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Limited edition tho? In 2024?

Since the CalDigit charges your laptop should you not still use the laptop charger at the same time??? 🤷🏽

Thank you for this video ! what size brackets did you sue for your S61 Komplete ? I have the same and I am not sure if it is 12/14/16/ or 18 inches ?? thank you !!!

Where did you learn how to connect the Caldigit Element Hub to an audio interface?? 🤷🏽

Good if you have no legs or knees lmfao. Also the rails you link you don't have enough clearance/height in them. For example M-Audio Oxygen 61 MKV doesn't fit as it has a tilted base and knobs sticking out.

I'm about to buy this Caldigit Element Hub in a couple of days!! 💪🏽 I just bought the NEW PreSonus Quantum HD8 audio interface and I'm really hoping that it'll work with this Caldigit hub just like it's working with yours! 🤞🏼

How do you keep your gear so clean?? 🤷🏽

So you can connect an audio interface to the Caldigit??

Do you have the Amazon link or the link to those monitor mounts?

Great video, just a heads up Neutrik in their assembly instructions for the NP3X line of connectors recommends breaking off the tip of the plastic chuck, the one that you show at 26:10, when you are using it with a cable with a diameter greater than 5.5mm or .216", the Mogami Neglex is a 6mm outer diameter sized cable so you would want to break it off. You can find the detailed instructions on Neutriks product page for the NP3X connector.

great video. p.s your Prophet 12 looks so nice, did you put new wood on yours? keep it up

These are indeed amazing speakers that allow for a near field listening without sacrifizing the low end - 3 dB @ 36Hz for a speaker of this small size is indeed an achievement No other compact speaker can do this

Honestly, you'll be better off with leaded solder. Something like Kester 44. Soldering does NOT produce lead fumes. Leaded solder is far more forgiving, and, in my experience, longer lasting -- lead free tends to be brittle, and requires higher temps to solder well. Also, no need for the quad cable. Mogami W2549 or W2552 works great, and is designed for this application. Try a pair of cheap hemostats (or medical needle holders) to hold your wire while soldering.

Before you twist the copper ground strands together , separate them in two bunches. Twist them together once so that you have a twisted section next to the rubber and two groups of strands. Then tin them where they're twisted. Then you can cut one bunch off and have a smaller lead to solder.

again: *FYI: when you purchase an external subwoofer for the studio YOU SUBS SHOULD NEVER EVER BE ON THE GOD DAMN FLOOR UNDER THE DESK!!!!! Outside of PROTOOLS, STUDIO ONE AND WOKE LGBTQ, that is the dumbest thing I have ever seen on my life, putting SUBS ON THE FLOOR THROWING UNDER THE CONSOLE... which means at a slower sound you must turn them up louder to match them with the tops which have faster transient's. Then because of that now you need far more AND more elaborately made acoustic treatment ETC $$$$$$$ IE: these corporations and banks set everyone up inn this industry to spend spend spend, with a boat load of false science.*

*(((((((((((((((((((((((((((((( Come on my son, YOU CAN NOT SIT THERE AND COMPARE a KRK Rocket to a Barefoot....! )))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))* KRK, automatically need a sub woofer no matter what room you are in, so that 6in or 5in can handle the MID RANGE ONLY and an actual 10" sub can translate everything below that steep cross over point. A KRK is built to a certain price point, which encompass cheaper components in the internal cross over and connection post, that hold residual energies and cause image-smearing ETC The BAREFOOTS have higher grade components and an actual built in sub system that is not only designed with 2 drivers, which increase surface area and therefor more air being moved in your room, but are situated [ just like we position subs on arena shows] #BOTH whereon a per-channel you use 2 subs to cancel each other out, so you get SUB but not the build up in that position and those subs are OFF THE GROUND and in mix position! *FYI: when you purchase an external subwoofer for the studio YOU SUBS SHOULD NEVER EVER BE ON THE GOD DAMN FLOOR UNDER THE DESK!!!!! Outside of PROTOOLS, STUDIO ONE AND WOKE LGBTQ, that is the dumbest thing I have ever seen on my life, putting SUBS ON THE FLOOR THROWING UNDER THE CONSOLE... which means at a slower sound you must turn them up louder to match them with the tops which have faster transient's. Then because of that now you need far more AND more elaborately made acoustic treatment ETC $$$$$$$ IE: these corporations and banks set everyone up inn this industry to spend spend spend, with a boat load of false science.*

