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Carnaby Studios Artist Series - Connor Crossland, drums. Part 2 #drums #recording #carnabystudios
#drums #recordingstudio #artist series
Welcome back to the Artist Series videos here at Carnaby Studios. Up next is the second installment from drummer Connor Crossland who's recorded here with us at Carnaby Studios. I think you'll agree with us that not only does Connor's kit sound great, but he's got some grooves and chops.
Connor's kit seen here is a satin finish green Jalapeno custom made kit, made by David Nutall. Dimensions are: toms - 10x7, 12x8, 14x14, a 20x18 kick and 14x6 snare. Cymballs are: Paiste 14" formula 602 hi hats, 22" formula 602 ride and 19" dark masters series crash.
Here's a rundown of the mic set up used for this recording:
Kick in: AKG D12
Kick Out: ADK A48 Valve Co...
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#Martin HD-28V Versus #Sigma DM-1 Acoustic Guitars. Is there a difference between the two guitars?
Просмотров 24 тыс.4 года назад
In this video we take a look at the Martin HD-28V and compare it with the Sigma DM-1 and see if there's a diffenece between the two and if so, how much? First up is the Martin HD-28V with its Sitka spruce wood top material with East Indian Rosewood on the back and sides. Retailing at an eye watering price of RRP: £4,250.00, this guitar is certainly not cheap. Then Mick switches to the Sigma DM-...
Selmer Concord 8 Watt Valve Guitar Amp - a rare British gem #selmer #recording #guitar amp
Просмотров 1,1 тыс.4 года назад
#selmer #recording #guitar amp #recording studio In this video, here at Carnaby Studios in West Yorkshire, we look at the Selmer Concord 8 watt valve guitar amp circa 1964. Initially Mick was going to scrap this little gem before finding a local amp tech who brought it back to life. As it turns out, it's quite a collectable item and despite its 8 watts, can drive nicely, with the added bonus of...
Carnaby Studios Artist Series - Connor Crossland, drums. Part 1 #drums #recordingstudio
Просмотров 3054 года назад
#drums #recordingstudio #artistseries Welcome to the Artist Series videos here at Carnaby Studios. Up first is drummer Connor Crossland who's recorded here with us at Carnaby Studios. Connor's kit seen here is a satin finish green Jalapeno custom made kit, made by David Nutall. Dimensions are: toms - 10x7, 12x8, 14x14, a 20x18 kick and 14x6 snare. Cymballs are: Paiste 14" formula 602 hi hats, 2...
How Many Strats Do You Need? #fender #stratocaster #carnaby studios #recording studio
Просмотров 4684 года назад
#Fender #stratocaster #carnaby studios #57 deluxe amp #shure sm57 At Carnaby Studios in West Yorkshire, we asked ourselves a question; does a person need more than one Fender Stratocaster and if so, why? Does it make a diffference and how much? We looked at the following strats: a '56 reissue strat, a Mexican strat, the 60th Aniiversary Strat and a Custom Shop strat. We played them through a Fe...
Looking At You
Просмотров 7384 года назад
Original song written and performed by Mick Brown, recorded, mixed and mastered at Carnaby Studios West Yorkshire by recording/mix/mastering engineer and producer Stanislaw Dziama. 1956 Reissue Fender Stratocaster recorded onto Pro Tools with a combination of a Shure SM57 microphone and an SE R1 Ribbon microphone. Vocals recorded through a Neumann U87 microphone all into a Soundcradft 2400 Seri...

Комментарии

  • @aaronlarsen7447
    @aaronlarsen7447 4 месяца назад

    My Martin OM28 stays at home, or in a studio. My Sigma feels exactly the same. You don't hear the open harmonics and high end sound over street level noise. Sigmas have a pleasant balanced tone. Sigmas are tough. You can take them to the beach, the park, camping. If a person wanted to install a nice knk mini these are very gigable. Everyone who ever had a Sigma tells a similar story.

  • @guitarfool70
    @guitarfool70 7 месяцев назад

    solid rosewood vs laminated mahogany, not a very good test

  • @rodneykitchen3869
    @rodneykitchen3869 7 месяцев назад

    I can’t tell much difference, I’ve owned a few Martins and just about to get a Sigma( can’t afford a. Martin anymore ) thanks For the vid Mate…. Rod in London

  • @spiritualawakenings6251
    @spiritualawakenings6251 9 месяцев назад

    Here is some truth. Blinfolded anyone listening couldnt tell Martin from a sigma or any other dreadnought style. Martin is a highly advertised placebo .

  • @TedSchoenling
    @TedSchoenling Год назад

    a 'proper wage' in the US or UK would make somebody at a guitar factory in Indonesia wealthy beyond it is relative.

  • @stroker93
    @stroker93 Год назад

    If it's a new Sigma, it's not a Martin... Old Japan made Sigmas are as close as you get, my Japan Sigma passes all over the Mexican Martins... The new Sigmas are Chinese made and owned by a large corporation, just cashing in on the reputation of Martin /Sigma history..

