New mix sessions at The Listening Sessions

Dot · 21st November 2003

The Listening Sessions has been hard at work at The Lazy I recording studios. Listen to a selection of mics and preamps in use on recordings and mixes.

Session 6 - The Mixes - Part 1
Tracks 1 & 2 are eclectic pop/folk. Track 3 is emo/punk

Session 7 - The Mixes - Part 2
Track 4 is nu metal. Track 5 is hip hop. Track 6 is heavy-guitar rock. Track 7 is retro rock n' roll

BattleAngel · 21st November 2003

Very nicely done for each genre I think!

I just want to hear that freaking jazz session again ;-)

Jason Poulin · 21st November 2003

I always enjoy the stuff on your site.

Personally, I prefer heavier types of music but... that first band cool (catchy tunes - old school) Yeah!

The other rockin bands were good too. Good clean mixes.

Liked those pres!!!

Jason

ps: I like the depth and flavour of the vox on the Rap mix... can you elaborate on the method of capturing them?

Thanks

ebnoise · 24th November 2003

ps: I like the depth and flavour of the vox on the Rap mix... can you elaborate on the method of capturing them?

both artist (at diferent times) stood about 10" away from a popscreen / mics diaphagm and went for it.......only a bit of compression(rnc) was use going in.

hope this answers your question ok.
b!

CV7 · 24th November 2003

Most Excellent!

21st November 2003	#1
Dot Lives for gear Join Date: Nov 2002 Location: on the beach in warm, sunny SC Posts: 872 Thread Starter	New mix sessions at The Listening Sessions The Listening Sessions has been hard at work at The Lazy I recording studios. Listen to a selection of mics and preamps in use on recordings and mixes. Session 6 - The Mixes - Part 1 Tracks 1 & 2 are eclectic pop/folk. Track 3 is emo/punk Session 7 - The Mixes - Part 2 Track 4 is nu metal. Track 5 is hip hop. Track 6 is heavy-guitar rock. Track 7 is retro rock n' roll __________________ Dan Richards Yackin' about gear and recording techniques at http://studioforums.com

21st November 2003	#3
Jason Poulin Lives for gear Join Date: Sep 2003 Location: Sudbury, On. Canada Posts: 1,769	I always enjoy the stuff on your site. Personally, I prefer heavier types of music but... that first band cool (catchy tunes - old school) Yeah! The other rockin bands were good too. Good clean mixes. Liked those pres!!! Jason ps: I like the depth and flavour of the vox on the Rap mix... can you elaborate on the method of capturing them? Thanks __________________ If it don't sound like a record... don't press record

24th November 2003	#4
ebnoise Gear interested Join Date: Nov 2003 Posts: 3	vocal ps: I like the depth and flavour of the vox on the Rap mix... can you elaborate on the method of capturing them? both artist (at diferent times) stood about 10" away from a popscreen / mics diaphagm and went for it.......only a bit of compression(rnc) was use going in. hope this answers your question ok. b!

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BattleAngel Lives for gear Join Date: Feb 2003 Location: Long Island, New York Posts: 954	Very nicely done for each genre I think! I just want to hear that freaking jazz session again ;-)

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CV7 Gear maniac Join Date: Nov 2003 Location: Los Angeles, Ca. Posts: 213	Most Excellent!