Just wanna say thank you for posting this video, I just wish more young people interested in this field will benefit from it. I am a college professor and 90% don't know anything about mixing - or real analog sound for that matter, they focus on DAW mixing only and plugins. Sadly, they've never used or even seen a mixing console. Many ask why do we need it, and that just pierces my heart. Thanks again!

@Ultimatestudiosinc

8 ай бұрын

Thank you for watching! I completely agree with you. Even if someone mixes mainly ITB there is so much to learn from this type of workflow. Not only because of sound but from a creative stand point as well.

Big Win with this vid Charlie. Thank you for your time and efforts. Cheers.

great vid ! I really believe there is room for analog and digital in the studio. I just landed a Soundcraft series 600 mixing console. Which will integrate nicely with the modern day tools. This vid helps thanx man

I just found this channel and so glad I did. wish I found them sooner. Thanks Chris!!

@Ultimatestudiosinc

6 жыл бұрын

Welcome to the channel bane! Thanks for watching and hopefully I'll catch you at one of the broadcasts! Happy recording! Charlie

Very well articulated and informative. Bass gtr sounds amazing... Thanks for sharing!

@Ultimatestudiosinc

6 жыл бұрын

Thanks! I appreciate it. Thanks for watching. Looks like you have a nice operation yourself! Happy recording! Charlie

I have benefited a lot from your videos! Thanks! I am an analog guy too and want to buy a Trident 16 or 24 in 2018.

Salut Charlie, super didactic video, after sound engineering school, young pros use to focus on "the box" because of the obvious convenience and no doubt "computer generation". I belong to this new generation who dreams to revive with an analog mix at least. Personally the main difficulty lies in the workflow which could become a labyrinth then leads to a disappointment. You remind points i've been wondering about since a while. Thanks so much.

@sophiatyriel7399

5 жыл бұрын

I've navigated this exact path successfully, it took about 7 years, many setbacks. Of course in this 7 years i also became an expert on things I previously knew nothing about, learned all sorts of incidental skills besides mixing, built my own acoustic treatment, learned about acoustics and psychoacoustics, room measurement, physics of sound.. etc. So I say, go into that labryinth, and never look back! you will figure it out. Never doubt yourself.

BROTHER, YOU ARE THE BEST!!! You oooh really helped me!! THANK YO

Until recently I used a second computer as a mixdown deck. I have one computer with a 24 I/O channel interface and another computer with a 8 I/O interface. I used the 24 like a 24 track tape recorder 24 in and 24 out. The outs are all routed through the mixer. The second computer is used like a 2 track and patched into the console just like a reel to reel. Recently however I switched up and I have two interfaces in one computer. I use protools to multi track on the 24 I/O through the console with the stereo outs of the console back into the second Apollo X4 interface and into Harrison Mixbus as a second DAW. This is all on the same computer and my mixes have never sounded better.

good work king, love you

Best quote: "Sometimes I'm doing some MANUAL automation"!!! hahahaha Awesome stuff! :)

How are you routing all your mics in, Through the Mixer or straight to your converters? Thanks for the video

Thank you for your response, i Use protools 10, 192 I0 interface, 4 channel focusrite mic pre, and Allen health mixing board. So so basically come out of my 192 into my Allen health channels on my mixer, then back into the daw stereo? Then i can monitor whats been mix on the Allen health mixing board?

Great video! Just wondering, have you tried sidechaining compression to an equalizer? I've heard that analog compression can really mess with the lows if not quick enough.

That was great. Thank you.

I think he mentioned the audio interfaces he uses!! Motu 24io, and 2 2408s! They run from a pcie card in the computer. Similar to my interfaces! I have a 1224, and two 2408 mkIIs connected to a pcie card connected to a Soundcraft 32LXII mixer! I use Cubase and Studio One, work great!!

Ok great thanks i am on the right path, I just got one more question to ask you that's puzzling, I would like to mix 16 channel on my outboard mixer but I only have two channel compressor, but I want to compress all 16 channel of tracks do I need to buy more compressor?

