Inflected Redhead (Allison Redhead & Inflection)

Allison Redhead · Post by **Allison Redhead** » Sun Jun 03, 2007 11:28 pm

New offerings:

1. The experimental (because it was our first) dual Lemur tag-team mix: Buoyant, a playful (if unpolished) romp to iron out our tag team technique. More recorded for fun than serious performance, but quite entertaining nonetheless.

2. The darker, more club appropriate Transient with more progressive elements and a hint of Jungle here and there.

Inflected Redhead is Allison Redhead and Inflection.

Buoyant - 1:45:24
(144.8 meg .mp3 file - 192kbps CBR/44.1 khz)

Transient - 1:18.00
(107.2 meg .mp3 file - 192kbps CBR/44.1 khz)

Recorded Live at Redhead Studios via Live 6.07
Encoded via LAME v3.97
Live 6.07
2x Lemur 1.6
2x CDJ-1000
White MacBook
Black MacBook
Monome 40h

-Ali

nebulae · Post by **nebulae** » Mon Jun 04, 2007 1:26 pm

Nice work, Red! I love the smooth mixes, and the prog sounds are fabulous...

my only critique is with the sound levels of Buoyant, where it sounds low and thin...consider running your mixes through a limiter or some light compression to thicken it up. If you like, I'd be happy to run them through my mastering chains...I've helped out several folks with that in the past.

Other than that, the content of both mixes is excellent. Thanks for posting.

Allison Redhead · Post by **Allison Redhead** » Mon Jun 04, 2007 3:46 pm

nebulae wrote:Nice work, Red! I love the smooth mixes, and the prog sounds are fabulous...

my only critique is with the sound levels of Buoyant, where it sounds low and thin...consider running your mixes through a limiter or some light compression to thicken it up. If you like, I'd be happy to run them through my mastering chains...I've helped out several folks with that in the past.

Other than that, the content of both mixes is excellent. Thanks for posting.

Hi there.

We spun the output of the entire thing at -6dB and used iZotope Ozone on the master for a bit of excitiation, limiting and multi-band compression.

I'd be interested in what changes you'd make. If you'd like, I'll spit out a raw version for re-mastering.

nebulae · Post by **nebulae** » Mon Jun 04, 2007 3:49 pm

yeah, I never use Ozone. Got my own concoction

please spit out whatever works for you. I'd prefer 24-bit, but the file may be really large, so 16-bit will work too. Upload to your server and PM me with the link. I'll download, run through my chain, and send back as a 320kb mp3. Sound good?