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7th April 2008, 06:18 AM
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| Gear nut | Best NASHVILLE based Mastering Engineer(s) for BLUES Hello, I am producing a blues record and we are looking for a great mastering engineer based in Nashville. Experience in Blues is going to be a very important factor in deciding who to use. Can you guys refer me to some mastering engineers in Nashville who know the blues? Thanks
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7th April 2008, 07:08 AM
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| Lives for gear  | Isn't Brad (Euphonic Masters) in Nashville?
__________________ John Scrip - Massive Mastering - www.massivemastering.com Spoon-feed a newb some answer and he'll mix for a day - Get him to *think* about it and figure it out for himself and he'll mix for a lifetime. |
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7th April 2008, 02:58 PM
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| Gear maniac | MasterMix does alot of the country work in Nashville, as well as a ton of the other genres. I'm sure they have experience with blues also. You might give them a shot. They are probably the biggest in town (I don't know about best, but they are the biggest for a reason). Have you checked in Memphis for a mastering engineer? Memphis is a blues town, so surely there is somebody there with some good experience. Who does BB King's stuff? |
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7th April 2008, 03:22 PM
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Take yer pick.
__________________ You use what you need with the settings you need when you need them.- John Scrip I believe your record has reached it's "loudness potential". - Masterer How do you define what a 'peer' is, especially in this day and age ? The amount of gear you own? How many posts you have on Gearslutz? Give a monkey a keyboard and he'll eventually type out a word. Does that make him a peer with Steinbeck? - Paterno Hi, my name is Chris Athens, what's your name? - Masterer | |
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7th April 2008, 04:18 PM
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| Gear interested  | Blues in Nashville? You need to bring that to Memphis..."Home of the blues!!!"
__________________ Kevin Nix L. Nix Mastering Memphis, TN www.lnixmastering.com www.myspace.com/lnixmastering "Mastering from the home of the blues and the birthplace of rock-n-roll!" |
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7th April 2008, 04:49 PM
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| Gear nut | Believe it or not I suggested that to the artist but the artist would like to do it in Nashville and it is my duty as a producer to facilitate the artist's vision
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7th April 2008, 05:54 PM
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| Gear Head | what he said i love nashville but in the "music row" scene there is an embarrassing lack of respect for the blues as a genre that pisses me off. it is a lack of respect for any decent roots music really. i mean look what's being passed off as country. i saw a country "songwriter" at a bar as i was having a drink with friends before the levon helm show and the guy goes "i'm going to see robin thicke and beyonce. who's levon helm?" that being said there are quite a few folks tracking and mixing good rootsy stuff. these people are the exception to the rule. i'm sure there must be mastering guys who are exceptional in taste as well. i never thought of mastering as particularly genre specific, but i see your point about experience within the blues idiom. independant mastering was great to me though on a bluesy roots rock project. |
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7th April 2008, 05:58 PM
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| Lives for gear | Uh, Bob Ohlsson is in Nashville. Does being the mastering guy for almost all the great Motown hits count as understanding blues?
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7th April 2008, 06:30 PM
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I was answering this question: "Originally Posted by tms8707056 Who does BB King's stuff?" Wasn't I?
__________________ You use what you need with the settings you need when you need them.- John Scrip I believe your record has reached it's "loudness potential". - Masterer How do you define what a 'peer' is, especially in this day and age ? The amount of gear you own? How many posts you have on Gearslutz? Give a monkey a keyboard and he'll eventually type out a word. Does that make him a peer with Steinbeck? - Paterno Hi, my name is Chris Athens, what's your name? - Masterer | |
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7th April 2008, 08:06 PM
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| Motown legend  | A huge percentage of country is done in Nashville however country has always been a tiny percentage of the music actually being recorded and mastered in Nashville. |
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