just wanted to tell you that I love the distressor.

out1ear · 20th May 2003

hi Dave,

I've only been recording for a few years now(around 5)...usually in my modest home studio. Recently the band I'm playing with got a deal and I got the chance to record the vocals for our record.(thanks to the generous Matt Wallace) I used a distressor for all the vocals and It sounded great!!!!! I've been slowly saving my pennies because I honestly can't live without one. Funny I'm signed to a major label and I can't remember when I was ever this broke.

just wanted to let you know you have a great product!!!!!
Thanks

Dave Derr · 20th May 2003

Thanks Lee! And congratulations to being signed.

In case you havnt found out yet... being signed is only the first step to a successful career and has NOTHING TO DO WITH MAKING MONEY! <Laughing> You gotta get to the 2nd and 3rd albums before that is gonna happen. GOOD LUCK and thanks again for your comments!

ziegenh5 · 22nd May 2003

Lee, just out of curiousity, what was the rest of your vocal chain, mic, pre, etc? And what setting did you use on the Distressor? Thanks and best of luck.

out1ear · 22nd May 2003

the main setup was manley tube reference/Averill 1073/distressor.

4:1-attack5-release-4

I also used an M149

and a beta57 for dirty vox

ziegenh5 · 22nd May 2003

Very cool! Was that the Reference Gold or Cardiod? You'll have to let us know when it gets released so we can check it out.
Thanks.

out1ear · 22nd May 2003

reference cardiod.

[minus.driver]-a message for you
in stores July 1 on Universal records.

Of course, the Gearslutz are in my thanks list for the wealth of knowledge.

ziegenh5 · 23rd May 2003

Thanks, I'll be sure to pick up a copy. Best of luck.
Sean

20th May 2003	#1
out1ear Gear maniac Joined: Jan 2003 Location: Atlanta, GA Posts: 263 Thread Starter	just wanted to tell you that I love the distressor. hi Dave, I've only been recording for a few years now(around 5)...usually in my modest home studio. Recently the band I'm playing with got a deal and I got the chance to record the vocals for our record.(thanks to the generous Matt Wallace) I used a distressor for all the vocals and It sounded great!!!!! I've been slowly saving my pennies because I honestly can't live without one. Funny I'm signed to a major label and I can't remember when I was ever this broke. just wanted to let you know you have a great product!!!!! Thanks __________________ ----------------------------- Lee March Producer/Engineer/Studio Owner Lee March Productions/Revolt Recording Studios Atlanta, GA

20th May 2003	#2
Dave Derr The Distressor's "daddy" Joined: May 2003 Location: New Jersey, USA Posts: 461	Thanks Lee! And congratulations to being signed. In case you havnt found out yet... being signed is only the first step to a successful career and has NOTHING TO DO WITH MAKING MONEY! <Laughing> You gotta get to the 2nd and 3rd albums before that is gonna happen. GOOD LUCK and thanks again for your comments! __________________ Dave Derr

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