🎯 Key Takeaways for quick navigation: 00:14 🎙️ *Mixing involves blending multiple tracks, adjusting balance, panning, and applying effects.* 01:23 🖥️ *Digital mixing offers advantages like absolute recall and cost-effective emulations of analog equipment.* 03:24 🎛️ *Analog mixing provides a wonderful sound quality but lacks digital conveniences like recall and flexibility.* 05:27 ⏲️ *In analog mixing, decisions are made in real time, and once a mix is done, it's gone forever, making revisions challenging.* 06:55 💰 *Revisions in analog mixing can be costly and involve recreating the mix from scratch.* Made with HARPA AI
Thi biggest issue with analog mixing (for me) is not being able to instantly recall a mix. I’m constantly jumping backwards and forwards between projects and songs and when I shifted to digital, I was more than happy to leave all that analog stuff behind. I now mix on a Presonus Studiolive 32 channel mixer with Studio One. It’s the perfect hybrid setup for me. I still have an analog input chain but that’s it for me. :)
If you’re just turning down vocals, just put the old mix in your daw, reverse the the phase of the vocal track and mix it in until the vocals sit right, 💁🏼♂️
Yes, in theory. But I'm compressing with a hardware unit outside the box. Just flipping phase and blending it doesn't follow the dynamics of the processing or effects I used. Trust me, I've tried this many times and never got a usable result.
Thanks for putting this out there. so many need to hear this!
Great informative video! Rock Garden Studio rocks!
Nice video - good content and style - nice production values
🎯 Key Takeaways for quick navigation:
00:14 🎙️ *Mixing involves blending multiple tracks, adjusting balance, panning, and applying effects.*
01:23 🖥️ *Digital mixing offers advantages like absolute recall and cost-effective emulations of analog equipment.*
03:24 🎛️ *Analog mixing provides a wonderful sound quality but lacks digital conveniences like recall and flexibility.*
05:27 ⏲️ *In analog mixing, decisions are made in real time, and once a mix is done, it's gone forever, making revisions challenging.*
06:55 💰 *Revisions in analog mixing can be costly and involve recreating the mix from scratch.*
Made with HARPA AI
Appreciate the perspectives
Thi biggest issue with analog mixing (for me) is not being able to instantly recall a mix. I’m constantly jumping backwards and forwards between projects and songs and when I shifted to digital, I was more than happy to leave all that analog stuff behind. I now mix on a Presonus Studiolive 32 channel mixer with Studio One. It’s the perfect hybrid setup for me.
I still have an analog input chain but that’s it for me. :)
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Skip the daw and use a 2” multitrack and mix PURE analog ❤
That’s fine, as long you can mix quickly and don’t plan to come back to the same song again later.
You can always go back with recall sheets :)
If you’re just turning down vocals, just put the old mix in your daw, reverse the the phase of the vocal track and mix it in until the vocals sit right, 💁🏼♂️
Yes, in theory. But I'm compressing with a hardware unit outside the box. Just flipping phase and blending it doesn't follow the dynamics of the processing or effects I used. Trust me, I've tried this many times and never got a usable result.
Can you bounce the stems and recall it at 0?
No memory?
Well, that sucks
You don’t like mackie 8 busses?
With a passion!
What is the console?
It's a custom desk by Aengus with API preamps according to their website.
www.rockgardenstudio.com/the-console