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Review of a Neumann TLM 67 with a tube mod (Neumann U 67 Clone).
#NeumannU67 #NeumannTLM67 #microphonereview
We took a closer look at a modded Neumann TLM 67. With this mod by Max Kircher the Neumann TLM transformes into a Neumann 67 clone. Unlike other clones this one has the same capsule as a real U67.
00:00 Intro
00:59 Test setup
01:33 Neumann TLM 67
02:33 Slate ML-1 (U67 Emulation)
03:26 Conclusion
06:15 One more Thing
More infos about this mod: gearspace.com/board/new-product-alert-2-older-threads/971786-introducing-fabolous-tlm67-u87-u67-mod.html
We took a closer look at a modded Neumann TLM 67. With this mod by Max Kircher the Neumann TLM transformes into a Neumann 67 clone. Unlike other clones this one has the same capsule as a real U67.
00:00 Intro
00:59 Test setup
01:33 Neumann TLM 67
02:33 Slate ML-1 (U67 Emulation)
03:26 Conclusion
06:15 One more Thing
More infos about this mod: gearspace.com/board/new-product-alert-2-older-threads/971786-introducing-fabolous-tlm67-u87-u67-mod.html
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Mic Shootout - Slate ML1/Neumann TLM49/AKG C414XLS/Aston Origin
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In this microphone shootout we compare 4 large diaphragm condenser microphones from € 198 to € 1.500. As one of our contestants is the Slate ML1 which can emulate other much more expensive microphones, we decided to spice up this comparison by adding 2 microphone modelling plug ins: Antares Mic Mod and IK Multimedia Mic Room. How does the AKG C414 XLS emulating a Sony C800G sound compared to th...
Kaplan&Hirschmann feat. Stella Jones - Comet (from "Ein Wahnsinnstag")
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"Ein Wahnsinnstag" soundtrack available now: lnk.to/EinWahnsinnstag
"Watu Wote" from the Oscar-nominated Film "Watu Wote - All of Us" performed by Vusa Mkhaya
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Available on iTunes: itunes.apple.com/at/album/wat... Amazon: www.amazon.de/dp/B07B6MVP2Z/r... Spotify: open.spotify.com/album/293xj1... Written by Elisabeth Kaplan Produced by Elisabeth Kaplan & Florian Hirschmann Lyrics by Lorella Jowi & anonymous Directed by Florian Hirschmann Contains footage from the Film "Watu Wote - All of Us" directed by Katja Benrath, Copyright Hamburg Media School 201...
Softube Model 84 Testdrive
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This video kind of happened while toying around with Softube's Model 84 software synthesizer and having lots of fun with it. All synthesizer sounds where performed on the Model 84 (9 instances) while all drum tracks where created using Logic Pro X stock sounds (the Analog Circuits kit). Only Logic Pro X's stock reverbs, EQs and dynamics were used for mixing. composersforfilm.at mr...
Spitfire Audio BBC Symphony Orchestra Core vs. VSL SYNCHRON-ized SE Vol. 1 - A first look
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When we got Spitfire's BBC Symphony Orchestra Core this Spring I wrote a little old-school-si-fi-inspired piece while toying around. After upgrading our VSL Special Edition to the synchronized Version I used this piece to compare both entry-level-libraries. #SpitfireAudio BBC SO Core: www.spitfireaudio.com/shop/a-z/bbc-symphony-orchestra-core/ #VSL SYNCHRON-ized Special Edition Volume 1: www.vs...
Sampling an IKEA lamp with Logic Pro X 10.5
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After banging my head on this lamp (Jakobsbyn) countless times the last couple of weeks I finally decided to turn it into an instrument. I used Logic Pro's new Quick Sampler. Download at #pianobook: www.pianobook.co.uk/library/the-lamp/ composersforfilm.at mrfloh elisabeth.kaplan
I love both mic. For the price the slate m1 is so good.
true it doesn't sound pleasing at all .....beyerdynamic mc740 is way better than this
Nice test! Did you guys try out a few takes with the hpf switch activated (top end boost)? The latest MK67 have this mod to match the modern production U67. Cheers!
