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Definitely not a bass player.

Really helpful reminder, thank you Adam! Here's how I set everything up through my Apollo for my mastering chain in Logic Pro. I run everything through my Apollo Twin Quad. On the stereo Mixbus channel, I send the signal out to my mastering hardware (SSL Fusion, with send to the Tegeler Creme compressor, followed by the BBE 882i Sonic Maximizer). All devices are connected via XLR and TRS cables to and from the Apollo audio interface. In the Apollo console, remember to link inputs 1 and 2 to create a stereo pair by clicking both inputs, right-clicking, and selecting 'Link.' I place the I/O plugin directly onto my stereo out channel in Logic. My current mastering chain on the Logic Pro stereo channel is: 1. Some type of saturation to warm up the signal (e.g., Softube Tape, or UAD Ampex ATR102) 2. Routing out to the hardware via the Apple I/O utility plugin (SSL Fusion, Tageler Creme, BBE Sonic Maximizer 882i) 3. Kclip 3 (Clipper) 4. Fabfilter Pro L2 (Limiter) I then bounce the stereo WAV or MP3 as usual. My mastering chain is always evolving as I experiment with different plugins, so have fun with it! My next step is getting my hardware outboard gear working with Ableton Live since I'm using Live for EDM Dance Electro/Pop

please please please !!! do NOT use these cheap patch cables ! You have very great equipment, and you kill your signal with bad patch cables :(

Hi Adam, thanks for the video about the patch bay, it's hard to get these first hand informations from the perspective of a player instead of the usual studio owner. Keep up the great job! Simone.

nice video, please do a walkthrough of your equipment😁😆😅🤣. Would like to know if you are using this setup for work and music.

Very cool!! 🤘

Hi. Are you still happy with them?, did they fall of the walls? LOL, with "your sistem", I believe you cant mount any of them horizontally, correct? Thanks :)

very cool!! 🤘

Nice work my friend!! Does it have zoom in and out on the track? I mean, to get a better control of where I want to start and end when looping.

Here's the link: riffdojo.com Would love to hear your thoughts and ideas or feature requests!

I sent this video to @VictoryAmps, here's their response: "Listening to the noise in the video, this is perfectly normal. When pushing the output section of an amplifier, the laminations of the transformer will move and vibrate more noticeably. All of our transformers are potted which help to lower the amount of noise. Historically this hasn't been noticed until amplifier attenuators have been used. All Victory Amplifiers use Demeter transformers, who have a great heritage in making transformers for guitar and bass amplifiers." So there's nothing wrong with my amp(s). As I mentioned in other comment(s), it's not a problem, the sound that I'm getting in the DAW is perfect, it's just an inconvenience...

Are the tubes coming on? I’ve heard you have to let the tubes warm up before you push volume and stuff into them I hope they didn’t blow or something

5:00 Magnetorestriction in the output transformer. This is normal, within reason. Just contact the manufacturer if you feel like it's too much - that's what customer service is for. 💪

I don't understand how a tube amp can be generalized to be difficult or complicated - this may be true for your amp but not for all. And it is _NOT_ normal that your amp does make this noise and it definitly isn't true for all tube amps. In fact my tube amps are dead silent.

1.standby: who told you that you just can't turn off a tube amp at once? there is no reason whatsoever to wait when turning off you can even unplug from the wall with no damage to the tubes or circuit if you don't believe me watch psionic audio or brad the guitologist on the subject on youtube or even dave friedman on tone talk. when turning the amp on you are correct (as long as you don't have a tube rectifier) so you wait 2 minutes while you tune the guitar no big deal for the best tone. 2.heat :get an air conditioner .the heat is nice in the winter 3.noise. something is wrong with your victory amp they are lunchbox amps that's not a very clever design for a tube amp. my 1974x is dead silent at all volumes i have experience with many tube amps all silent unless there is a problem .go to a tech or swap the amp. 4. if you think that studio monitors with tiny 3" drivers give you the full experience you are seriously missing out. you need a cab with 12" speakers, at least one good one otherwise tube amps can be pointless they react with their speakers. 5.enjoy your tone quest!

The amp shouldn't be making that noise. You may want to have someone look at it. Aside from that, I think at least some of your issues come from not fully understanding the differences between gain and volume. This is very important, not just for guitar, but for anytime you are working with audio gear. Knowing all the details will allow you to get better tone with less noise. Basically, when you overdrive tubes to distort, you're applying excess gain to the tubes in the preamp. Where most people go wrong is with volume. A volume control can't overdrive or distort the signal in any way. And if you know how all this works, you can use gain and volume to get a better tone, and have much less noise. You'll also benefit knowing how to indirectly overdrive your power tubes. You're used to working with solid state amps and you don't do things quite the same way with tubes. But once you know all of the details, you won't have any problems.

Sounds awesome! Love this amp. What effects are you using? Some type of reverb or echo?

Sweet set up bro! Another great video

So happy I found this video! Thank you bro!

Goosebumps here!! SICK!🔥

O kiko Loureiro soa impressionante desde o início da banda Angra. Musicalidade impressionante.

Great video, we got a glimpse of the production process 🙂

Why didn’t you just use a noise gate? Also eat fried chicken before you record. The Stones have fried chicken in their rider. New strings are always gonna give that sound, but greasy fingers slide.

Thanks for the review. Do the stickers to attach it on the wall came with the product?

Why did u bought the clone? There's alot of plugins (from UAD, Arturia, Overload) that can replace that piece of gear. If i were you I'd invest on monitors.

the fact this doesn’t have more likes actually blows my frickin’ mind, excellent work brother 🙏🏽🙏🏽

You sure do have a lot of instruments and gear for someone who isn't a musician lol! I look forward to hearing your music in future episodes.

nice video dude! excited for your journey, random tip if you change your shutter speed on your camera to 172.8 degrees at 24fps you wont have the light flickers in the background. peace!

Finally somehow who reviews this product! Thanks!

nice work! studio looks great. let us hear some of the songs in next video!

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great playing..!..next one is the weird outro ;-)

That's a lot of black t shirts lol

Excellent Adam. 👏😊 Bravo for this magnificent report... 😍

oh yeah - we some nice time in helsinki! :-)

Subscribed! Well done!!

Thanks, I've been trying to figure this out with my compressor and Apollo Twin, but I'm using FL Studio.

If yu put XLR cables u force it through the Preamp, thats why u can choose only MIC.

Actually very useful and speeds up work flow for sure. All depends on your needs though.

What are you holding in your hand? With the light on it?

How do you route the mix to your speakers? I use the four apollo x4 outputs for my two monitor systems? I have no idea how to keep my both monitor systems running when all four outputs are used for outboard gear. Thanks for short answer. (Great video!!!) Cheers from Ibiza.

So basically you just need an interface with more than 2 mic inputs ? And great tutorial 💯

Hey how do you use it for your daw for mastering or limiting

Hey cool video, here's a little explanation I hope it's understandable. Warm greetings from Germany! Since you have inserted an XLR plug into a combination socket, the Apollo recognizes that the connection is on all 3 pins of the XLR and sets the MIC level. If you insert a TRS cable instead of the XLR, it would recognize the three contacts in the TRS. With an XLR it always depends on the MIC level and with a TRS, Line. This is for all interfaces with a combination socket the same.

Freaking love this song!!!! It sounds so much better like this dude! Love your guitars too!

The feedback part was genius

Great work Adam. Sounds nice on the guitar. 😎

How would I plug mic in if I use xlr

Welcome to the "Outboard" club!