Has it fallen off yet? ...I'd friendly suggest that even using a cheap "strip" or "panel" of MDF or pine as a buffer layer. Mount the "Hanging Arms' of the tray mechanism to that strip/panel ***Using BOLTS*** - instead of two screws each side into the underside of your desks table-top. Then, wood glue and screw through the panel, joining the panel itself to the underside of the table-top, using as many screws as you like 'til you feel comfortable it's sturdy enough. Idk... I would feel confident slamming out Beethoven's No.5 with just 2 vertical screws either side lol

nice studio 🙌

hey! when you’re not at your studio, do you unplug anything? (ssd drive, apollo) or is everything always connected

Hey, congrats on the house! Toronto real estate is absolutely insane! 😅 Have you decided on whether you’re putting the new setup in an accessory building like a garage, or a room in the house? Still debating this question on my end even though I’m a long way out from moving/upgrading spaces.

Clicked to see if you had any links showcasing the music made in your fancy studio…. left disappointed 🫥

Great set up. I just finished my small DAW studio and posted a short. You are way ahead of me, but it's great having a custom/personalized space to work in.

Nice setup

so do you make a living out of music ?

Is it just me or was the MacBook hung off the edge of the desk? 🤣

I love the PHA-4 action of my Roland RD-800 not the newest model so it won’t break your bank either. What is extra nice if you happen to use Keyscape, is that keyscape has a rd-800 velocity curve built in. Also if you happen to love the UVI ravenscroft 275 like I do. That might one plays amazingly right out of the box icw this keybed. Highly recommended!

Congrats on the studio. Looking forward to the build and how the #Footprint01 studio monitors sound in a larger room.

Wow!

THE DRUMS VOL 1 is 🔥🔥! Super clean and high-quality samples!! gonna miss this studio! amazing for an 8x10 space!

Such a good video and so excited to build our new studio in our new home! 😄🏡

One is prolly not the sharpest cookie in the batch if they don't understand how much of a scam these monitors are.

Is it true that there is a difference in sound quality when you record into your internal hard drive as opposed to an external one?

you record vocals in your room?

Could you may explain, what a "cue output" is? I watched so many videos , but couldn't find an answer for that...Thanx

I’ve had the KRK’s for as long as I can remember but I think it’s time for an upgrade. I’m thinking about getting the new footprint03. I’m here for research purposes right now lol

broda where can I find these speaker stands, please??

Have you tried FP02 at the demo place? I'm thinking to get 01 or 02.

oof soldering not optimal at all, i solder for work so this was bit painful to watch hah, your tip is wrong, wires too long, iron def too long on contacts because of poor tip choice and not wetting the tip more prior to soldering

Thank you! How can I track wet(processed) and dry vocal signals using UAD Apollo? Is there a way to just soft patch it or do I need to Line Out/Physical patch or maybe use a splitter on the way in?

Very well explained step by step Semyon! Any chance you show how to make a RCA mogami cable? Thanks a lot. Best, Peter

What’s DYI?

Bought the exact same thing !

What is this midi???? 😍😍😍

Do you by any chance know how much the ikea top panel weighs?

0:15 People complain about the price of good patch cables but, in actual fact, it is the connectors at the two ends that make up for most of the cost (for usual lengths found in home audio or even in studio systems).

0:36 I don't believe you. If you had made it yourself, it would have a sleeve with "myself" written on it.

Thank you this has been super helpful to me !

a macbook m1 64gb with 2T ssd or a macbook m1 max 96gb with 1T?

So thanks to your review I decided to get the Footprint 02's and for anyone wondering, there really is a depth to music that you have never heard until you get into the higher range of speakers. It's almost not fair that most people have never heard how good music can actually sound. Speakers like the HS8's, while decent for what they are, just squash everything together into a flat 2-D pancake of sound (much like any car stereo or home stereo system). These, however, show you a depth to music that just doesn't exist on cheaper monitors - BUT - and here's the caveat - that's IF everything was recorded and mixed well (ie - this '3D' effect is really apparent on older, well-recorded music - think 70s, 80's, 90's - than the typical dynamic-free crushed modern stuff you get today). I have never been a classic rock fan, but put on something like a Bowie record from the 70's or the first Black Sabbath record and the depth you will hear is just unreal. It honestly makes you rethink what sonic characteristics you value out of music. With that being said, I would never give up the HS8s because what comes out of the Barefoots is in no way representative of what most people hear. So in a way it's a bit of a trade off. You make a beautiful-sounding record on nice speakers, and that depth will most likely get totally lost everywhere else. But hey, it's all part of the fun and mystery of music-making. Thanks for the review! Although I have never heard the Footprint 01, for the 02 you're evaluation is pretty much spot on!

This was extremely helpful. I am ordering my kit today.