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lordward · 1st December 2009

I mix a lot.... probably %80 of my work and around 14 full length albums a year. I used to record mainly, then I was doing both, and now I mainly mix and Master. I guess more because so many "instant producers - just add plugins" are around. I feel totally at home doing both and I need both. I WISH I would do about %50-50.... But then again I just want to do jobs that are fun!

I also do a lot of drum recording the past few years, mainly because the "instant producers" find it hard to record drums at home in their bedrooms.

DW

1st December 2009	#7
lordward Gear addict Join Date: Dec 2006 Location: Germany Posts: 494	I mix a lot.... probably %80 of my work and around 14 full length albums a year. I used to record mainly, then I was doing both, and now I mainly mix and Master. I guess more because so many "instant producers - just add plugins" are around. I feel totally at home doing both and I need both. I WISH I would do about %50-50.... But then again I just want to do jobs that are fun! I also do a lot of drum recording the past few years, mainly because the "instant producers" find it hard to record drums at home in their bedrooms. DW