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Recording
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Mixing
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Horns
Ralph Sutton on Recording Horns Interview
For most of the horns especially trumpets, trombones, flugelhorns, any of the brass I like large-diaphragm mics, and that’s because they do a great job of capturing the essence of brass, part of which is the sound of a musician pushing air through a mouthpiece, and their tongue and teeth are all part of the sound.

Compression
Compression Session
I have been asked on more than one occasion to explain, what is compression and what do the different type sound like. So in sticking to my philosophy of "I want for myself what I want for every one else" here it is for evey body to read.





