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| Gear addict  Join Date: Oct 2005 Location: New York
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| Good Female Vocal Sound today Female Vox: Tracking Chain: Neumann M 147 > Rupert Neve Portico (Silk On) > Distressor mild setting > Gates SA39 Tube Limiter > AD16X > ProTools HD Mix Chain: Logic > MOTU Traveler DA > Derresser DS mode> Speck ASC-V EQ > Distressor dirty setting > Derresser Hi Freq Limiter mode > Rosetta 200 AD > sends to Logic Space Designer Reverb and Slap Back Delay. Aggressive and in your face but smooth at the same time. Loving my toys. |
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