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Originally posted by jpaudio
What a radical difference... i'd love to compare to the album version on a nicer system than my Apple speakers, lol... but a fair comparison would be tough regarding the massive difference in production. Beinhorn retracked that entire album IIRC... I remember reading about Ozzmosis being tracked 3 different times with 3 different producers or something, Duane Baron/John Purdell team being the 3rd, again IIRC... |
jpaudio, I believe you are thinking about "No More Tears" which was completely tracked 3 times an mixed 4 times. I was brought in after Duane and John where finished with their mix. We talked about the vibe of the record and I tried to stay within their original vision of it. According to them it worked fine, they were happy with my mixes.
Ozzmosis was not completely re-tracked, some of the songs were slowed down and some of the original tracks were used and others were eliminated (like the saxophone and outro choir on "See You On The Other Side"). The original drums were replaced by samples
The main problem here is that the vibe got changed (by the label) halfway through the project, so it ended up being a vibe-bastard.
What is IIRC?