Dennis Herring waxes poetic about one his first purchases as a music producer, the inimitable Fairchild 660 Limiter and how it was integral in The Beatles Paul McCartney Bass sound on “Revolver”.
Why isn't this guy a recording-world influencer? He is the voice of experience. Listen to him! He understands the nuances. You can tell by how he's talking about the use of this compressor. That's not just information, it's instinct.
That’s not “Mr Fairchild” that’s rein narma who designed your compressor. Fairchild purchased his designs and hired him as chief engineer for Fairchild.
Put some respect on reins name. He designed consoles for Les Paul and Rudy Van gelder and is an unsung hero. A real genius and pioneer who deserved a lot more credit. Usa 🇺🇸
