom endy compared with the rest of the song, and way too much in your face, and I think still contains a bass guitar (or acoustic bass), or even a different bass line, so the bass is doubled, panned once far left, and then again centre. Sounds really clumsy to me. And way too much not very nice reverb as well. And the bongo's are really peaky, needs EQ'ing out. Shocking. Oh, and you forgot to boost the 3KHz this time. Do I win my 5 pounds? Well, you did bring up a good point, maybe worth 2 pounds. I hear a flaw, at 54 seconds, maybe someone hits the body of an acoustic guitar by accident. However, I applaud, a realtime recording, no overdubbing, I believe. Why, on PBS, maybe The Seekers, sounded as good live as in the studio, decades later! Jack Gareth. Blimey, a slight "tock" at 54 seconds, eh. -- True, it is minor, but shouldn't be there. I think we are on different planets, Jack. -- We may be :-) -- Hush, -1 Ron C. Jack Gareth. |
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There Is A Flaw, can YOU detect it?
On Wed, 23 Mar 2016 00:31:31 -0000, "Gareth Magennis"
wrote: "JackA" wrote in message ... On Tuesday, March 22, 2016 at 6:18:45 PM UTC-4, gareth magennis wrote: "JackA" wrote in message ... Might have been remixed, and might have been corrected [pre-process the individual tracks] when mixing, but I as I hear it, it is unwelcome and not part of "music"... The Seekers, A World Of Our Own, 1965, Stereo.... http://www.angelfire.com/empire/abps...ldofourown.mp3 p.s. Others who remix leave unwanted sound that was never part of an original mix, Mono or Stereo, yet claim "single mix". Jack Alright, I'll give it a shot. That 12 string riff at the very start appears to be panned left and also seems to have the bass in it. The riff in reinserted several times dead centre, e.g. at 1.07. It's way too bottom endy compared with the rest of the song, and way too much in your face, and I think still contains a bass guitar (or acoustic bass), or even a different bass line, so the bass is doubled, panned once far left, and then again centre. Sounds really clumsy to me. And way too much not very nice reverb as well. And the bongo's are really peaky, needs EQ'ing out. Shocking. Oh, and you forgot to boost the 3KHz this time. Do I win my 5 pounds? Well, you did bring up a good point, maybe worth 2 pounds. I hear a flaw, at 54 seconds, maybe someone hits the body of an acoustic guitar by accident. However, I applaud, a realtime recording, no overdubbing, I believe. Why, on PBS, maybe The Seekers, sounded as good live as in the studio, decades later! Jack Gareth. Blimey, a slight "tock" at 54 seconds, eh. I think we are on different planets, Jack. Gareth. Gareth, apologies for the OT comment, but please get, or learn to use, a Newsreader that properly handles quoted text in threads. Your posts can be rather confusing because - to me at least - the quoted text of the last poster to whom you are responding is always assigned the same formatting degree as that of your own response. -- Tom McCreadie Live at The London Palindrome - ABBA |
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