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  Rollover Bethoven linked to Tips and Techniques

This is the recording of Rollover Beethoven linked to my Recording Tips and Techniques post. Please do let me know that you are following it as I intend to spend allot of time compiling it for those who are interested. Please feel free to ask questions along the way as I may not think of something you would want to know.


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The Recording Tips and Techniques post that Baretta wrote can be found here.
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baretta,
That was a great mix. I especially like to fat rhytem up front instead of the singers.
It pushed the beat out.
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