Hi mate, I’ve always been interested in getting a mixing desk. I don’t know much about them. Watched a few videos, but that’s it. Can you tell me what I would need to get set up please, i.e: Mixing desk, reverb machine, converter, speakers, etc? Thanks a lot. Paul

Just recently got an SSL XL Desk where I'm doing a similar hybrid setup. It's such a fun and great sounding workflow. The only thing that sucks is recall!

@Ultimatestudiosinc

7 жыл бұрын

Hey Brad! Good 'ol recall. That's the only downside to mixing analog. I've just excepted it because it's way more fun (and to me sounds better) than mixing strictly in the box. Sounds like you're in a similar boat.

@bradkinder3616

7 жыл бұрын

I love the sound too. Having an IGS Pultec EQ and the SSL Buss Compressor on the mix buss is nothing short of magic! I use 4 UA Apollos (2 16s, an 8 and an older silverface Duo) for interfacing and conversion and all the great UA plugins which makes it even sweeter.

I will be waiting the second part! or do u already have it?

@Ultimatestudiosinc

7 жыл бұрын

Part 2 of this setup will be out next week. After NAMM I'll do a couple more with different setups.

thanks, it actually let me through so i could download it.

Very good information! I mix in the box but was thinking it's time to get an analog console board but was unsure of how exactly it works set up wise. Helps a lot. What console board would you recommend along with the same amount of In/Outs- audio interface? Already got JBL 308's for speakers.

@Ultimatestudiosinc

6 жыл бұрын

Hey Andrew, That really depends on your needs and budget. If you mix music with high track counts look at 24 or more channels. If your track counts are low to medium maybe 16. You could also use a 16 channel mixer and use it as a summing box and a way to interface stereo groups with other outboard gear. The trident is cool because it's a split/inline console. That means I can split my faders and monitor section during mix down for twice as many channels. Obviously I'm a Trident fan and would recommend that to anyone. I have the Trident 88 but they also have the Trident 78 that is a little less expensive. If those are out of your budget I've also used the Toft ATB and Allen & Heath consoles and have nothing bad to say about either. They worked great and both have nice eq sections.

Sounds great!

@Ultimatestudiosinc

7 жыл бұрын

Thanks Julian!

Awesome video,quick question tho. Is it just a matter of preference that you send the multiple kicks/snare directly to the same output? In my setup I usually send multiple kicks in the box to a bus called "kick master" and then send that to the console. Just wondering if I'm losing out on something by not doing it the other way

Can you please do a video on how you would set up an analog console to an interface for tracking, and what kind of interface/da/ad converters, I/O etc you will need? Thanks!

@Ultimatestudiosinc

7 жыл бұрын

Hey James! This video may answer some of your questions: kzread.info/dash/bejne/pJysqruamNe7fdI.html I pretty much walk through a setup from scratch.

Cool room automation idea!

This is super cool, thank you! I wish your voice was a little bit lower so I can crank this video more when the drums are in. You rock man! Miss the hawk!!!

@Ultimatestudiosinc

7 жыл бұрын

I'll keep that in mind for the next few. :)

Excellent video! I use a similar workflow, but I still record to tape. what I love about my setup is I have so many ways to record :) but my standard way is record all the tracks with the Toft and use out board gear to process, from there I drop it to tape, and from there into Pro Tools for final tweaks. From there back out to the Toft 2 buss ( Which I will have ether a SSL G, API 2500 to Neve compressor on it. I select which compressor based on song or client request). from there I go to the Studer 2trk tape for mix down. What I like about this setup is I get the best of both worlds of analog and digital, I am a analog die hard and will never give up tape LOL but I have been recording since the 80's and still love the sound and dealing with tape machines :) Yeah I know its a trade off but the sound it get I love, plus for me I love the interaction with the music! Please keep the video's coming.

@persianchris2451

7 жыл бұрын

Toft ATB? I have been looking at a Toft ATB 16 lately

@mixc8

7 жыл бұрын

Yes I have the Toft ATB 32

@persianchris2451

7 жыл бұрын

mixc8 how do you like it? what kind of music do you work on?

@Ultimatestudiosinc

7 жыл бұрын

Hey mixc8!! I don't know how I missed your comment....sorry! That's an awesome setup. I'm a die hard analog guy too. No tape machine here but I'm thinking about putting one in. I had a Toft ATB24 for a while and loved it. I made a lot of great music on it. What's your studio called?

