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RE: DTubeDaily: Tour A Professional Recording Studio
Thanks for the run through of the studio. Definitely got some gear envy watching that, but what I love is that you seem to have a good deal of vintage gear and involve it with some more modern modular stuff. I can see why the character of your music is so interesting looking at this.
First: thank you! What a ridiculously nice thing to say.
Second: Working with outboard nets you five or ten percent more inexplicable mojo, at (to begin with) probably 10x the inconvienience (recalls, automation, etc.) Over time ive just tried enough solutions that now -finally- it feels about as seemless as it can be without going to a large frame console which is impractical and uneccesary in all the ways. The ssl sigma at the end of every chain (basically like a synth vac except pro tools automatable) ... complete game changer.
I’ve only recently started to get a handle on my end chain processing, but I feel very amateurish at it. I feel like I’m fairly decent at sound design on a individual sound level, but loose the plot when doing mixdowns. I’m working through it. Don’t quite have the money for the nice outboard, but I’m spending more time learning the Waves emulations and doing what I can. Finally got a modular synth today. Pretty basic, but I’m excited right now.
Thanks for the content you put up here and keep it up.
Are you on modulargrid.com ? If so post a link to your setup!
Nope, purchased a Blue Lantern Evila synth so I'm not quite on that Eurorack level yet. I literally can't find anything online about the synth, but the company moved onto making eurorack a few years ago. Looks like this. Seemed like a way to start down the path. Looks like this.
RAD.
Super solid company in eurorack world....looks like a hell of a nice piece of kit!