Mixing Bob Marley & The Wailers Is This Love
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- Опубликовано: 7 сен 2024
- Bit of a dry one this, 2 hours long (a quick mix), but some people might find it interesting to see the mix process from the absolute start to where I stop at about 90% done... 😎 👍 🇯🇲 🎶 🇬🇧 To finish this you would add 'polish' & final subtle tweaks & then of course some final mastering.
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Been watching your channel for many years, excellent learnt so much cheers to you !
Even more awesome! Your video on IT's Fame Studios teaches about bands within spaces and this video demonstrates your mix process. All excellent stuff, if you watch/listen to both videos all the way through you will definitely up your mixing skills! A big thank you to Dancetech for both uploads. Peace 🇬🇧🇯🇲🔥🔥🔥🔥
It's cool thank you for the video ! I think the panning and space on the original is awesome. You could have done it better I think, for example the organ at the begging playing from left to right, the guitars panned hard left, and the percussions... It brings another dimension
Great watching you working mate. Thanks. ✊🏽👍🏻
Island Records always had a smooth silky signature sound on many Reggae recordings. This was very noticeable at the peak in the 70s/80s when Virgin had their Frontline Reggae label with a harsher tone by comparison. United Artists came close with some albums. The studios and producers had their own distinct styles, but retained the Island stamp. Another topic that was a hot issue at the time. When Island artists decamped to other labels the difference was concerning. The budgets were scarily audible!!!
Cool
Yeah this is mega upload, the whole thing
cheers bruv 👍 next up Micheal Jackson.. everyone else is doing it so why not, lol
@@dancetech Yea go for it.
Cool video again👍👍but where can I get those stem plz
here i think: rutracker.org/forum/viewtopic.php?t=1032936
@@dancetech I wish there was a way to see that link in English. Frustrating. Presonus sells tracks but you have to use their Studio One software.
@@bobwoolcock add a translate extension to your browser
@@dancetech Thanks. That worked. But I don't know if I'm brave enough to install the required software needed to unblock etc.
@@bobwoolcock eh? unblock what?
Isn t the original mix slightly faster (sped up)?
might be, I haven't checked that. It is/was a thing with tape to slightly speed up a master to make a song fit a shorter radio friendly length or maybe to make a vocal sound a bit higher and more pop-y, speeding up a master tape also smoothes the sound out a bit. If you get old songs and import them into a DAW and analyse the key sometimes you find them in strange tuning.
360p video lolololol
orginal mix is top notch , your mix not even close man
lol, it's not supposed to be the same & it's a quick 2 hour mix from scratch, as the description says only about 90% finished. Besides, different strokes for different folks; I always felt the original had way too much reverb & was too light.. The whole Kaya album was like that, heavy on the reverb, & when you bought it at the time of release it sounded weird compared to all other reggae albums & all previous Bob Marley works.. Once you got used to it it was an interesting sound, but so light/thin & swamped in reverb compared to all other reggae at the time, like it was mixed for a rock audience & I much preferred the sound on say Survival album.
Interestingly Kaya was mixed by Robert Ash who did rock including tons of the B-52's albums, and he also mixed Ijahaman Levi's 'Hail I Hyme' album which I love exactly because it's so off-centre musically as a reggae album & sounds more 'prog-y', but for me that works cos the music itself is so different for reggae music. Also interestingly wiki says about Kaya: " The album has a very relaxed, laid back sound, lacking much of the militant quality of the Wailers lyrically and musically. They received criticism for 'going soft' as a result of the general sound of the album.." - all interesting stuff
@@dancetech to be honest the reverb on original mix that is the main thing I loved when I first heard it , logic stock reverb is jacks shit
@@TheSpeedyr6 it's ok, (logics verb). When i first bought Kaya and took it home it was a bit of a surprise tbh, but on some tracks i thought it worked, others not so much, but then you'd be comparing it to stuff like Big Youth & Scientist what have you (and earlier wailers albums obviously). Have you checked that Ijahman album btw? It's very different if you don't know it (ruclips.net/video/r77D7H3U330/видео.html)