
pingu
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LeeRosario said:ahaha! yeah, now you know what kind of dreams (eventually nightmares) I was having after the peter frampton experience.
Sorry for not mentioning that part!
cheer up. I wasn't trying to make it personal. I was just trying to keep the lines open on that specific book. For the record, I respect your opinion.
I got a little too foward on that closing statement.
I'm just honestly a little disapointed with myself for not being able to think of a good book that cuts straight to the chase.
I guess really thinking about it now, mixing is such an art, that I don't see how somebody can really write a word-for-word book on mixing.
Just the luck of meeting seasoned veterans to teach the young (those who diserve it). Either that or we can wait until an Andy Wallace or a David Botrill goes crazy and decides to spill the beans on mixing.
Dont mind me, im just the forum loser.
But really the book is useful.
It just stunk of that elitist gear feel.
But when you are at the level of BK you have a right to demand the highest when it comes to mastering.