Full_Tilt
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I think with vocals its down to good compression. I'm a big fan of the distressor, the dbx 160 is pretty good too. Theres no standard eq. As far as bass and Gtrs sitting together, thats called tight playing and good mixing, theres no secret to that either I'm afraid, its all down to the recorded tone. I'd def recommend recording gtrs first tho so you can get a bass tone that sits in the right place.
1) What would you say is the most common mistake made by the D.I.Y producer when recording micing setting the amp tone with guitars and bass from clips you've heard over the years ?
2) how much depends on tracking apposed to EQ applied at mix down? I guess this depends on how well the session goes?!
3) Was there ever a moment when you discovered a giant leap forward in tracking , EQ ing, mixing the back line?