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Title: the Dukes Jetty Post by: richardsnow on March 14, 2008, 03:24:36 AM I had a band recording in my studio the other week who I really rate. The Dukes Jetty from Rugby UK
Have a listen to what we recorded here: www.myspace.com/analogueatticrecording Because they are so 60's I cut them direct to 4 track reel to reel in the old fashined way. I'm not in this band by the way! But I did play 12 string on one cut. Title: Re: the Dukes Jetty Post by: TonyHunter on March 14, 2008, 04:03:48 AM I checked out the site and was pretty surprised to hear what I heard. The songs were pretty good from what I listened to, but did you say that you did those recordings on a four track? If you did could you enlighten me a bit because I liked the sound you got.
Thanks, Tony Title: Re: the Dukes Jetty Post by: matt-zeus on March 16, 2008, 04:24:43 PM Nice stuff, I could hear the Byrds influence in some of their more jauntier moments!
Title: Re: the Dukes Jetty Post by: richardsnow on March 19, 2008, 06:48:43 PM I checked out the site and was pretty surprised to hear what I heard. The songs were pretty good from what I listened to, but did you say that you did those recordings on a four track? If you did could you enlighten me a bit because I liked the sound you got. Thanks, Tony Thanks! Yep, everything on that player was cut on 4 track. A Teac 1/4 inch reel to reel machine running at 15ips. Actually the track for one of the songs on the player was done on cassette 4 track. There's really no need for 24 tracks as long as you make your decisions when recording instead of at mixdown. Remember Revolver, Rubber Soul, Pepper were all done on 4 track. |