    • @jltrem
      @jltrem 11 месяцев назад

      I have 3 Sigmas, Martin made. Two Korean DM4s and a Japanese made DR7 in Ambertone. I'm curious what the AMI made ones are like.

    • @spiritualawakenings6251
      @spiritualawakenings6251 9 месяцев назад

      The Chinese far surpass America in workmanship and quality. Made in China now stands for quality.

  • @renmad0078
    @renmad0078 Год назад

    Yes as i was suposed the Sigma DM st1 is much brighter than the Martin D28 but i think if you try the other model of Sigma DR st1 which is with rosewood as the Martin it could be much closer because of the same wood back and side. Of course not really the same as the Martin but a little bit closer. Nice video thanks a lot 🙏👍😉

  • @bt1163
    @bt1163 Год назад

    How can you do a comparison video when you don't use same strings for both ? 🙄

  • @gerardoromano3436
    @gerardoromano3436 Год назад

    Have a current production Sigma 00MSE It´s a great little guitar, feels nice, sounds awesome, has a loud voice, I wouldn´t sell It for twice of what I paid, SIgma are great guitars (traded an Epiphone EJ200 Super Jumbo for the Sigma). no regrets, A bit overpriced now, post Covid prices gone mad

  • @gerardoromano3436
    @gerardoromano3436 Год назад

    Hi 1:04 Martin Demo, 4:42 Sigma Demo, thank me later. Cheers, I prefer the clear sound of the Sigma, It cuts best in a mix IMHO and It won´t break the bank, I´m not Chinese so I can say in Asia workers have the same skills as Noth America, UK or any part of the world just my 3.000 pounds in cents :-) Cheers BTW even diffrent string brands and materal can make a guitar sound brighter than others and from the harmonic structure off the sound I can tell they added a bit top end to the recording off the Sigma (unintentional of course)

  • @richard9492
    @richard9492 Год назад

    I can't decipher a word this guy is saying; BLIMEY !!!

  • @VintageYoungSoul2006
    @VintageYoungSoul2006 Год назад

    would you sell it?

  • @johnnydogg746
    @johnnydogg746 Год назад

    Martin is way muddier and raw, earthy sounding.i found the sigma to be over bright and all top end, really no boom.i only have experience in the D18 department, and I have owned a vintage sigma from mid 70' s I'm guessing.both are very similar in looks, but are holding two different hands....

  • @g.j.armstrong5119
    @g.j.armstrong5119 Год назад

    pointless comparing different guitars, imho strings top back and sides must be the same or it's chalk and cheese

  • @logunsrun5
    @logunsrun5 2 года назад

    I like taking these lower end Sigma guitars with a solid top and replacing the laminated back with a solid one. The DM-1,2,3,4,5 are all good for this. There's DR models as well. It changes tone tremendously.

  • @jorgeantonio326
    @jorgeantonio326 2 года назад

    I have a 88 Sigma DR2, Ana amazing guitar ygta I wouldn't trade for the world. I got mine for $300USD 3 years ago.

  • @Red-wave2024
    @Red-wave2024 2 года назад

    You should have at least used a sigma dm3

  • @lgmnowkondo938
    @lgmnowkondo938 2 года назад

    I think all those who think the Martin is miles better or worlds apart in sound quality would have a very, very, very tough time picking the Martin over the sigma in a blind listening test.

  • @bobberry9306
    @bobberry9306 2 года назад

    You do like the sound of your own voice.

  • @NDSTraveller
    @NDSTraveller 2 года назад

    I have a Sigma DR-1ST and love it. That said, I'd be willing to trade you for the Martin....😁

  • @Airavida
    @Airavida 2 года назад

    Thanks for this video mate. I appreciate the recording setup and putting the time in to make this video and record the sound properly for us :-) Cheers mate

  • @respetaalosdemas
    @respetaalosdemas 2 года назад

    Hi Mick, The song need another fake bridge with another good melody to return again if the verse, also a litle tension. Where do you based your studio? Thanks

  • @lafiddler1846
    @lafiddler1846 3 года назад

    The Martin sounded tons better to my ears. So much fuller sound. Tone. The Sigma sounded good for the price.

  • @PeterStrachanMusic
    @PeterStrachanMusic 3 года назад

    The Sigma sounds as good as the Martin.. £3000 difference is astonishing...

  • @callhimd1zzy
    @callhimd1zzy 3 года назад

    Nice video but weird pairing. Would make more sense to do hd-28 vs dr-28h ?

  • @Jimmyzapata193
    @Jimmyzapata193 3 года назад

    I have a 1978 sigma and it sounds beautiful, it’s the oldest and longest I’ve had a guitar besides my very first guitar, a hohner given to me by my father when I was 15

  • @andyr8805
    @andyr8805 3 года назад

    Love the comparison but the uncertain presentation actualy makes it difficult to follow and find the patience to watch it out. Great playing though.