To be honest we had no idea that there maybe was a HPF-switch. Do you have a TLM67 with this mod? If so, how do you like it?
@@kaplanhirschmannmusic893 I've had mine for a few months. On the stock setting, I have the same feelings as you about the mic, kind of dull. So I leave the HPF on at all times. I've also just changed out the super cheap mic cable to a Gotham GAC-7 and it suprisingly evened out the midrange perfectly. I'm still putting it through it's paces but overall, i'm really loving it. It's a rich sounding mic. Next up is trying out a few different EF86's for it. Best of luck.
Mazal Tov on these gorgeous and haunting vocals and composition. Even my 16 yr old daughter was drawn in and curious. May I ask what mics and technique were used to record the piano? The piano sound is exquisite as well! Bravo
Thank you for you kind words! The piano sound in this shootout is the combination of two Kontakt-Libraries from Native Instruments. It's the "Grandeur" combined with the "Una Corda". The "Una Corda" adds some mechanical noise and overtones to the very clean sounding "Grandeur".
Amazing voice!
Thank you!
What monitors are being used?
What a great voice!
Thank you!
I think I ahould record with all mics in the future and then choose my favorite i stead of just deciding which mics to use.
This was fun. Having done my own shootout video like this, I found Mic Mod EFX and IK Mic Room were fantastic options if you have a decent source mic.
Excellent mind blowing cool review. You both are excellent teachers. I am subscribing your channel.
loved this. More please. So honest and fun and exciting. Thank you. I am a c414 XLS fan as well
Thank you! We have already other videos in the pipeline ....
I think overall my favorite was the 414xls. Very pure, intimate, & natural. That TLM49 is extremely seductive while being fairly natural. I would’ve liked a Shure KSM44 or 37 thrown in the mix along with maybe a TLM170 or 193.
BBC hands down.
I think the 414 was the best because it entered all the same finals
Is it possible that this has been written with bbc so and than edited to be played on VSL?
You are partially right. It has been written with the BBC SO to test it, after we got it. When I tried to modify it in a way so that it works with the VSL Synchronized Special Edition however I quickly realised that I would be necessary to record some parts again, to get the dynamics right. So it isn't just edited.
Thank you for the clarification! I also read your caption only now😓 I always find quite funky to just copy a region from one library to another. For example I’m noticing that vsl has dynamics controllable with cc even in shorts. As you mentioned it’s very important to re-record the dynamics and other parameters. The vsl player has less articulations but more parameters available to to automate compare to core. Matter of fact I haven’t yet decided where to spend my money this Black Friday! 😂 You had both for a while , what is your personal experience? Thank you for your time:)
@@simonemicieli9024 I think in this example the BBC SO works better, but I like both. We have the VSL SE Vol 1. und Vol 2. and often use their solo instruments - especially wind instruments. For ensemble strings or brass on the other hand we tend to use the BBC SO because it offers more dynamic layers compared to the "smaller" VSL Editions. Best regards, Florian
Gut gemacht.Danke für ihren video!!
beautiful Voice…
The slate Mic is only featured first 1 time. The AKG is featured first 4 times. (Referring to First Test) The beginning of the Vocal is mellow, and not exciting the reverb or compression etc. as much as latter in the track.. SOOO, the first Mic always leaves off a better impression - louder is better ect! A better test would be a short sample 4 words of the vocal looped with strong continents and S's Test 2: 2 measures of overhead drum cymbals, hard splashing, and A/ B /A/B every Mic against each other, ... 😂
I'll plump for BBCSO Core, but that's only because I have it myself (I don't have the VSL library, and as far as I know this is the first time I've heard it). I know one thing, though. BBCSO Core to me is a marvellous tool. It has given me my own private orchestra. For hobbyist composers like myself, that was unheard of until comparatively recently. Thanks for making and posting this comparison.
