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Ruining my Life

PaulBrewer · 2008-04-29 10:25:31

As some of you may know from my incessant posting I'm involved in a New Studio in the Midlands. We've used this as an opportunity to do a few mixes for people of stuff we though was good in order to get used to the room and the gear. At this stage we've mixed perhaps half a dozen tracks of all sorts of music and recorded…

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#32 02-05-2008 11:32pm
Seziertisch

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That's cool, the word on the street is that it is even more accurate than their pedal units at least.

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#33 02-05-2008 11:33pm
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Very good, the AU VST plugin version should be a winner too.

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#34 03-05-2008 1:03am
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I like the idea. Fair play paul

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#35 03-05-2008 5:41am
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studiorat wrote: »

I'd have two rules regarding tuning, firstly don't bring anything into the studio that won't stay in tune. Secondly make sure you have new strings and check tuning before each take, at every possible oppertunity really.

Recording trad and woodwind instruments is a fupin nightmare:mad:

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