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John
I listened to Moody Nights. You really get a thick in-the-room sound on that. And the music is very nice. Do you get that with compression or something else? Does the sax player send you dry stems or wet tracks?
I got some pops when I listened. Was that a simulated old-LP-effect or something else altogether?
Thanks
Marty Hmm... I don't hear any pops on this end Sunset. Can you pinpoint the pop for me? John  They were here and there when I listened. It sounded like an intentional "phonograph" effect. Must have been something on my end. I'll give another listen.
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