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  1.    rainierjmartin reacted to a post in a topic: How does Bruce Botnick mix his scores?
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  10. rainierjmartin
    Haha sorry about about that you're right! If anyone has knowledge about both processes, then that would be awesome. His recording and mixing process are some of the best I've heard.
  11. rainierjmartin
    I've been a lurker on this forum for a little while now and I'm amazed at all the wealth of the knowledge here! I'm sure many people here agree that engineer Bruce Botnick is one of the best, if not the best recording engineer for film scores. His work on Jerry Goldsmith's scores, Alan Menken's work, and especially my favorite from the maestro himself E.T., sound so clear and warm even compared to today's modern film recordings. I've always wondered: How does he achieve this? What is his "secret" if there's even one?
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