DIY In Action

[gltech]

Meant to reply to this earlier. For her vocal I used a DPA 4018L to a JLM Baby Animal with Lundahl input transformer and APP992 DOA. I used my Retro Instruments Powerstrip and UBK Modded fatso for compression/tape saturation (great for peaky high mids and sibliance) and then I wound up using a PCB Grinder PQ2. It's a lot of stuff but the vocal seemed to come out nice.

Thanks!

Paul

Thanks Paul, I just now saw this reply. Great job.

 

[boji]

I need these endgame reminders. Thanks so much. 

Back to the 9 to 5.

 

[scott2000]

+1

 

[deveng]

Well done.  Truly an inspiration to those who aspire to building their own gear.  A demonstration of how good DIY equipment can sound in the hands of a skilled engineer and great musicians.  The latter two still the most important ingredients.

Regards,
Jeff

 

[Potato Cakes]

Last year I mixed and mastered this guy's record again using my TAC Scorpion-in-name-only and gear I built.

https://soundcloud.com/ryanwebster/sets/always-blue-1

It's only two songs that have been released out of eleven.

I feel that I am starting to get lazy because of how much easier it seems to please clients by manipulating electrons instead of bytes. I just turn a real knob that goes to real array of components to make the track sound a little better than how it was and then push a fader until it is loud enough. And somehow, which is the strangest thing, I actually like listening to music when it is mixed this way.

I'm going to need a better marketing/hype department if I'm ever going to get that lucrative Waves deal...

Thanks!

Paul

 

[abbey road d enfer]

Nice work!