@mixc8

7 жыл бұрын

Thanks for getting back to me, my studio is called Mixcelplex Studio's www.mixcelplexproductions.com what I like about your studio is you seem to record just like I do :) I take the best of the old school and combine with the new school, meaning I track to tape and edit ITB. See for me analog is not only about tape it's about the interaction with the music, for me turning real knobs and pushing real faders is what I live for, and yes even dealing with the tape machines. Yes it's a trade off, I have to deal with tape calibration, maintenance etc. But you know what, at the end of the day I love the sound I get and the interaction with the music. Don't get me wrong plug-ins do an outstanding job and I do use them as well, but for me and again for me, nothing like hardware. I am actually looking for a bigger space now, I live here in NYC because I want a Studer A800 and Ampex ATR 102, and plus I want to upgrade my console from the ToFT ATB 32 to the Trident 80. See I do want to go SSL, but for the price point of the Trident 80 for 32 channels at $40k you never are going to get 32 channels of SSL or Neve for that fact under $100K My goal some day is Studio A SSL, Studio B Neve Studio C API Studio D Trident :)

Lot of questions with no answer. I think this guys is in to this guy. No were in this tutorial shows setting up a analog flow. And I mean the wiring, connections. Hmmmm

thanks a lot!!! so nice reverb

@Ultimatestudiosinc

Жыл бұрын

Glad you enjoyed it! This one is a bit old but I have some new ones in the works! Thanks for watching!

Hey hi i am looking for somegear which i dont know whether exists. ..i use yamaha psr 910 n i wanna modify the sound character lively such as (cutoff, release etc etc ) which i dont have an option in my psr and i wanna connect this psr out to some sort ofhardware which can do my work ..CAN U PLZ suggest me if anysuch gear really exists if so the model ...thx

Nice video whats the name of the console that your using ?

love the way it sound..what if i want mix hybrid..lets say i just want to use analog mixer channel strip direct i/o via its insert to my interface i/o..i only wants to use its 4 band eq..is this possible?

What type of mixer are you using? How is your mixer set up too your DAW is there 10 or more channels on your sound card?

how do you control your daw from the mixer

whats a good all around song building mixer/recorder please? was thinking about the Tascam Model 24 24-Channel Multitrack Recorder with Analog Mixer and USB Interface but you cant work/edit one track at a time, dangit!

So what interface do I need to have seperate outputs going into the "Line In" on the analog mixer? I got a Presonus 192 Mobile and I don't think I can connect each output to the analog inputs on the mixer. Help please. Should I sell my interface and get another one which allows me to do this? If so, which one?

Do you use the same board for recording and just change the routing? If so how hard is that to do? I am about to invest in a console and I really want to track and mix on it but I don't know how hard it is going to be to use it for both of those things, lol.

Thank you for a great video but I do have a question I have a Mackie 40 channel 8 bus Consul and I use logic pro I’m trying to send the music back to my Mackie consul can you tell me when I run the 1/4 TRS cables from my focusrite to my mixing board, is it “in line” or something else if you can advise me that would be great thank you for your time

@Ultimatestudiosinc

Жыл бұрын

Hey Leo! It has been a while since I've worked on a Mackie 8 bus but if I remember correctly there is no monitor input for each channel. Only Line in, Direct Out and Insert. (Is that correct?) That means you'll come out of your i/o and go directly into the Line Inputs (if you're not using a patchbay). If you want to monitor analog WHILE tracking you will have to use it as a split console. Meaning a mediated fader for input and a dedicated fader for monitoring. For instance: recording inputs 1-20 and monitoring outputs 21-40. You could also do all of your monitoring levels, panning, etc.. in the box as well and just designate 2 faders on the console as your monitoring returns. If the Mackie has a 2-Bus input you could use that as well and not tie up any of your monitors. Hope this helps!

cool video, just one quick question im getting a usb console mixer and im going to buy a 3 n 1 eq and comp, limiter analog channel outboard gear and connect it to my usb mixer, if i do that can i tweek the tracks that i already recorded with my mixer eqs and the new outboard gear im getting and how do i add the effects to my music program using the outboard gear that ill buy , thanks bro

@Sunkenballs12

3 жыл бұрын

You figure it out dawg?

