Andrew Cole-"Dead Roses"

[Faders_up]

A bit of vocal tuning and a couple of timing fixes. Still all ITB. Anyone have an A/B comparison of mixing with and without analog summing on any mixes? I'd be interested to hear the difference. Thanks.

[thedon]

I haven't tried this song yet but I Like your mix A lot not sure if i could do as good mix as this !
Doing an A/B comparison with and without analog summing sounds like fun with so many variables though ,I might do one using waves nls ITB ,but would love to compare to real analog summing as the end result would be interesting !
It all comes down to the recording quality ,would love to hear what a pro like Andrew Sheps could do ITB witch may blow as away !

Cheers

[Faders_up]

I haven't tried this song yet but I Like your mix A lot not sure if i could do as good mix as this !
Doing an A/B comparison with and without analog summing sounds like fun with so many variables though ,I might do one using waves nls ITB ,but would love to compare to real analog summing as the end result would be interesting !
It all comes down to the recording quality ,would love to hear what a pro like Andrew Sheps could do ITB witch may blow as away !

Cheers

Thanks Don,
Yes, that would be interesting to hear. There's a video that Chris Lord-Alge made that's available online through Slate Digital. I purchased it thinking for $75 you'll hear how he would set up a mix ITB. You get the Pro Tools session with it and can listen to what the plugins are all doing. http://www.audiolegends.com/get-the-cla-course/ So much great info is available on YouTube that wasn't when you had to start out as a runner and work your way up. Mix With The Masters has some great video also, including one by Andrew Scheps, but you have to pay for a year subscription. https://mixwiththemasters.com

Cheers!

[Roy]

Good mix. There really isn't much to complain about.