^_^ I'm one of those musician too. I dig it

^_^ I'm one of those musician too. I dig it

Very interesting. Like where you're going.

Very interesting. Like where you're going.

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I like this release, its interesting. I use to do a bit of running things out through amps and micing them or using a load box. It takes a bit of work to try to preserve the dynamics of the original sound though. I think thats why a lot of mixing engineers do stuff like reamping then bring it back into the mix on its own track alongside the original so you can add back in some of the dynamics of the original.

I like this release, its interesting. I use to do a bit of running things out through amps and micing them or using a load box. It takes a bit of work to try to preserve the dynamics of the original sound though. I think thats why a lot of mixing engineers do stuff like reamping then bring it back into the mix on its own track alongside the original so you can add back in some of the dynamics of the original.

CK

I considered that actually, i forgot why i didn't add the original track next to the recorded audio but my original idea was to have it completely distorted, but i tried it and like you said it needed dynamics so i recorded about an extra 3 tracks with a clean gain.

Listening to it now i'm still happy with it because the lo-fi quality was intended which did indeed sacrificed a lot of dynamics but I think if i ever do it again i will add back the original audio.

CK I considered that actually, i forgot why i didn't add the original track next to the recorded audio but my original idea was to have it completely distorted, but i tried it and like you said it needed dynamics so i recorded about an extra 3 tracks with a clean gain. Listening to it now i'm still happy with it because the lo-fi quality was intended which did indeed sacrificed a lot of dynamics but I think if i ever do it again i will add back the original audio.