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Hey reid what’s the difference between Vintech X73 and apollo do Vintech make vocals sound more musical ?

What makes difference between apollo and Vintech x73 in vocals

How do you get 8 FX inserts in apollo console?

Yo true i have the same question.

I would highly appreciate your anwer Reid, I still didn't found an answer for this issue. Thanks!

Pretty sure it's cause he has the apollo 8...more channels...I just bought the the twin x...which is 2

Channel DSP Pairing maybe

By using Luna.

for that, choose "UAD REC", so that the effects gets printed.

Load the same plugin chain in your DAW

Line level

You may have the “PAD” option on in the UAD Console -Unclick the PAD button in UAD Console

There are only 3 supported PCs that work with Apollo and Alienware isn’t one of them. Windows is generally a hot mess for audio engineer because it doesn’t handle low latency audio well. It’s a huge limitation of the operating system

In the console app in the first FX insert slot

Lots of devices display full volume audio at 0.0dB as “red on the meter” but that doesn’t mean your levels are exceeding 0.0 and actually clipping

Yes

As a frequent vocal engineer, I’d take the Apollo latency free workflow regardless of how much better any other interface sounds 💯

Yes 😍 The Compressor/Eq could come from a unison insert that gets printed while the Autotune is a regular insert for the headphone mix only

@@ReidStefanMusic yes, that’s what I usually do with the Avalon unison plug-in, but I was wandering if there’s a way to print a vocal with that, a CL1B and a maag for example…while still being able to use the autotune just for monitoring purpose

@@049Studio i know what you’re saying and no its no way that i know that could do that

put the red nob at 35

and if you want your output louder i usually just compress a lil bit and turn the output up through the compressor

A pre-owned Apollo Twin solo

It only prints the material on the channel itself, not the aux. If that’s your question If you want to print it with the reverb you’d have to run it as an insert and use the dry/wet knob

Lauten Audio Eden

@@ReidStefanMusic thank u so much 👍🏻

Right click above your audio tracks in the top left corner of protools arrangement window, and enable inserts E-H… it sounds like you only have inserts A-D visible

@@ReidStefanMusic First of, thank you for even replying a 2yr old video comment, you the best puppet, no disprespect. My question was your plugin inserts for mic line, increased from 4 slots to 8 slots, even I yu loaded just 2plugins. Is it because your were tracking with LUNA, is that a hidden feature. Thanks once again.

Yes 👍🏻

@@ReidStefanMusic Also, just watched the videos and noticed you don’t put anything on the unison in console. I usually put a preamp on it. Is there a reason why I shouldn’t do that or why you don’t?

@@ryanw9307 unison prints process audio into your DAW. I only want to record dry signal

You must choose either dry or wet audio to be sent to your DAW

Yes I cover exactly this in the full length version of this course that is for sale on MyMixLab. Link in bio

@@ReidStefanMusic Okay I’ll definitely invest because that takes everything to a completely different level sonically!

Use a better pop filter and move closer

@@ReidStefanMusic i cant thank you enough realest puppet

I asked Steven slate this and he said You can use an Apollo instead of the Slate interface that comes with the mic and still get correct results

@@ReidStefanMusic thanks! great job with Izotope club by the way.

Yes reduce the input gain volume to accommodate louder singing, then turn it back up for quieter parts

@@ReidStefanMusic i’ve tried to do that, but it takes away the feel it that makes any sense I lower the knob on the Neve 1073 from 60 all the way to 30 (passing the OFF knob) because artists i record are recording rap vocal. Anyways I don’t see anyone out here with a video of them having their knob that low, im so confused. I have a Sony C-100 to Neve 1073Pre Amp to Tube Tech CL1B Compressor on the Uad console I like to record vocals from the range of -15 to -8db since I wan’t to avoid clipping but Im confused at the fact that I see people recording at like -3 to -5db (i always tend to think how do you avoid all that clipping, Especially on Addlibs/Doubles

@@damvgebeatz you can bring up the volume later but for recording you just a good clean sound if thats what ur going for. And if the vocals is quiet bus your instruments and turn down the volume so that vocals are louder than the instruments bus

I don’t use unison plugins because it records the processing. I want dry recordings in my sessions

@@ReidStefanMusic that makes sense 💯

@@ReidStefanMusic just asked this I will delete my comment but I see unison slot actually make you use alot of gain to get a nice signal

Just sing close to the mic for more warmth

-18db on the Interface?? or in the DAW?

@@girolamo5637 if you were to play back your recording in your DAW dry (no effects) it should be around -18 on average.

Loud Peaks might hit -12

No I don’t. Only public videos for everyone

Mute the Logic channel while recording. You should hear yourself thru UAD console app not your DAW

That mic is worth it tho if u can ever get it esp with the mic emulators it comes with

@@bovinebloodline what's it called do you know?

@@ForTheForsaken Slate ML1

@@ReidStefanMusic thank you kindly

I’d love to know how you’ve verified this 🤣

When I use my SM7b and Apollo I put the input gain all the way up. I don’t have a cloud lifter but I also don’t have noise floor problems even at 100% gain

@@ReidStefanMusic Wow I've been trying to solve this issue for a minute and even got new mogami cables so I think my mic is broken. Thanks for the response Reid