Hello bro. What's your monitor screen size? & what resolution is it in?

thank you very much learned a lot bro. looking forward to the following videos I am new on Reaper at I have alresdy recorded my self while watching you step by step.

RENDER QUEUE is incredibly time saving. In my case, on live jazz sessions I can send versions to the client waaaaaaay faster than in any DAW

Today I learned that snare heads are like toilet paper. 1 ply should never be your first pick.

I suggest you take many audio / digital test as you can and kind of try to have a SOLID PROF knowledge about your information! I meen test and concluded yourself! I can not tell you about coding digital audio ! You have to learn yourself!😊 Do not asume you read something and you will know it! In over 28 years i ve learn and constantly read again because is very easy to slip on false!

I will give you a honestly good advice ! Try setting a astonishing preparation of your composition! Mark well on paper and try envision well before capturing exactly what your aim for sonically and artistically! Use 44,1 32 bit or 64 bit overflow! Do not use oversampling or difference of oversampling in your chain ?And with a honest computer your ready for bilboards! Do you plan release ADAT formats ? Asume not ! Is not lach of respect is just pure experience acumate in a life of this stuff ! You have all it takes ! Les digital is better!

As a drummer known as the "Russian Dragon," I get it.

Thank you. Smart and clear. It made my day and I think I'll be back soon.

Thanks for the video. It is super informative for a beginner. I am using this to get myself familiar with Pro Tools as my Berklee online course is starting soon. I never used Pro Tools but I have used Cubase for a quite long time and I have to tell you.. For all these things in the video, Cubase is light years ahead of Pro Tools. And a question. Why would you set the reverb input to bus 3-4 when there is already a bus called Verb?

Whoa, without knowing or trying, I have virtually the same gear. All the Stams, plus the HRK. I use an ELI Derr Esser in place of the dbx, because :). Plus a Cranborne 500 adat instead of midas, giving me the spaces for a Lil Chop Shop and a Kush Clariphonic. Because, because.

You’re awesome man! Thanks for taking all the time

I have the ART Pro VLA II and it's truly an amazing compressor. I swapped out the tubes for Genalex Gold Lions and wow. Great video!

Same

Could it be possible that I like the definition of 1x12 better? I don't know if it would be possible to hear yourself well in a live concert.

Sounds different with the invert? 😃

Awesome Communication, Adam!!!

Thank you! 4 years later, this video is still helping people.

Can you share the 1176 comp models that match yours there please - BLA bluey? Does the IGS Alter achieve the same?

Very good job guys...bass player nailed it.

You have jumped to weird shit, How about the basics as you video says, You know recording a guitar. Adding the Interface.

The problem with any remaster made from the original tapes is that they have been sitting around for decades, and tapes degrade just sitting on the shelf. That's one reason why many remasters sound bad no matter how well -intentioned the engineer.

So good! What an episode. All the tiny tools we need!

16ohms looks like a fuck bee on my ear! 8ohms for me it's better

My Friend Is there anyway you can send me how you did those rear height speaker pole adjustments? :)

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Why do you have so many IN5s though in the background? :)

It will perfect for a live rig, right?

Just a minor correction: LA-3A style compressors do not have valves (tubes). The LA-3A was designed to be a successor to the LA-2A, and transistor/solid-state designs were the newer and more modern option at the time.

The hard way was what I was looking for and thanks sir, I finally decomposed my drum kit and didn't hear only kicks though I thought I had routed my drum set to sub-tracks. As it seems, they were all getting Audio 1/2 :)) Thanks a lot!

16 tighter

Thanks for the video and good job. I wish my blues cube got could take these capsules but it is a great amp nonetheless. 🎶🤘🏻🎸

J1 - top 1??)😊

2roomMic's2Tape&~mixingboard, getta out that mess, m Wait, you say "I better get use to it"? Hold on, let me charge up the battery on my DAW,,,,😮😂😅😊❤😊

Thanks for breaking down the technical aspects of this amp's design in an easy-to-understand way for us non-electrical-engineer types. That’s the most coherent explanation of rectification and how the different stages can be manipulated to affect tone. Nice work!

