Great tutorial!!! It's the ear not the gear I love how you don't sweat the small stuff. My question is where did you find the Spike Stent video where he talks about this? I love reading about him
Unfortunately the waves abbey road mastering plugin produces a lot of aliasing and is totally clean (no saturation) as you would expect from the originals. Referencing Paul Thirds test and white noise studio.
Thanks... the Waves sounds way more natural to me....
Excellent!
Well done, uncomplicated and sounds excellent.
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Great tutorial!!! It's the ear not the gear I love how you don't sweat the small stuff. My question is where did you find the Spike Stent video where he talks about this? I love reading about him
I think it came from a print interview.
Thank you really got a lot from you. 🤞🏽🧿
in your opinion, is the waves version better to your ears? it was to mine
In this example I liked it better. In other mixes, I prefer the Chandler.
Unfortunately the waves abbey road mastering plugin produces a lot of aliasing and is totally clean (no saturation) as you would expect from the originals. Referencing Paul Thirds test and white noise studio.
Definitely a clean EQ, but the compressor sounds great on room mics, aliasing or not.
Great video! I saw some guys making the same process but with saturation, what would you recommend? Thank you Joe!
I like compression better. Saturation is great, but it won't add length to the drum hits like heavy compression does.