Are you satisfied with the TRIDENT 88, as far as transparency and headroom goes? It has Lundahl transformers? Thanks for the video!

Hi! I've got a question. How do you set this all up with the digital-analog and vice versa? I'm new to mixing and been purely ITB. Someday I'd like to go hybrid and add a mixer with my set-up. Thanks!

how does logic sync up with your board?

How do you have your mixer set up to monitor the sound from the board and back in protools. Do you connect a pear of apeaker directly from your mixer?

@Ultimatestudiosinc

5 жыл бұрын

Hey Desmond! My speakers are connected to the monitor section of my console but to monitor what I'm actually mixing I have a feed coming back on the 2-track of the Trident. So the main outs of the board to back through the i/o to the DAW. I then send that signal back out to the 2-track of the board. That way I'm monitoring what it actually being printed in the DAW. Make sense?

On your mixdown, How do you run your Main Outs of The Analog Mixer, back to the Interface?

@maine6428

4 жыл бұрын

I was wondering the same

@thedayones4918

3 жыл бұрын

Me too!

@basslineradiogaming5299

3 жыл бұрын

that would be handy to know

Hi, How do you connect your outboard gear to your desk? Like you said you are doing some compression on the kick drum. is this compressor hooked up to the desk? How? Thanks!!!

@sophiatyriel7399

5 жыл бұрын

this can be done at an insert point on the channel, a special jack that sends a signal and recieves one back on the same connector. The cable inserted into said connector must be a Y cable, i.e., it must feed two (necc. unbalanced) connectors, one to feed the outboard comp's input, and one to return the output of the comp back to the insert point. Like this, you could have a mic or line plugged into the channel directly, yet still be placing that inserted comp in between the input stage and the channel EQ, fader etc.

Hey dude are you tracking through the trident? Like where is the drummers headphone mixing coming from, through Logic outputs or directly out from trident? If so, through logic are you having any latency issues? thanks!!!

@Ultimatestudiosinc

7 жыл бұрын

Hey Ricky! Yes I track through the Trident. I have 40 ins and outs of my i/o. Everything goes to my patchbay and channels 25-40 are half-normalled to my headphone system. I setup Aux channels in Logic to send directly to them and that goes to the headphone mixers. No latency issues. This video has the run down on my patchbay setup: kzread.info/dash/bejne/Zniuk5l7n9u4iZs.html

it work on my pc thx bro vеry much

Hey, I have a problem. I'm using Pro Tools with a Clarett 8Pre+ as my interface and a Focusrite Pro 40 for extra inputs and outputs. When I mix out of the box and use more than one insert on a single track, I have to mute the later insert in my control center because it creates feedback. Is this normal, or are my connections wrong?

Good video ! though I am still not sure what the point is of having the console? cant all this just be done in Logic!?

How to you monitor what your doing on the mixer board to the speaker, and how do you route the tracks back to the Daw?

@sophiatyriel7399

5 жыл бұрын

You just feed the mixer's output to an A/D converters IN 1&2 let's say, then you select that as your monitor source. What DAW and Interface are you using?

Does your rig work like a controller? Meaning; when you move a mixer knob on your board, does it move in the box????

How do you have your outputs setup?

Great video! What do you think of your Motu 24 i/o?

@Ultimatestudiosinc

7 жыл бұрын

Hey Joe, I love Motu hardware. I've used it for a long, long time and it sounds great and is super reliable.

whats the name of the converters? when in the beginning you mentioned something 24 808 i mean i would like to see the connections of the workflow .. from the console to the pc how is that done

@Ultimatestudiosinc

5 жыл бұрын

Hey Mirko! Thanks for the comment. I have 42 ins and outs. 40 are from the MOTU 24i/o and a pair of 2408's and 2 are from my Apogee Rosetta 200 (which I print my mixes back through). Here is a link to a video I did about my patchbay setup and workflow. kzread.info/dash/bejne/Zniuk5l7n9u4iZs.html Happy recording!

Can u show how & what you're recording back into after going thru the analog board..

