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Steve I do not live at the center of the universe. Only people from Nashville apparently do. BUT I do know a tiny wee bit about how MOST pros do it NOWADAYS. The methods the Beatles used are now ancient history. What I am talking about is regarded as standard studio practice in the industry worldwide and few engineers if any would recommend recording vocals your way. If you do it different and it suits YOUR needs then fair enough. I am just saying that if you went to a pro studio I doubt they would choose your way to record.
Now as we have both let go of the rope I suppose we both fall over.
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