Chris,

Excellent playing. Really nice tone, too.

Good mix. A good listening experience.

To answer your question in your other thread...

Originally Posted By: Chris Dent
Thanks Floyd. When I was looking into BIAB it was actually hearing your and Tommy Cole's tracks in particular that made me realise that BIAB might have some potential as a serious, professional-level tool. I really like how you use it.

Do you use audiophile? At this point I am using the ultrapak and using software to add sonic enhancement to each track. Maybe the audiophile tracks would need less post-production?


I do not use the audiophile version. I have the UltraPak (and have been using that since 2012). From my perspective, there is little reason to think that the "regular" version is somehow "lacking". Especially once you've got more than just one of two instruments in a mix. One can discern a slight difference in some acoustic guitars and some cymbals (in the audiophile version), but those are easily compensated for with just a little EQ. - And I don't much care for a lot of cymbals in the drum tracks I use - I prefer mostly kick and snare dominated drum tracks. Folks have a tendency to let those cymbals get too brash and abrasive while trying to up the level of the stereo drum tracks. When I listen to my own productions, I try to make sure that is in context of "professional" recordings. They stand up well to that (in my opinion). - fj

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