@Ultimatestudiosinc

4 жыл бұрын

This video should completely answer your question! kzread.info/dash/bejne/X6iHmdOKkczAmZc.html

Trident are so musical.

Hi Mr. Waymire. Weird saying that since I could chronologically be your parent.. Anyway, I have been playing most of my life and have like zero illusions about career or other stuff. (I'm a Mech. Engineering Prof. if the truth be told.) Still I play with some friends who are quite frankly; kick ass. I am always in awe of these folks but then, I'm just the bass player. lol. (Honestly, Jeremiah the Bullfrog has nothing on me.) I have been putting together a pile of home recording gear to set up for us. (We all have day jobs and as I said, no illusions. We are in it for fun and charity.) I have what I think is an okay set up but need education. Never too old to learn; even at my age. I have the direct connect thing okay but now... a patch bay... YIKES!! So, thank you for the vids. As I said; a pile of gear and pulling it all together is a bit of a challenge. To be sure, these videos look to be most helpful. Kim Hotham. London, ON. Canada.

This is something that has always confused me... How do you actually connect the console to Logic/Protools? The only thing I can think of is plugging the outputs of the console into an audio interface, but that wouldn’t let you mix with the console post recording...right? I find it very confusing and fascinating

@michaelolgaalgar5729

6 жыл бұрын

I wouldn't worry about it Adam! having a mixer is just adding another device in the signal path which is not needed.

@Skeyechi

6 жыл бұрын

The way to do it is to have the outputs of the audio interface plugged into the tape returns or line inputs of the mixer, then the Main L/R outs of the console plugged back into the audio interface's inputs. Then, in your DAW set each channel output to go into the console's input of the matching number (it doesn't have to match, but it certainly makes staying organized a whole lot easier.) So say you want your kick drum on channel 1 of your console. You would hook up Output 1 of your audio interface to Line In 1 or Tape Return 1 on the console, then in the DAW send the kick drum out of Output 1, and it should be on Channel 1 of the console. Then when it is time to print the mix, you'd make a stereo track in your DAW and plug the console's Main L/R outs into the inputs of that channel in your DAW and record those.

@michaelolgaalgar5729

6 жыл бұрын

Described perfectly!

@CAVERN1234

6 жыл бұрын

MTGSam would this set up be better set up through a patchbay ?

@Skeyechi

6 жыл бұрын

CAVERN1234 yes

Do you ever sum on the way in? E.g. blend your three kick mics to a single channel of recording?

@morbidmanmusic

2 жыл бұрын

why would ya, and lose flexibility for no reason. That is an tape hang over when we only had a few tracks.

@sartoriusrock

2 жыл бұрын

​@@morbidmanmusic I've heard some engineers say that summing multiple mics pre-A/D converter has a different impact on the sound than digitally summing, or even having them come from digital-to-analog for summing in the analog domain. I haven't had a chance to compare the methods myself, but I do know that other analog processing (i.e. compression, EQ) pre-conversion has a different impact on sound than post-conversion, so it wouldn't surprise me.

Are you sending a stereo print mix back into the DAW or a full multrack reprint?

@Ultimatestudiosinc

7 ай бұрын

Stereo mix. This video is quite old though. I have a newer one out with an update on my setup. Thanks for watching!

So the movement of the faders on the console actually show on the daw? How does that work?

@michaelcandido2824

3 жыл бұрын

no it gets printed to the track

how did you connect the analog mixer to your audio interface? or was it automatic you got multi track recording for that consule?

@Ultimatestudiosinc

2 жыл бұрын

All of the direct outs for each channel of the console go to the patchbay which then feeds the inputs of the i/o. Here's a video I did with the routing of the console/patchbay. It's a few years old but the overall concept hasn't changed. kzread.info/dash/bejne/f39rp5Sfp9eogaQ.html

@TheAgadiers

2 жыл бұрын

@@Ultimatestudiosinc thank you so much

How do you get the tracks to monitor back through the daw?

@Ultimatestudiosinc

5 жыл бұрын

Hey Desmond! THe main outs of the console go back into the DAW to print. I sent the output of that channel back to the 2-track of the Trident so I can monitor what is actually being printed.

Are the converters good enough quality? People telling me I need Prism audio etc.

