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the link has the first four tracks of ten. i recorded, mixed, and helped with production. i hear one of these(i believe it's the title track) is currently numero uno in rotation in Utah or some such place(really!). i dunno, i enjoyed the sessions.

http://butlerjazz.bandcamp.com/album/transcender

i also recorded, mixed, etc on the other album on the site, but not all of the recording sessions were mine, maybe half were done earlier in another studio. see if you can tell which one's were 100% Scope or which instruments were recorded through Scope and which ones were on another system...

Nice, sounds like a relaxed recording session. I am interested in some detail, have you recorded them all playing together, I guess yes.

What mic you have used on Mr. Harris bass clarinet?

Yes to the Jahworks Studio

Add:
As for your Responder album riddle, I guess the drums and bass on Responder and Fantasy were recorded on an analog system.
How many points?

I was thinking the same thing since I am an avid fan of Dr. Bennie Maupin and his Bass Clarinet works.
The sound of this seems the BClar had the mic further away than most recordings I have heard.
Not that it sounded better/worse, just different.
Especially the Reeds' ambature...
http://www.google.com/url?url=http://il ... L0odEXbYgA

Thanks for sharing GaryB..............

ChrisWerner wrote:Nice, sounds like a relaxed recording session. I am interested in some detail, have you recorded them all playing together, I guess yes.

What mic you have used on Mr. Harris bass clarinet?

Yes to the Jahworks Studio

Add:
As for your Responder album riddle, I guess the drums and bass on Responder and Fantasy were recorded on an analog system.
How many points?

0 points.

the Bass Clarinet was recorded with my do-everything Soundelux U99 through a Millenia HV-3.

no tracks had everyone in the same room, but most were the actual performance. editing was limited.

the live drums were for the most part(with one or two exceptions) in my studio, but ALL were through my Scope system. i got that "analog warmth" thing down, anyway....

XITE-1/4LIVE wrote:I was thinking the same thing since I am an avid fan of Dr. Bennie Maupin and his Bass Clarinet works.
The sound of this seems the BClar had the mic further away than most recordings I have heard.
Not that it sounded better/worse, just different.
Especially the Reeds' ambature...
http://www.google.com/url?url=http://il ... L0odEXbYgA

Thanks for sharing GaryB..............

cool.
i think Butler liked that stuff, too.
the Bass Clarinet session was pretty funny....

But I heard a difference on the drums give me one point, please

ok, +1.