oddly enough, steve tyler appears on the list of sls clients on dave
stroud's website. if tyler is lifting his larynx on the high stuff (and i
think he is), he would be going against what both preach (but not against
what estill preaches). however, this may be his choice as this may be the
only way he can get that sound so far (or maybe he just thinks it's fun).
he has been doing it a long time.
the chart you're refering to seems to me to make sense according to both
approaches. it seems to be inkeeping with randy's definitions of 'soft' and
'hard' mixes. i can only think that baxter takes it beyond the point where
the sls people see as reasonable. it would seem to violate their adherence
to the location of 'bridges' (i don't mean that as a value judgement. it
does seem that sls feels that the location of 'bridges' are more constant
than baxter does.).
mike
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