http://dl.dropbox.com/u/536384/Hope for the Dying/mix 1/4. Transcend.mp3
These guys tracked everything themselves on some sort of USB interface, so i had no control over the takes(there are a few sloppy parts). The only slate sample on this mix is just a bit blended into the snare. The guitars were tracked with some sort of non EMG guitar, so i had a hell of a time trying to get decent results. Cleans were a strat with EMGs(oddly enough), so again, more issues there.
I used my usual 5150 chain on guitars, and sansamp on bass.
This is the mix 1, so im interested in your input.
Also, as a side note, i'd like to say this was my first time working with East Quantum Leap CCC, and the Play engine is the most unstable thing i've ever worked with in pro tools. Mixing an album that has full orchestra on every song was not the ideal way to learn this program since it was crashing pro tools sometimes 3 or 4 times in a row. I've never be so frustrated in my life.
These guys tracked everything themselves on some sort of USB interface, so i had no control over the takes(there are a few sloppy parts). The only slate sample on this mix is just a bit blended into the snare. The guitars were tracked with some sort of non EMG guitar, so i had a hell of a time trying to get decent results. Cleans were a strat with EMGs(oddly enough), so again, more issues there.
I used my usual 5150 chain on guitars, and sansamp on bass.
This is the mix 1, so im interested in your input.
Also, as a side note, i'd like to say this was my first time working with East Quantum Leap CCC, and the Play engine is the most unstable thing i've ever worked with in pro tools. Mixing an album that has full orchestra on every song was not the ideal way to learn this program since it was crashing pro tools sometimes 3 or 4 times in a row. I've never be so frustrated in my life.