Mike Exeter about tracking live without click!

I had the absolut pleasure to meet with Mike Exeter at the Produce Like a Pro head quarters in Los Angeles. He has a lot of history to talk about, but I wanted to focus on the fact that he prefers recording bands live on the floor.
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[@Producelikeapro]

Absolutely fantastic interview! Thanks ever so much for sharing Ulf!

[@hoborec]

Thank you my good sir for letting me borrow your studio and guest 😅

[@Producelikeapro]

@@hoborec you’re very welcome!

[@nitraus666]

I agree with you guys, live tracking is great!

[@hoborec]

I’m going to push for it more from now on!!

[@k.ollektiv]

What a nice interview! Lots of thanks.

[@oscardarkembrace]

Thanks for the interview, it was great to see ! 🙂

[@hoborec]

Thanks for watching Oscar!

[@delecroixantoine3628]

Many thanks! That’s a very very good interview 👍👌👌✌️

[@hoborec]

Thank you very much!

[@rodrigovazquezoficial]

Amazing interview!

[@delecroixantoine3628]

Thank you! A very very good interview ! 👌👍

[@MagnusSvanfeldt]

Nice!

[@hoborec]

Thanks!

[@JarkkoKokkonen]

I think a major part is the interaction between band members. Everyone’s pushing and pulling the tempo faster and slower in every bar. When you record separately, or to a click, you have to conform into the click track or part that was played first, instead of it reacting to you and your playing.

[@hoborec]

Totally agree! I think both ways have their pros and cons in specific situations though. Mostly I prefer the more human way, but some people and bands can really groove with feeling to a click as well. Most often not… 😁

[@JarkkoKokkonen]

@@hoborec yeah, in many ways you have to be better players if you record without a click track. The same way you have to be a good singer if you want to record vocals without pitch correction :)

[@endyranaudo]

Really really cool video!

[@hoborec]

Thanks!

[@janekberg3824]

This is great🤩

[@hoborec]

You are great!

[@mannysmiclocker]

Badness❤

[@DargonaidMusic]

🔥🔥

[@ChristopherJon]

Interesting. I worked on a Cradle record and it was locked pretty tight to the grid. Of course this was a decade after Dusk…

[@OwixTV]

👌👌👏👏

[@felixdorn21]

Hey thx! Could you please explain how that works with the double miced Toms and the Ambience that gets removed in more detail!? Cheers

[@Kyp031]

Dusk and her embrace is one of c.o.f. best, go figure.

[@hoborec]

Weird coincidence 🧐

[@Andersljungberg]

Is it not due to the dynamic compression? especially with the variety that raises the volume on sounds that should sound lower. That it can have side effects on the drum sound itself