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Good stuff Freddy! That stuff is sounding really good...
We are almost finished laying our drum tracks around here, I think we have 2 more to go. Then we are going to finish the guitar work and hit the vocals. It's a slow process.
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Re: Recording a Rock Band
for me and my band we ended up recording w/ an electric drum set first w/ us- which worked well- then our drummer went into the studio and re recorderded- my room mate bought an alesis adat in college and i scored a mackie 1604- and i actually still have the adat- cool i loved and hated doing mic placement for ambient- but when you got your sound- it was the best
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Thanks decoy!
I'm going to post a mix on Friday. That'll give me a deadline so that the usual "analysis paralysis" doesn't set in on me
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It's sounding f'ing amazing man!
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I do all my editing and rough mixing at home on a pair of Yorkville YSM-1 monitors with subwoofer. But my room lies and so do the monitors, they always screw me over right around 2.5k (the crossover point) and the crossover point to the sub as well. Once I have everything edited for content then I'll mix at a studio I work in on a set of Meyer HD-1 monitors. I love them. There are also a pair of Genelecs right beside the Meyers...you can see them in the photo but I don't like them much. Still I will switch to them now and then just to give me another perspective.
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i don't like the genelecs too!
they are reference for nothing. looking forward to hear the mix that mixer looks like and updated version of the O2R
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Seems just like yesterday when Genelecs were all the rage, how quickly the tides turn on monitors. I have not had the pleasure of mixing through HD-1's though I heard a pair, set on stun. That sort of ruined the experience for me but I was not driving... I would have liked to have heard them at levels for us mere mortals.
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If the vocals sound half as good as the rest of it, I'll need to know where to buy the CD!
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Yeah I use a pair of Yorkville YSM 1 's for monitors. They are actually a very nice sounding speaker. But my lie too, the 500 hz - 1.5 khz range. Anything mixed in my tiny control room will sound very muddy when leaves there, but will sound quite nice in the room.
That's pretty nice control room there Freddy 8 channels of red huh? Nice. I have 8 channels of 428 they work pretty nice. I use them on drums mostly. Can't wait to hear the finished product. Are you going to master it yourself? Or send it out?
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I like it. I like it a lot!
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Depends on the band's budget. I find it very difficult to master my own work, so I hope they do send it out for a good mastering job.
Thanks! Probably be a couple of months, we need to do some more recording, new songs, out of the 12 songs we recorded I suspect that maybe 7 are good enough to make it to CD. |
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I was very happy that I was able to use the vocals from a previous take as doubling/thickener during the choruses. Testament to how locked into the tempo they were because ther was no click. |
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Thanks Nic. Good advice! We might try that. You know how it is....a mix is never done until it's actually released on CD.
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I really dig the vocals, particularly during the chorus. I'm particularly fond of taking a progression somewhere I wasn't expecting. The big yell he does near the beginning of the each chorus is killer. Don't necessarily see it coming, but it surprises you and sounds great.
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Here's another mix. This one was written about 4 days prior to the beds tracking session. The band recorded it on an I-phone and sent me the demo. Although the demo is pretty rough I thought there was a pretty decent tune in there so I said, lets track it and see what happens.
So just to illustrate the progression from raw demo to production I am posting the demo they originally sent me...here it is: http://soundcloud.com/freddygabrsek/unknown-demo And four days later this is what we tracked: http://soundcloud.com/freddygabrsek/unknown |
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Thanks Nic!
Final mix? no, just the first mix....but I always appreciate your critique so go ahead and tell me your thoughts |
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