    • @Curtismyguitarworks
      @Curtismyguitarworks 2 года назад

      Yeah I didn't know we were going to get a history lesson within a guitar comparison, even though I can appreciate that it was not very concise

  • @chaipod
    @chaipod 3 года назад

    R u comparing your speech or the guitars

  • @digchevelle
    @digchevelle 3 года назад

    5 points for the Legend of Zelda Deku Tree reference.

  • @vegetableswife
    @vegetableswife 3 года назад

    At least compare to an all solid sigma with the same woods like the sigma SDR-28H.

  • @sanooki
    @sanooki 3 года назад

    i have the Sigma DT-28H+, which more closely matches the Martin here. Or, you could have matched the DM-1 to a Martin D-18...

    • @Brenners2010
      @Brenners2010 3 года назад

      I'm researching Sigma guitars at the moment and I'm wondering is the DT-28H their version of the Martin D-28? I read that the D-28 is Martin's flagship guitar model so am I right in saying that the DT-28H is Sigma's flagship model also? Any help would be appreciated!

    • @sanooki
      @sanooki 3 года назад

      @@Brenners2010 sorry for the slow reply. It's a copy of the HD28. But, if you look into the history of Martin, the original D28 model had the herringbone also, from what I've seen. Actually, the 45 models I think are the top. In Sigma, they also have all-solid models that are more expensive than the DT-28H, which has laminate back and sides. I'd call it a mid-level in their line, but i like it a lot. Good hunting.

  • @bruceskelton8160
    @bruceskelton8160 3 года назад

    pause, pause

  • @Bobby007D
    @Bobby007D 3 года назад

    The Sigma has a laminated top ! The Martin has a solid top !! I think /:

    • @sanooki
      @sanooki 3 года назад

      solid

    • @TonyBurke100
      @TonyBurke100 Год назад

      Sigma is a solid top that's why it sounds as good as the Martin. Laminated sides and back don't add a lot to the sound.

  • @robertjohnson3855
    @robertjohnson3855 3 года назад

    Trying to compare 2 guitars constructed of 2 totally different tone woods is really a worthless comparison in my opinion, with no disrespect to you. If you're going to compare a guitars of rosewood back and sides and a Sitka spruce top the 2nd guitar should be the same, not mahogany. These woods ability to project and sustain are quite different

    • @gregg2086
      @gregg2086 3 года назад

      First of all, the Sigma is laminate back and sides and is 90% cheaper, secondly, let your ears and wallet do the judging, not some spec sheet

  • @davidledford3522
    @davidledford3522 3 года назад

    I like laminate myself sounds great not as fussy as a solid wood instrument

  • @sc12100
    @sc12100 4 года назад

    Maybe I didnt catch it, but I didnt hear you say anything about the back and sides being different. The Martin has solid Indian Rosewood and the Sigma has (Laminate) Mahogany. Not trying to be a prick, but that is a pretty big difference and if you're gonna compare the two based on price and quality, it helps to get two guitars with close specs for a thorough comparison. Not only that, the DM-1 has "Laminate" back and sides and its not even solid wood and thats why you're not getting the sustain of a solid wood instrument - let alone like that Martin. Budget is always a part of the equation when choosing a guitar. Martin has value written all over it and if you have to sell it, (especially in today's market) you'll probably get close to getting all your money back. Sigma will be half or even less on the used market. Now this is just my opinion, but there are far better choices regarding PACRIM guitars than Sigma. I'd rather have an Eastman, Blueridge, or even a Recording King over Sigma. Those guitar brands I mentioned will be more money but you can get an all solid wood copy (or close to it) of the HD28V for less than half the price. Good video but these two guitars couldn't be any more different and imo - its not really a good comparison.

  • @TheRickflynn
    @TheRickflynn 4 года назад

    Great stuff Connor 👏

  • @carnabystudios8267
    @carnabystudios8267 4 года назад

    Here's an original song written and performed by Mick Brown, recorded and filmed here at Carnaby Studios. We hope you guys like it, please like, subscribe and leave us a comment and let us know what you think. Thanks, Stan.

  • @DougDunhill
    @DougDunhill 4 года назад

    Nicely Mick ;-)

  • @eggvan
    @eggvan 4 года назад

    Great Mick, enjoyed it.

  • @gibfear
    @gibfear 4 года назад

    I put a Hotrails in my Mexican strat bridge and it wasn't as powerful as the factory pickup! Tested the hell out of it, just seemed the mex pickups were hotter. Cracking guitar though.... Great neck too....

    • @stanislawdziama2893
      @stanislawdziama2893 4 года назад

      When I bought the Mexican strat, it had not long been delivered to the shop (Guitar zone in Halifax, sadly shut down). I tried it against other more expensive strats and it sounded just as good if not better than some. You’re right - cracking guitar!

  • @arlissphotodenny370
    @arlissphotodenny370 4 года назад

    Very emotive and raw. Great song Mick

  • @garyellis2425
    @garyellis2425 4 года назад

    Very touching and meaningful