How are they that expensive for what you're getting? I've bought a ton of cheap shit to save money and I always end up having to upgrade anyway.

What if you don't give a shit. Is 41.1 of 48 better?

I would like to know if the 412cab consisting of two Alnico creams on top and two Redbacks on bottom is suitable for pairing with Wizard MC2?

I use Paracetamol myself. I still like to mic something up even though in my untreated home studio, I sometimes get the neighbours dog that won't shut up. It's easy enough to cut that out afterwards anyway. I have EZdrummer 3 which is terrific. Other VSTs come with a sort of virtual "retailer" to browse all the other goodies whether I want them or not. I sort of appreciate the possibilities but I'm very aware that this takes time to load and uses lots of CPU when the only things I use are a couple of bass and guitar amps yet I've loaded up an entire stockist of "stuff" into Reaper. Others do it via a separate "Product manager" which goes in the computer "start" and this is much more satisfactory. One way or another, to buy a paid plugin commits you to uploading a whole range of unwanted upselling, even to the point of gadgets to buy first and clutter your desk just to get started. Strokes for folks - do what you think best. Since I find little difference between a Telecaster or a Les Paul through "Full chat" gain, I skip VSTs that are about cork-sniffing and I'm not that likely to upload an AC30 or a Marshall Plexi if they don't authentically deliver these at the gorgeous "just switched on - in the room" settings. Which they don't - and I know this for sure because I have them - along with a zillion cabs, stomp boxes - just to get the choice of three Ampeg bass amps - of which I use two. I no longer even consider freebies or beta jobs. I'm sure some are good but reviews are no substitute for loading them to try it - followed by getting rid of it soon afterwards. What's the acronym for "Pain in the 'arris?" So.....not that much faff, not that much Paracetamol, not any more VSTs than I need. EZDrummer is essential and the rest....so what? Incidentally, I picked up a tip for mic-ing up instruments that I've found to be vital. The beautiful light displays on some interfaces to set up your signal means little for two reasons - the first is the gain-staging which you have to assess for self by trial, error, experience, brute force ands ignorance. The second is - the core sound. If it just stinks, back off the interface a whole lot and take a listen. The best sound is rarely just below clipping. Big thanks for these videos - lost without them.

Hello Adam, I am new to your channel and so far you are easy to follow. I do have a question and my first problem. I followed your steps, and I am at the point of creating a track. I opened the screen, double clicked on the blank space, selected insert then selected media file. I did not get the secondary drop down with all the files to select from. There is a peaks folder and a learning test however, nothing opens with a ware form in the track. I am stuck and don/t know how to proceed, can you or anyone help?

Dang dude, as a huge V30 hater the 8ohm one sounds nice, thick and dark. The 16ohm one has that typical high midrange and treble spike, that granted, chomps through a band mix like nothing else, but it's just so ice picky and irritating.

thank you a bunch i've been totally stuck on all the basicas as simple as setting up vst and midi keyboard and you helped a ton!

Best all-around microphone for a truly skilled vocalist. Not a screamer or a pitchie rock singer

Where's the 70/80?

Useful thanks.

Interesting that he calls it a 90’s sound when the mixing was done with little to no extras. Watching Mills play this live, the piano sounds the same.

Ok I'm downloading it again. I deleted reaper a while back when I tried to just edit a pop out of an audio file and there was no simple way in the daw to draw the pop out.

This video is comical to watch knowing that they are, in fact, the exact same internals 100% replicated, and the only difference is the ball grille. Talk about placebo effect, lol. And the fact that you can take the Grille off of the 58 and it becomes a 57, which makes the 58 more versatile than the 57, with better use for vocals with the grille. And for instruments without.

The Redback is something special, it has both darkness and clarity to it. It very easily destroyed all the others.

great videos, in 2024 stillwatching, have a question, do you have any video mixing voices? am kind of lostand i wouldlike to learn about it,thxns

Metal snares are for college marching bands. Wood snares are for music.