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Mixing Tips from Terry Howard

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Uploaded by on Nov 2, 2006

Terry Howard winner of 3 Grammy Awards in 2005 for album of the year, record of the year, and best engineered album, gives a mixing Tip he learned from Ray Charles himself.

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  • horrible vocal advice... it's called music... Not attention, seeking artistry. Music!!!!

  • I'm not sure that I agree that the vocals should be 7 db above the mix (or 7db above the rest of the band).

    In a lot of music (Steam's Na, Na Hey Hey... and AC/DC comes to mind), the vocals are so loud I cannot keep the volume up as high as I would like, as the vocals become painfully loud; yet the drums sound burried, and lack some kick.

    Maybe AC/DC's vocals were recorded at 9 or 10 db above the band; don't know.

    Yes, the vocals should never be lost. But some studios over do it.

  • whaaaa, whaaaaa, I am crying like a little baby. :P Steve Jobs is cool and so is Cakewalk, you see, I bridged the gap, now where is my cookie?

  • Yeah that's right, a good salesman, if you don't like it, than you can cry about it some more. i'll be listening.

  • "a good salesman"? This guy worked with Ray Charles and Barbara Streisand, you fucking idiot. You don't know what the fuck you are saying so just shut the hell up.

  • I think better investment for consumer will be in getting a "right" computer processor,.. ,..and finding "proper" power supply,...but that process is very complex for average not well informed and experienced consumer. So,...lesson about digital world will cost ,..a most.

    ..and some wiil get lucky for a while.

  • this guy is a good salesman like steve jobs. learn the industry yourself before you believe everything some stranger he says

  • ilive in Australia and would have flown anywareto go to that ,ibelieve or should say guessing to be a aes convention, to speak with that man for five minutes a true master in my opinion CAPTURE THAT MOMENT ,THANKS

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