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[j.hall]

something must be wrong with my rig.........

[martthie_08]

nice power pop tune, I put up The Knack's "Get The Knack" as a reference and went old school mixing on NS10's... it would have been nice to have a snare bottom mic on the drums.

[grantis]

martthie_08 wrote on Fri, 05 March 2010 17:55

nice power pop tune, I put up The Knack's "Get The Knack" as a reference and went old school mixing on NS10's... it would have been nice to have a snare bottom mic on the drums.

Did you add a sample?

[martthie_08]

Quote:

Did you add a sample?

yes, I made a sample right out of a track that I was mixing a couple days ago. That helps in opening up the kit - EQ'ing the snare track didn't do it for me, too much "P

[grantis]

martthie_08 wrote on Sat, 06 March 2010 02:50

Quote: Did you add a sample? yes, I made a sample right out of a track that I was mixing a couple days ago. That helps in opening up the kit - EQ'ing the snare track didn't do it for me, too much "P Grant Craig Nuovo Music (Me) Skiddco Music (Where I work) Work History (Well, some of it anyway) Scott Featherstone Jr. Member Offline Posts: 61 Re: IMP 24 BEGINS Please count me in! Or am I too late ? EDIT : Nevermind... I'm downloading it now   Thank you Mr. Hall I Like Kevin Bacon, But I Hate Footloose. Thank You. Scott mafigi Newbie Offline Posts: 14 Re: IMP 24 BEGINS Hi, great track with accurate tracking. Cheers mauro http://www.webalice.it/mafigi/ mcsnare Hero Member Offline Posts: 958 Re: IMP 24 BEGINS Fun tune. Very nice job on the recording. I hear some Transient Designer on the snare. Sounds like an AC-15 on the guitars. Jazz bass hitting a dbx 165 ? I like to guess Dave http://www.sterlingsound.com grantis Hero Member Offline Posts: 1407 Re: IMP 24 BEGINS mcsnare wrote on Sun, 07 March 2010 13:52 I hear some Transient Designer on the snare. I was thinkin the same thing.  I too like to guess. Grant Craig Nuovo Music (Me) Skiddco Music (Where I work) Work History (Well, some of it anyway) Hallams Hero Member Offline Posts: 1067 Re: IMP 24 BEGINS I'm in for my first IMP. Downloaded the files and have done a quick mix on my earbuds......should be interesting to have a good listen when i get to the studio. Chris Hallam. Melbourne, Australia.   mafigi Newbie Offline Posts: 14 Re: IMP 24 BEGINS southboundloco wrote on Tue, 09 March 2010 01:13 anybody knows the tempo of this song? ... Hi, try this. http://www.mixmeister.com/bpmanalyzer/bpmanalyzer.asp Cheers mauro http://www.webalice.it/mafigi/ j.hall Hero Member Offline Posts: 3787 Re: IMP 24 BEGINS Greg Dixon wrote on Mon, 08 March 2010 16:55 One reason for not submitting mixes early is so that people aren't copying each others mixes. BINGO!! j.hall Theta Rhythm Facebook fiasco ( P.M.DuMont ) Sr. Member Offline Posts: 437 Re: IMP 24 BEGINS Post removed... oopsie. Philip Podgorny Hero Member Offline Posts: 1491 Re: IMP 24 BEGINS mcsnare wrote on Sun, 07 March 2010 13:52 Fun tune. Very nice job on the recording. I hear some Transient Designer on the snare. Sounds like an AC-15 on the guitars. Jazz bass hitting a dbx 165 ? I like to guess I was not present for the tracking of drums and bass, so i cannot say for certain.  But since the bass was played by Joey Canaday, it's a safe bet that it was indeed a Jazz (or Jaguar bass... same thing).  His outboard rack has changed over the years, so I'm not going to wager a guess on what compression he used for this particular session (though it definitely sounds like dbx).  I don't believe there was any transient designer on snare, but it was recorded with a Yamaha mic that tends to have a lot more snap than the typical sm57 setup.  Plus, the drummer wasn't exactly a light hitter. Guitars were played by Mike Durham, and if I recall correctly, he didn't have his cartage rig because the artist was trying to do this on the cheap, so it was just his Marshall 20-watt JMP.  I used an SM57 and Royer 121 bussed together into a GML 8200 and a DBX 160. "Nobody cares what the impedance is; all they care about is when you can walk into the room, set up a mic, turn the knobs, hit record, and make everybody go 'wow.'" mcsnare Hero Member Offline Posts: 958 Re: IMP 24 BEGINS Ahhhh the 20 watt JMP. A very sweet sounding version of the classic Marshall tone. I recorded one of those once. It was an old original one. Did Marshall re-issue those? Do you remember what kind of speaker cabinet? Very nice guitar tones on the this little ditty. Dave http://www.sterlingsound.com Print Pages: 1 [2] 3  All   Go Up « previous next » R/E/P Community > R/E/P > R/E/P Archives > j. hall > IMP 24 BEGINS   SMF 2.0.19 | SMF © 2021, Simple Machines | Terms and Policies XHTML RSS WAP2 Site Hosted By Ashdown Technologies, Inc. Page created in 0.123 seconds with 20 queries.

[Scott Featherstone]

Please count me in!

Or am I too late ?

EDIT :

Nevermind... I'm downloading it now  

Thank you Mr. Hall

[mafigi]

Hi, great track with accurate tracking.

[mcsnare]

Fun tune. Very nice job on the recording. I hear some Transient Designer on the snare. Sounds like an AC-15 on the guitars. Jazz bass hitting a dbx 165 ? I like to guess

Dave

[grantis]

mcsnare wrote on Sun, 07 March 2010 13:52

I hear some Transient Designer on the snare.

I was thinkin the same thing.  I too like to guess.

[Hallams]

I'm in for my first IMP. Downloaded the files and have done a quick mix on my earbuds......should be interesting to have a good listen when i get to the studio.

[mafigi]

southboundloco wrote on Tue, 09 March 2010 01:13

anybody knows the tempo of this song? ...

Hi, try this.

http://www.mixmeister.com/bpmanalyzer/bpmanalyzer.asp

[j.hall]

Greg Dixon wrote on Mon, 08 March 2010 16:55

One reason for not submitting mixes early is so that people aren't copying each others mixes.

BINGO!!

[fiasco ( P.M.DuMont )]

Post removed... oopsie.

[Podgorny]

mcsnare wrote on Sun, 07 March 2010 13:52

Fun tune. Very nice job on the recording. I hear some Transient Designer on the snare. Sounds like an AC-15 on the guitars. Jazz bass hitting a dbx 165 ? I like to guess

I was not present for the tracking of drums and bass, so i cannot say for certain.  But since the bass was played by Joey Canaday, it's a safe bet that it was indeed a Jazz (or Jaguar bass... same thing).  His outboard rack has changed over the years, so I'm not going to wager a guess on what compression he used for this particular session (though it definitely sounds like dbx).  I don't believe there was any transient designer on snare, but it was recorded with a Yamaha mic that tends to have a lot more snap than the typical sm57 setup.  Plus, the drummer wasn't exactly a light hitter.

Guitars were played by Mike Durham, and if I recall correctly, he didn't have his cartage rig because the artist was trying to do this on the cheap, so it was just his Marshall 20-watt JMP.  I used an SM57 and Royer 121 bussed together into a GML 8200 and a DBX 160.

[mcsnare]

Ahhhh the 20 watt JMP. A very sweet sounding version of the classic Marshall tone. I recorded one of those once. It was an old original one. Did Marshall re-issue those? Do you remember what kind of speaker cabinet? Very nice guitar tones on the this little ditty.

Dave