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Old 11-20-2012, 12:29 PM
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if i were to hazzard a guess, i would say the track was done dry and the effects were added. This was a new fad back then as they were only now getting access to multi tracking possibilities. But this also could have been an alternate take done with the effects as a choice? one would have to ask the folks who were there and if they remembered what happened. It was the sixties after all...
hi all, a little off topic but vinnie's comment 'if they remembered' reminded me, could we get a ledge Q&A with martin birch - engineered/produced tpo through mtm. about technical stuff he might remember ? z

ps - i agree with what vinnie said earlier in the thread about analog/vinyl vs mp3s and other digital formats
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Old 11-20-2012, 01:43 PM
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hi all, a little off topic but vinnie's comment 'if they remembered' reminded me, could we get a ledge Q&A with martin birch - engineered/produced tpo through mtm. about technical stuff he might remember ? z

ps - i agree with what vinnie said earlier in the thread about analog/vinyl vs mp3s and other digital formats
That would be cool. we can ask him what sony/cbs did with all that material.
so much of that era rock recordings were taped over, trashed or otherwise neglected.
For Fleetwood Mac who recorded at a variety of studios and "labels", such as Immediate, Warner etc it could be all of the above
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hi all, a little off topic but vinnie's comment 'if they remembered' reminded me, could we get a ledge Q&A with martin birch - engineered/produced tpo through mtm. about technical stuff he might remember ? z

ps - i agree with what vinnie said earlier in the thread about analog/vinyl vs mp3s and other digital formats
Anyone know how to contact him?

John
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Old 11-21-2012, 09:28 AM
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Anyone know how to contact him?

John
Check the phone book first.
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hi all, a little off topic but vinnie's comment 'if they remembered' reminded me, could we get a ledge Q&A with martin birch - engineered/produced tpo through mtm. about technical stuff he might remember ? z
I agree, I've thought for quite awhile that Martin Birch would be a key person to hear from.

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Anyone know how to contact him?

John
I'm sure there are various ways, but a quick check showed he's on Facebook, and it looks like it's possible to send him a message through that site:
https://www.facebook.com/pages/Marti...19583644747338

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Check the phone book first.
Phone book? What's that? Haven't used one of those in years.
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Check the phone book first.
I think the number is Beachwood 45789.

I'll look around the internet, maybe Mr. Birch's information is somewhere.

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