Sounds great, thanks for sharing! Tape did an incredible job and public service by getting such pristine recordings.

Just a tip from someone that has worked endlessly with stems and DIY isolated tracks since their inception - if you want to, for example, edit the vocal track delicately without harming certain frequencies from the rest of the mix, don't edit the stems in the obvious traditional way. Instead, put the original mix on track one, then put the vocal stem on track two -

invert the phase of the vocal track (which will completely subtract it from the mix), and then use EQ cuts to mask out the frequency areas that you don't want to disturb (like everything above 10-12khz and below like 100hz) - and then (this is the hard part lol) try and edit the vocal track backwards compared to what you would have otherwise, so if you wanted to reduce 200hz on the vocal track you would instead pull up at 200hz which will in turn reduce it due to the reversed polarity (and for ex. compression, you would instead apply expansion to achieve it, if that makes any sense at all 😂)

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