I have both products, both very different that I would not use to compose every style. I'll summarize it easily: If I want a big and rich sound I will always use BBC, on the other hand if I want a soft, clear and almost perfect sound (not very human) I would use Vienna.
I prefer spitfire bbc core. Definitely on my future purchases list 😁. Anyway nice programming in both.
VSL has this weird phaser like effect on it, while BBC SO sounds ultra clear. Also the crash in VSL sounds quite harsh.
On this example I would say that BBCSO Core sounds better (more live) than very clean (sterile) VSL libraries. But it seems that in this example at least Horns are not EQed properly to be comparable to BBCSO Horns a4. Therefore both libraries are not comparable. Each piece should be mastered and then compared.
What midi controller is that? BBC for me on this one.
It's a Alesis V49.
Merci. Genau was ich gesucht habe
Super. Es freut uns wirklich, wenn unser Video bei der Mikrofonwahl hilft.
Excellent video.
Thank you!
Do you have a favourite microphone or microphone emulation in this video?
@@kaplanhirschmannmusic893 While i listened to the video on an "inappropriate" home speaker, i found the TLM 49 to be smoother. About the ML1. I have one, which I'm trying tl sell. The first unit i had suddenly started producing a ocean-like humble noise, making it unusable. The second unit sounded fine, but there were moments where the noise would "come up" and disappear. I found it unreliable. In comparison to a TLM 103 and an AT4040, i found it to be very sibilant for my voice, even more than the TLM 103 Keep up the good work!
I‘ve heard from colleagues that there can be quality issues with Slate gear. However we are very happy with our ML1 - it works like a charm. I really like how it can sound with some of the emulations. The „pure“ sound of this mic on the other hand isn‘t something to write home about ;-).
Я вважаю що BBC SO більш ніжне та зглажене ніж VSL. С свою чергу VSL має більш грубу текстуру звуку що дозволяє робити більш різкі "синематичні" симфонічні саундтреки. В цілому, ні те ні інше не є поганим в порівнянні, тут можна привести приклад в виді студійних моніторів. У якихось більш сухий та гулкіший звук, у інших більш зглажений та ніжний. Мені більше довподоби BBS SO, тому що воно більше підходить для реалізації необдуманих ідей, а от VSL для тих, хто вже знає що йому робити. Що те, що те - 10 із 10.
That Intel Imac seems to handle itself pretty good
It’s still a decent machine and can handle quite complex logic sessions. However these 2 logic sessions are not very cpu intense.
great demo
Bravooooo Frau Elisabeth 😍
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Liserl wonderful wonderful piece of music. My very most favourite proper South African sound. It has become one of my most favourite pieces of music. Brings back such amazing memories of especially the time between 1992 to 2006 with the VG Choir xxxxxx
Very good programming from You, so it's hard to find differences. BBCSO sounds more homogeneous and human, VSL more perfect, maybe slightly artificial.
From a first view its BBC for me - because it sounds like everything belongs together - like the real thing. the synchronized from vsl sounds like an not yet mixed and mastered project (and yes - kind of harsh and synthy on long notes). BUT if its the complete same midi-project that was used on both libraries...then the comparison is questionable! you have to know your library and how it works - the vsl maybe uses totally different mod/vel-curves, different synchron mixer-settings, etc. - and there are some really amazing sounding vsl-mockups out there. "if" the bbc and the mix is right out of the box without any mixing or eqíng - its really really good! you can focus on your composition instead of sound/mixing/etc.
There is only an EQ on the sum in both versions. No compression or eq on any of the tracks. The idea was to show how good either of this to libraries can sound without the need to put any effort in a real mix. Reverb in both cases was logic's built in chroma verb. The track was written with the BBC SO. We had of course to edit the midi tracks and controller data to make it work with the vsl. So the midi data isn't exactly the same in both versions. I guess the major issue of the "SE"-editions of the vsl is the fact, that it only has the velocity layers per instrument. At least as far as I know. The BBC SO Core uses up to 3 velocity layers.
