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The guy who recommended this site raved about there should be more info like
this but I couldn't find any info. Actually the article on how to get a
produced sound was 'to be continued' and didn't say anything.
A big tease if you ask me.
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> Subject: RE: [L-OT] Re: Charles Dye reveals mixing secrets.
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> Could a kind soul post the link to the website/ezine where we Charles Dye
> will be posting this advice?
> 
> Thanks,
> -Steven T.
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From: "hsjoblad" <w92nqlq6r001@...> 
Date: Sat Aug 24, 2002 3:14pm 
Subject: Re: [LUG] [GEN] Charles Dye reveals mixing secrets.  



--- In logic-users@y..., Colin Miller <snoopy@m...> wrote:
> At 01:00 PM 8/24/2002 +0000, you wrote:
> > On the contrary, knowledge breeds competition. When the starting point
> > been equalized you both know the same techniques. If you have more
> > talent and work harder than the other guy, guess who does it better.
> > So the other guy has to try even harder. But if the other guy knows
> > the expert tricks, and you don't, there's no need for him to get any 
> > better, until you catch up.
> 
> Exceot one person would know what they were doing, the other would
> just be copying someone elses idea without having a real understanding
> of what they are doing. Same princicple as if you just gave someone
> the answers to a test. They would be even as far as the score goes,
> but the 2nd person wouldn't be gtrowing or learning.
> 
> Colin Miller

Bollocks. Just because I didn't invent the car doesn't mean I cannot
understand how it works and build one. But it doesn't mean I can build a
car that works as well as the guys who've been building cars for a long
time. This is just about sharing techniques.

I'd like to know the effects processors and routings used for those
extremely wide, enveloping, yet mono compatible vocals that can  be found
on every big record today.

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From: Howard Wooten <hwooten@...> 
Date: Sat Aug 24, 2002 3:19pm 
Subject: Re: [GEN] Charles Dye reveals mixing secrets.  



>   From: "hsjoblad" <w92nqlq6r001@s...>

> But knowledge is power. And power is money (which increases happiness)
> and vice versa. And who would share the power? You'd end up with less
> power (and arguably with less money and less happy).

Thank the powers that be this equation is false.

H

At 05:08 PM 8/24/2002 -0500, you wrote:

>Bollocks. Just because I didn't invent the car doesn't mean I cannot
>understand how it works and build one. But it doesn't mean I can build a
>car that works as well as the guys who've been building cars for a long
>time. This is just about sharing techniques.

Hardly bullocks and hardly a comparison. I doubt anyone who you look up to
engineering wise invented the FX processors used, they just learned the
skills of how to use them by practicing. What you need to do is not find
out other peoples techniques but rather try recreating what you hear them
doing. This will spawn true creativity, much more so than copying. If you
like a certian effect someone did, expiriment with trying to recreate it
because you will come up with something original and probably even better.
This is likely how the person you are trying to emulate did it as well.  :-)

Colin Miller

Could a kind soul post the link to the website/ezine where we Charles Dye
will be posting this advice?

Thanks,
-Steven T.

At 04:01 PM 8/31/2002 +0100, you wrote:
 > Could a kind soul post the link to the website/ezine where we Charles Dye
 > will be posting this advice?


This was the original post in the Logic-users group:
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From: "hsjoblad" <w92nqlq6r001@...>
Date: Fri Aug 23, 2002 1:01 pm
Subject: [LUG] [GEN] Charles Dye reveals mixing secrets.

<snip>

http://www.charlesdye.com/

Also read

http://www.digidesign.com/digizine/

Great stuff.

We need more of these guys.
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>At 04:01 PM 8/31/2002 +0100, you wrote:
>  > Could a kind soul post the link to the website/ezine where we Charles Dye

Isn't he that guy who's last name got divorced from his first name 
then died in a car crash.

Dennis  wrote:

>>  > Could a kind soul post the link to the website/ezine where we Charles Dye
>
>Isn't he that guy who's last name got divorced from his first name 
>then died in a car crash.

LOL

;-)

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:) LOL

> >  > Could a kind soul post the link to the website/ezine where 
> we Charles Dye
> 
> Isn't he that guy who's last name got divorced from his first name 
> then died in a car crash.

roman pirie wrote:

>The guy who recommended this site raved about there should be more info like
>this but I couldn't find any info. Actually the article on how to get a
>produced sound was 'to be continued' and didn't say anything.
>A big tease if you ask me.

 From what I've read from him so far, I'd definitely agree with you on 
this. It's not necessarily bad info, but it's pretty basic, obvious 
stuff, and you'd expect a lot more considering all the hype.

The one thing to take notes on, however, would be his self promotion. 
He does seem to be a genius at that. ;-)

Lee Blaske

> roman pirie wrote:
> 
>> The guy who recommended this site raved about there should be more info like
>> this but I couldn't find any info. Actually the article on how to get a
>> produced sound was 'to be continued' and didn't say anything.
>> A big tease if you ask me.
> 
> From what I've read from him so far, I'd definitely agree with you on
> this. It's not necessarily bad info, but it's pretty basic, obvious
> stuff, and you'd expect a lot more considering all the hype.
What info? I couldn't find any?

> ** Original Message follows... 

>
>    From: roman pirie <romanp@...>
> Subject: Re: Re: Charles Dye reveals mixing secrets.
> 
> The guy who recommended this site raved about there should be more info like
> this but I couldn't find any info. Actually the article on how to get a
> produced sound was 'to be continued' and didn't say anything.
> A big tease if you ask me.

He has several articles on Digidesign's site under "Digizine'.  

http://www.digidesign.com/digizine/ 

I think what he's talking about is a new series where he'll be mixing one track over a period of months in an interactive format.

Mars