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Broadway for Racial Justice

mrufino1mrufino1
in Creations

This is the project I’m currently mixing, first episode just came out tonight! I hope you enjoy it.

Comments

  • McDMcD

    It sounds great. Great singers and superb musicians. You made a great mix. Any details of
    the hardware/software you used for the project?

  • auxmuxauxmux

    Awesome work!

  • mrufino1mrufino1

    Thanks, yes, I’m enjoying it immensely! Sadly that’s not my studio nor did I track it, but I am honored to be mixing it.

    Just using logic and my 2012 mbp with Apollo x8, apogee ensemble going into a passive external summing mixer, back into computer via two alctron “neve type” preamps and a bugbrand ssl compressor clone. Softube console 1 is my main plugin I use now, and some uad and soundtoys stuff. The reverbs are Valhalla room for short verb, uad emt140 plate, IK multimedia hall verb, uad capitol chambers, and uad akg bx20, soundtoys echo boy for delay, and uad ampex 102 for slap.

    The studio did a great job tracking it, that was a big part of it, and of course those players and vocalists are phenomenal. They are releasing 3 songs every Friday night in February.

    Brandon, the singer who did “Don’t you worry bout a thing” is the producer of the project and I’ve worked with him in the past on a similar project (The Gospel According to Broadway) and at the church where I do sound. Still, with the studio that they did that in, I’m really honored that the wanted me to mix. The person playing auxiliary percussion on those songs produced the mixes with Brandon, and they really pushed me to go beyond what I would have normally done, which is awesome.

    Thanks for listening, I know they appreciate it as do I!

  • gusgranitegusgranite

    So cool. Please keep posting updates 👊

  • PandanPandan

    Enjoyed this!

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  • AileromAilerom
    edited February 2021

    It's a pretty cool concept. And the mix does sound great. I know I'll get roasted but to me first singer's voice sounds flat and pitchy in a lot of places. Anyone else hearing that?

  • mrufino1mrufino1

    @Ailerom said:
    It's a pretty cool concept. And the mix does sound great. I know I'll get roasted but to me her voice sounds flat in a lot of places. Anyone else hearing that?

    Obviously, I’m not really in a place to comment on that. But, no shame in expressing what you feel about something that you heard.

  • PandanPandan

    @Ailerom said:
    It's a pretty cool concept. And the mix does sound great. I know I'll get roasted but to me first singer's voice sounds flat and pitchy in a lot of places. Anyone else hearing that?

    Maybe, but she was my favorite out of the 3.

  • mrufino1mrufino1

    New episode comes out tonight! There is a vocal performance by Nasia Thomas that will knock your socks off - I sat in stunned silence for about 5 minutes after I heard the first playback.

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