@@kaplanhirschmannmusic893 then the bbc is really good and fun out of the box :-)
Sehr Geil, hab ich auch - Model84 ist die mit beste 106 Emulation
As a movie producer who had to sell a product, I would prefer BBCSO, as a musician VSL. Spitfire Audio has managed to establish a certain sound with BBCSO (and other libraries) that pleases the ear of listeners that are not classically trained and/or have never been sitting in a proper concert hall listening to a real orchestra. There is a market for this as well as there is a market for trailers starting with Albion's Easter Island Hits. I personally do not like the Spitfire Sound but I understand that this is now some sort of industry standard.
Are you a musician, playing in a symphonic orchestra?
Owesome.
Hi, I'm just starting out and I'm really disoriented. I've a lot of free libraries but I can hear the difference in quality of the commercial ones. I'm still esperimenting with genres so, I don't have a style or a voice. there are many all in one offers in this price range, even only from spitfire itself. do you think ARO is a good choice? considering the lack of legatos and the numerous add one that will come out in the future it could be one of their more expensive. Usually when a company sticks the "abbey road" name on a product it will become more expensive eve if the quality is the same of some products of their "normal"line do you think this is the case? between spitfire products I'm constantly switching interest between Abbey road One, BBCSO and Albion One. if you should choose one of these what would it be?
Depends what you are writing. If you go for movie-sound, Albion. If you write classical music, most realistic, BBC. In between, more sentimental, Abbey.
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pure 80's feeling! :)
Well yet another unfair comparison of different orch libraries, As I sad multiple times, you can only compare them if your try get to its limits on each of them and not just comparing the same region of midi notes. Apart from that Out of the box sound isn't what a pro cares about.
Thanks for your feedback. As both libraries are entry-level they try to give the user a "ready" sound out of the box. BBC Core is "premixed" and in the VSL SE Vol. 1 each instrument comes with it's own (quite good) EQ preset. Therefore it doesn't seem unfair to me to compare them without much tweaking the sound. We did however tweak the midi tracks to make each track sound as realistic as we could with each library.
@@kaplanhirschmannmusic893 Well, while I didn't wanted to offend your hard work on this and didn't wanted to hurt anyone I still can see how libraries and the impressions of them for users change if they are used deeply vs if they are used in comparison video showcases. Listen to the singe library videos of each library compared to the vs videos. It is always the same wrong impression caused by this. At least I would recommend to add a real orchestra to the comparison at minimum. Otherwise always the loudest or the brightest will win.
VSL’s brass sounds so stnthetic
Strings also!
BBCSO Core wins definately .
BBCSO CORE seems to me to have a brighter, clearer sound. Sound stage for VSL is superb normally (so is BBSO) but VSL sounds terribly muffled and subdued. Prefer BBSO for sure in this example comparison.
BBC all the way. But to be honest, the vsl part seems to be a whole lot whorse regarding the mix...
In both versions there isn't much mixing going on. It's just levelling, one instance of Logic's Chromaverb and then an EQ, a compressor and a limiter on the masterbus. The idea behind this test was to find out how both libraries sound without much tweaking. With the synchronized version of VSL's special edition it's much easer and faster to work as before. When we use VSL instruments we normally also use VSL's MIR - which is fantastic, but really can slow you down. I also prefer the BBCSO by far in this case but I think also think I should do some further testing before I come to a conclusion.
BBC wins for me
Love the piece, great writing. Think I prefer the BBCSO on first listen - which do you prefer?
I think we have to dig deeper into both libraries but in this case the BBCSO works much better.
Listened on multiple speakers and headsets and Spitfire BBC sounds far better to my ears. All Instruments sound crystal clear and well balanced. VSL sounds softer, and less defined, like it has been processed more. I should say that I do have tinnitus, that does affect my hearing somewhat. I generally prefer a softer sound, but not in this case.
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Wow this was sooo good!!! Love it :)