If you could hire any producer/engineer...

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Rick Beato.
He knows a thing or two and looks to have a lovely studio.
Wall of amps I see in the interviews.
We'd have great conversation.

Of course Id have to check his mic collection.
Mics are everything!
 
Bill Metoyer - He did a lot of the old Metal Blade stuff, and I love Mentors as much as I love Omen, Fates Warning, and Tyrant.
Flemming Rassmussen - Obviously people know him for recording the best sounding Metallica LPs, but he was involved with engineering/producing Rainbow, Pretty Maids, Artillery, Brats (punk/metal band pre-Mercyful Fate) among other bands.
Henrik Lund - Another Danish producer, he's done stuff for Mercyful Fate, Witch Cross, Fate (AOR), and Silver Mountain.
Terry Date - Engineered one of my favorite Melodic Metal demos, Waxwing - Appetizer. With some serious Metal-cred producing Chastain, Fifth Angel, Overkill, and Liege Lord.
Max Norman - I'd go with him primarily for his stuff with 220 Volt and Loudness.
 
Why no one mentions Flemming Rasmussen?

Oops, I think I found a mention.
 
I'd have to say either Steve Albino or George Draculas.
 
DeathlyFighter said:
Bill Metoyer - He did a lot of the old Metal Blade stuff, and I love Mentors as much as I love Omen, Fates Warning, and Tyrant.
Flemming Rassmussen - Obviously people know him for recording the best sounding Metallica LPs, but he was involved with engineering/producing Rainbow, Pretty Maids, Artillery, Brats (punk/metal band pre-Mercyful Fate) among other bands.
Henrik Lund - Another Danish producer, he's done stuff for Mercyful Fate, Witch Cross, Fate (AOR), and Silver Mountain.
Terry Date - Engineered one of my favorite Melodic Metal demos, Waxwing - Appetizer. With some serious Metal-cred producing Chastain, Fifth Angel, Overkill, and Liege Lord.
Max Norman - I'd go with him primarily for his stuff with 220 Volt and Loudness.
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Do you honestly feel Flemming produced the best “sounding” Metallica records? To me, he helped produce the best written stuff, but not best sounding. No biggie, just curious.
 
Tone Monster said:
Do you honestly feel Flemming produced the best “sounding” Metallica records? To me, he helped produce the best written stuff, but not best sounding. No biggie, just curious.
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For me yes. I prefer the sound of Puppets annd RTL over the Black Album. The Black Album was made for a mid to slow tempo band and that production would be a mess for anything faster. But I don’t actually care for the guitar tone on the Black album. Drums and bass are good but the guitars are too hollow.
 
skoora said:
For me yes. I prefer the sound of Puppets annd RTL over the Black Album. The Black Album was made for a mid to slow tempo band and that production would be a mess for anything faster. But I don’t actually care for the guitar tone on the Black album. Drums and bass are good but the guitars are too hollow.
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Got it
 
Tone Monster said:
Do you honestly feel Flemming produced the best “sounding” Metallica records? To me, he helped produce the best written stuff, but not best sounding. No biggie, just curious.
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I detest most "modern" rock production, so yeah honestly.
 
Toss up between Fredrik Nordström and Mendel bij de Leij. Do I want classic melodic death metal or modern crushing stuff? Idk
 
Tone Monster said:
Do you honestly feel Flemming produced the best “sounding” Metallica records? To me, he helped produce the best written stuff, but not best sounding. No biggie, just curious.
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Wait, you mean Justice is not the best sounding rhythm tone?
 
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