ITB version

[Lammy]

This was quite tricky due to the spill throughout. So I took the subtractive approach, trying to drop the unneeded. It has been so far a very interesting experience, considering that it was quite different anyway from some work that I'm doing now and then with other live takes. My "live" routine filtering didn't work at all, and I had to start from scratch.
So it was in this case a combination of subtraction and adding the analog emus that I love that much (and some customers love too...).
To be more specific:
- ITB native on Logic
- I used somehow all tracks.
- Drum kick kept some transient edge (SSL channel strip)
- Drum HH and snare came nearly as they are (SSL channel strip)
- Drum overheads: gated (maybe still noticeable) (SSL channel strip)
- Drum toms: gated (SSL channel strip)
- Drums all: slightly plate reverberd (but no HH and overheads)
- Drums all: a touch of NY style slam (CLA 76)
- Bass: was difficult. I sacrificed all high freqs, getting a near-sine wave with little transients. I liked it cleaner.
- Violin and Dobro with Kramer HLS (that's an Helios emu I know nothing about), and Puig compression.
- Dobro has some roto emu (Logic standard plugin)
- Piano with SSL strip, compression, Aphex exciter and some reverb send.
- All audio channels are Waves NLS summed with Neve settings.
- Mastering compression and limiting (Slate FGX)

What I would do next:
- rest my ears
- listen to criticism and implement ;-)
- read notes from Mike
- smoothen the dobro sound a bit
- check some "analog overload" that seems to affect some transient (I could not find in the mass of plugins where it's happening - too late last night).

humbly said and thanks for your attention