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User Details - Nicolas
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Nicolas Dritsch | |
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Oppo BDP 105D Audiocom Reference Preamp : Atoll PR 5.1 Amp : Parasound 5250 V2 Davis Baguerra Davis Nikita (c) Davis Dufy Hd (surround left/right) |
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nicodritsch@gmail.com | |
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July 14, 2014
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Am I the only one to find the lead guitars at the end of Hotel California down mixed? It's one of the greatest guitar solo in rock history and I can't really appreciate it in MCH. ... more | |
September 19, 2013
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Jazzmasters with 1meg pots and very wide single coil pup produces a more dynamic sound than Strats, it was a comparison between 2 guitars. ... more | |
September 18, 2013
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Exactly! About SRV, it would be a sin to make a compressed mix because he already had a "natural" compression in his chain sound: The stratocaster has a very focused sound in the High-Mid. He used very heavy gauge string to add bottom end and power. (he probably have the most powerfull stratocaster sound of the history) He often played with 2 ... more | |
September 18, 2013
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I agree with that, I was simply trying to say that compression is a part of the chain sound, not an "HiFi enemy". Sometimes it's even essential to balance a mix. Another example with the "guitar' world", the tube amp is used by 99% of rock guitarist because he has a natural hi end compression. A guitar plugged in a transistor amp would have a ... more | |
September 17, 2013
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Just a little story about compression. I'm guitarist and I've always noticed that people prefer when a guitar sounds naturally compressed. For example the Fender Jazzmaster, because of his pickups and electronic, has a very dynamic sound but a majority of people prefer the more compressed sound of Stratocaster. Does it mean Jazzmaster are more ... more |
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