@erkicaplatz7212

3 жыл бұрын

@Chad Gillihan ok thanks, I really can't tell the difference with expensive converters but maybe that's me

@morbidmanmusic

2 жыл бұрын

buy anything and do work. 50 year music and engineer veteran, and music sales... just do work with what you can afford. the rest is an excuse.

What’s the song?

Ok but...how do you have it connected? How many I/O are need it for this kind of application? Questions like that is what we want to know. Not about what you have in what channels or what processing you doing.

What is the name of your DAW apps? I need to try i yg

@caiomoreno7271

4 жыл бұрын

general midi studio logic pro

which analog mixer do you recommend to a beginner on a budget?

@ezcondition

5 жыл бұрын

Mackie 1604 vlz pro. you can get one for about $250 on ebay. then get a 2 mic usb computer interface like the Focusrite 2i4 2gen: you can get a refurbished one for $140 on ebay. make sure to get an interface with recording software. connect the main outputs of the board to the interface and Bam you got ya a hybrid 16 channel DAW setup for about $400. great thing about the setup is you get 4 aux with the board for some outboard processors alone with the ones in the box. you can bus your drums out with an out board compressor on them. a little time consuming recording multi track but you get good experience in routing.

@morbidmanmusic

2 жыл бұрын

none. Save your mony for a good mic and fix your room. that will pay off much more.

Is that a Trident 88? I have been thinking of getting a Toft ATB 16.... what do you think? Hiphop, pop, dance, electronic music, r&b....

@persianchris2451

7 жыл бұрын

Just clicked "show more" and saw it is a Trident 88. Awesome. I've got the DBX 160X too and have been looking at a Overstayer after I got my Distressor but not sure I'll pick one up just yet

@Ultimatestudiosinc

7 жыл бұрын

Hey Chris! The Trident 88 is fantastic and would be great for any style of music. They just released the Trident 78 is that comes in a little less than the 88 but is a definite step up from the ATB; www.tridentaudiodevelopments.com/trident-78-console/ Having said that I had an ATB for a while and did some amazing work on it. I have nothing bad to say about them.

@Ultimatestudiosinc

7 жыл бұрын

LOVE my Overstayer. Jeff Turzo makes great stuff. It's definitely worth checking out.

@persianchris2451

7 жыл бұрын

One of my buddies was just telling me about the new trident (discussed at Namm), I'd love to have one but that's not the price I'm looking to spend. Glad you have positive reviews on the Toft, I've been keeping my eyes on an atb 16 (with 8bus). Loved your workflow in this video - made me think how 24 channels might be useful.. especially when, like you, I am sending multiple kicks (or snares, etc) to a BUS. Would allow more flexibility for me.

@Ultimatestudiosinc

7 жыл бұрын

The ATB 16 has 56 inputs available at mix down so it can be pretty flexible. Only 24 have eq but you can always use outboard gear to supplement.

works gj

The reverb.....Mono or stereo?

Any tail?

A console is just way too much work nowadays. The 500 series lunch box you have is nice though!!! I wouldn't mind having a midi controlled mix console though, but not the huge, old style consoles. No need for them. I like recall being a "piece of cake".

How do you connect the board to the PC?

@Ultimatestudiosinc

Жыл бұрын

Check out this live stream from a couple weeks ago where I go through the setup. kzread.info/dash/bejne/lJ-C1ryBd9XRf7A.html

So once you complete that mix and start another mix, do you turn all your settings on the console back to normal? I’m thinking you wouldn’t. Just want to confirm.

@Ultimatestudiosinc

4 жыл бұрын

It depends. If I'm going to another mix I probably wouldn't. I would just setup Logic to send out the new song on the correct channels of the console and go from there. However I go from project to project so I have mix sessions and tracking sessions sometimes back to back so I am constantly changing the setup. For mixing I have a "template" so to speak (or at least a starting point) so it does make it a little easier. Does that answer your question?

@soniksource

4 жыл бұрын

Ultimate Studios, Inc yes that answers it. Thanks.

What was your process to actually acquiring all this gear, and then learning how to connect everything and using it? My mind is blown lol...

