Andy Johns Talks Drums, Mixing & Engineering - Part 1
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- Опубліковано 1 кві 2009
- Legendary Engineer/Producer Andy Johns drops some mixing/recording/engineering knowledge. He even explains how he got the drum sound from Led Zeppelin's classic "When The Levee Breaks". This video was included with the fantastic Platinum Samples Andy Johns Classic Drums expansion for the BFD software sampler.
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RIP Andy, thanks so much for all the kind words & generous advice over the years.
I've wanted this software for some time now but afterall trying to incorporate Andy's sound puts me in a journey, I think I'm halfway there.
You gotta love Andy's character. He's engineered and/or produced the best rock records ever. Period. Yet he's so humble and wary of telling the viewer "this is the best way". Jack Joseph Puig could learn a thing or two from him.
Gahdammit I love youtube so much!
Bless -and bliss- Andy Johns forever and ever.
This might be a short master class for many a recording professional!
I agree with everything he is saying. Love you Andy. RIP Andy.
Great bit here. Andy is clearly the man. Pro all the way.
RIP Andy, I saw him @ the Namm Show a couple years back, & he was looking pretty ill then....
These are our mentors people. Watch and listen.
what a badass.
RIP Andy
Looks like the levee has broken brother, RIP and thanks.
I heard Bonham would threaten anyone who tried to muffle his drums, I agree, my bass has an aquarian superkick 1 on it and nothing inside, it sounds great.
RIP
He would have been fun to hang out with.
he was extremely fun to hang with
Sup andy
Nice beard!!
andy! how the hell are you? miss ya man
is he wearing a onesie?
Damn his indigestion is pretty noticeable here, unless he just had a meal. Could it be the ulcer bugging him already?
For those who have so much ego to be stupid enough to publicly announce that they would not let one of the worlds best engineer/producers help them record a great drum sound, have proven why there are players who are true professionals and those who will never make a career out of what they do. Andy is a pro and would not suggest something that would not be appropriate to the style of music being recorded.
I know this guy is big...but why does he speak like he is going to barf up his lunch at any moment!
John Bonham was a great drummer. Too bad he was a mean, fat, drunken woman-beating psychotic alcoholic. Great drummer, though.