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[gatino]

are the audio files assoc with the following thread available somewhere (incl the original mix)?

http://recforums.prosoundweb.com/index.php/mv/msg/5207/0/0/0

the links in the initial post are broken.

thx!

[bblackwood]

I have them all archived but am not sure if I still have FTP space available here since the recent server upgrades - let me look into it...

[gatino]

oh yeah! any way you can make them available would be cool, even if only temporarily.

[bblackwood]

OK, here they are:

Peter  Vincenten
Bob Katz
Cary Holding
Ed Littman
rdolmat
Tom Volpicelli
aivoryuk
Patrick Huneke
Mike Bruce
Lucid Waves
Patrick Bryant
Steve Miller
Vicky Baroni
MT Groove
Greg Reierson
Chris Johnson
Chris Cavell
Luke Fellingham
Brad Shermock

[gatino]

thank you!

do you still have the original mix too?

[bblackwood]

Sorry, here is the original file...

[masterhse]

My fall class is nearing completion of their midterm project (the original WIMP track was from a class two years ago). If anyone is interested in a WIMP II let me know. The previous one was a lot of fun.

[Ed Littman]

I was between studios at that point. used the sennheiser 600 cans & Waves plugs in my dingy basment.

Ed

[Oldfart]

masterhse wrote on Sun, 29 October 2006 20:40

If anyone is interested in a WIMP II let me know. The previous one was a lot of fun.

I'm up for it.

Oldfart

[present]

Oh me too, definitely

Rogier

[masterhse]

Brad,

Are you cool with this, or should I take it offline?

The objective of the thread was to see if it was possible to perform professional level mastering with prosumer gear available at places like Sam Ash, Guitar Pro, or your favorite neighborhood music store.

For some variation it might be nice to comit folks to certain pieces of gear. For example, I used a finalizer on my previous version. To be honest I don't think I've used the unit since, but would like to try some other plug like Waves. Since Ed used these it would not make sense to have multiple versions of Waves masters if you get my point. But then again the approach may be different.

Please discuss ...

[masterhse]

Given the overwhelming response I guess WIMP 2 is a "no go" ...  

[bblackwood]

I guess my question is - what would the purpose of WIMP2 be?

[present]

bblackwood wrote on Tue, 31 October 2006 21:46

I guess my question is - what would the purpose of WIMP2 be?

I see your point Brad. In a way WUMP8 was almost a WIMP.

Still, in the light of G.A.S. and other afflictions, I like the idea of doing a W*MP where participants can use only one tool. (alright, maybe two). Sort of a spartan thing. Back to the barracks and all that.

regards
Rogier

[masterhse]

bblackwood wrote on Tue, 31 October 2006 15:46

I guess my question is - what would the purpose of WIMP2 be?

While I think that the intent of the original thread was accomplished, I thought it would be interesting to try some other tools. For example how good could a master sound with Har-Bal in the right hands?

It's your forum Brad, if you don't want to expend the bandwidth or disk space I understand. There doesn't seem to be much interest other than from the gentleman who resurrected this thread and a few other folks anyway.

Carry on, nothing to see here.