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1st May 2004, 12:03 AM
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 | Vocal chain in the lush Billy Sherrill arrangements? I love the rich tunes he did with lots of strings and bg vocals. Regarding the lead vocals, I'm interested in what would have comprised a typical chain... any knowledge and/or good guesses appreciated. Mics Pre's (Console) Compresssion and typical settings Reverb/FX and typical settings Thanks
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1st May 2004, 10:38 PM
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2nd May 2004, 04:30 AM
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| thanks ozraves
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2nd May 2004, 04:39 AM
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| Vocal Mics: all Neumann, 47s, 67s, and 87s. Pres: the Quonset Hut's custom (CBS) console. Compression: la2 (post vocal rides) if at all. Reverb: EMT plates. CBS also embraced DolbyA throughout the 70s. Billy Sherrill is known as a record guy and a song guy. He has never cared too much about the particulars of the equipment. He was sometimes known to not even hang around except for when "the hit" was being recorded. Just listen from his office. |
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2nd May 2004, 09:11 PM
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| FWIW the CBS console I saw in San Francisco used UREI mike preamp and booster amp cards. They had their own proprietary eq that wasn't labeled. The studio also had something like 6 RCA BA-6 limiters in the rack. |
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7th May 2004, 05:39 AM
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7th May 2004, 08:49 AM
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| That's an interesting article! Thanks for the heads up, going to check out the George Jones now!! 
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10th May 2004, 06:10 PM
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| What OKden said ;) My wife was one of Billy's artists in the early 80s at CBS. I double-checked with her and Snake Reynolds - The mic was always an 87 on her and the other outboard gear is pretty much as listed above. Take care,
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