@sophiatyriel7399

5 жыл бұрын

It just requires dedication, and planning. You WILL spend all of your money on music gear, if you really get into it. Every guy does, it never ends. Learning signal flow is somewhat difficult, but helps to start with a general knowledge of electricity and how it is harnessed, every connection made is a 2-way circuit, it's all about Sources, and Destinations. In this case, DAW tracks are sent as digital signals (samples, at no less than 44,100 a Second) via usb/firewire/other to the D/A converter inside your interface. The more D/A converters on board your interface, the more analog signals can be routed out of the interfaces analog outputs, to feed the mixer's channels. You feed the main outputs, or subgroup outputs of the mixer into hardware INPUTS on your interface, you then select those inputs as your monitor source. This is done in different ways, sometimes from an interface host app, it can also be done inside your DAW by monitoring only those relevant inputs, and being sure all other DAW tracks in your session are headed OUT of the box or are muted. There's so much more but I hope this can help you get started on your quest.

@morbidmanmusic

2 жыл бұрын

its pretty damn simple Slot A to Slot B, and Slot B to Slot A. So much NOT rocket science. Digital is way harder to grasp.

I saw 2:12 AM and thought it was my computer and got freaked out for a second

What DAW are you using

@Ultimatestudiosinc

Жыл бұрын

I use Logic Pro.

What’s the interface you’re using ?

@bigxrecords7375

4 жыл бұрын

Dan Evertt thank you

Look at the level of the faders. It’s not very neat. O dB usually is a nice place to set em then get your gain level sorted. Nice and neat. Not pushed right up the fader channel where you can’t actually push the fader anymore. I’ve not even listened to this yet.

When i run my tracks out to my analog board it opens everthing up! It is night and day! Itb is cool but, man..

all workеd

Nice video would have love to seen the routings . Bro please lose the console n move forward. SSL or Neve I could maybe understand. I did not grasp why you would be using this weird approach to working outside the box.

@Sunkenballs12

3 жыл бұрын

Have you ever done it?

it's basically the same workflow we use on our soundcraft. It's a much more valid and authentic way of doing things. We don't use plugins though we find it will smear up and cloud up your sound. Maybe not in 96k. anyway we are glad to see cats getting away from that ITB madness. Peace!

@Ultimatestudiosinc

7 жыл бұрын

Hey nublackmusic! I don't have a problem using plugins when necessary. Especially since I don't have enough hardware to always do want I want to do. I do try to limit how many plugins I use because I don't disagree that some plugins can smear the sound. In my opinion analog simply sounds better.

Love this mixer for its daw integration. Now all I need is 30,000$

@Ultimatestudiosinc

4 жыл бұрын

They do have the Trident 78 that has pretty much the same guts but a few less features. Not fully modular, 6 Aux channels instead of 8, but the pre and eq are the same. It's a bit more affordable than the 88 (although the 88 is very affordable compared to other consoles). They also have the 68 coming out.

@facksvillain2296

4 жыл бұрын

@@Ultimatestudiosinc yeah, The 68 is right up my alley. Thanks for replying and the awesome content.✌✌

@Ultimatestudiosinc

4 жыл бұрын

@@facksvillain2296 My pleasure. Let me know if you ending up getting a 68. Thanks for watching!

@lardosian

4 жыл бұрын

Have a look at the Tascam 24 channel hybrid mixer, 'something 24', might be a good solution for you.

What we need is setup not talk talk talk

Pongan subtítulos no se entiende una chota

Mlk, se pá que o canal foi hackeado

So.. Microphone goes into a preamp input > preamp output goes into an interface input > interface works with Logic. OK. GOT IT. NOW.... Interface out goes to console input. This allows you to use the board and all of your outboard gear per usual. GOT IT. Now what?

@Ultimatestudiosinc

4 жыл бұрын

Now it's time to experiment! Once you have the setup down the fun begins.

i thought his video was going to show the out from an analog console to make it work with with the box, but the first 5 minutes explains how great my equipment is and how many tracks I can record....sorry just not a very concise video.

Seems like a a lot of money invested in all that gear? So the question is, is it making money for you?

@biggrime

5 жыл бұрын

For me the question is does it make him happy

How to analog mix. Cuts to computer setup for 5 minutes. Huh?

Finally this hack w�rk for me

That was great. Thank you.