Woe, Is Me - Numbers

[jimwilbourne]

Didn't Joey master this?

once again.
a few posts up

yes.

 

[Sixstringmayhem]

yep.

"I run a chain with various solo guitar models and lecto paulin plugin as if it were a real setup" - Cameron Mizell (guy who recorded/mixed/produced them)

Did you get that out of my Email Inbox?!?! lol jk. I forgot i posted that somewhere else

 

[DullElysium]

once again.
a few posts up

yes.

Sorry about that. I missed that one. I'd like to hear this with changos master too. Just to see how big impact joey had on this one

 

[tempe]

I can't imagine it would be a whole lot, unless it was stem mastered. Think of mastering as a bit of sheen over the whole mix. They can make some pretty awesome improvements as I've noticed with my work but it still sounds like your mix if that makes sense. You definitely can not rescue something in mastering.

 

[DullElysium]

I know that's the case in most situations. But i remember Joey saying he rules at mastering and that a lot of the guitar tobe comes in the mastering stage. Dunno really but i guess we'll never know

 

[Charlez]

Where did you get that info? I've tried getting a hold of Cam, and he's a mysterious guy.

Well, he has a twitter account, maybe you should try messaging him there. He also has a youtube account now

http://twitter.com/#!/cmizell928

http://youtu.be/HkKKZQfSDU4?hd=1

...or his email which is on his page: cameronmizell@hotmail.com

www.changostudios.com

 

[Seth Munson]

I think it might be that it's easier to change fills and everything when it's programmed. And maybe he hadn't rehearsed the songs properly? I've gotten the impression that so many bands come unprepared. So programming might not say that the drummer is bad. To me it rather says
1. Drummer hasn't rehearsed enough
2. They want to polish the fills and so on
3. They're in a hurry
4. They just want a more processed sound
5. Just plain laziness

But i love the fact that it seems like these guys can actually play their instruments and tyler seems to be a good singer too.

Or that majority of the songs were written in the studio with their producer?
Re-writing and re-arranging songs would be a pita if he had to retrack drums every time they changed a part.
Of Machines was programmed as well