Re: ping Mike Rieves....


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flubbed, some parts that you think you play well..you don't.Then you
start feeling a little inadequate. But when you record or as they
were saying, punch in that part, then re-listen you think wow. It was
a very educational experience and hopefully when the finished product
is done, you can think to yourself, I did something artistic.


Nowadays they use mobile phones. It's amazing. Thirty years ago they
didn't.

Sorry, couldn't resist.

Danko

BTW: We did the punch-in thing on the reel thing too. It was possible
then, just a matter of the soundguy wanting or knowing how to do it.

Danko
Yeah, but punching in and out back then was a real (reel?) art. It
required perfect timing and since the playback and record heads were
separate, there was a time lag that had to be judged. Usually, you had to
overdub a whole phrase or line, and sometimes even a whole verse if it was a
busy one, even if only one note was bad.


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