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Post by EmRR on Jul 27, 2020 15:55:33 GMT -6
The Dept of Commerce was mine. My sharpie labeling is still on the back. www.altomusic.com/michael-brauer-collection-dept-of-commerce-comp-serial-number-1378-from-rack-4I bought it for $100 in 2001, along with a second one. There was someone selling a bunch of them for that price at the time. I restored it and sold it to him a few months later for $400. It was such a piece of sonic junk, I felt like he'd probably return it. No one was into things that sounded like telephones yet! But then he sprinkled it with pixie dust and now it's worth $3389? Or did he have more work done to it? I did all the work on it. There's other tweaks that are all in the personal choice camp. I've worked on 6-7 variations of those things, they all respond a little differently. They all suck, really. That's the point! Perspective, lots of things were $100 back then. You could buy an OP-6 for $200-300, a BA-6A for a grand or so, a Stalevel for $200-300, a Collins 26U for $300, a U67 for $1500-2500.
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Post by RealNoob on Jul 27, 2020 20:42:04 GMT -6
I love this song and mix by MB. Casey played keys and B3 on a live worship album I wrote/recorded/produced in 1997. He was ALWAYS super talented. ALTHOUGH, I would have definitely turned up the drums! i can't say I like everything about it, but some parts of it are mind blowing. The subtle panning stuff was a lot of HOLY CRAP!! And it had a lot of mid-late 90s stuff in it that I really loved too. Cool - nothing is perfect or everyone's cup of tea. At least it isn't a CLA mix - LOL
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Post by mike on Oct 12, 2020 12:14:13 GMT -6
MB separates an old stereo mix out to new individual instrument stems, and then at the video starting point below starts the remix ITB Go back to the beginning if you want to see him use Izotope etc plugs to separate the stereo mix into stems.
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