Hey Andrew... I'm a recording nerd and a member of the Nanlite USA team. I'm totally stoked you're using our PavoTubes and the FC-60B as your new key! Glad you like them! 👍👍👍
Well this video couldn't have been timed any better, starting my venture into making videos this week and the one thing I'm struggling with the most is lighting haha. This will definitely help the aesthetic in my videos! Great as always 👍🏻
Very informative! Lighting creates a cool atmosphere and a comfortable place for artist and the owners. creativity is endless.. Also nice to see a Nashville native🫡
LOL I worked in a studio and was in many studios back in the 70’s. Having lights on a dimmer was the standard for control rooms usually above the console. In the studio lights on dimmer and some might have a colored light usually blue on a dimmer to create a mood for doing vocals. Now nightmare lighting story. I had friends who worked at the Village then and at the time they had Quad-8 console. One days someone had a blacklight in the control room and discovered the paint Quad-8 used for the numbers and labels on the console would light up under a blacklight. It was really cool looking glowed enough you could see to adjust things. So the Village put a blacklight above the console for and engineers sometimes just doing playbacks at end of a season they’d turn it on the a cool effect. Well Steely Dan was at the Village a lot back then and sadly someone showed them the blacklight effect on the console. Well Dan brought in a pack of florescent markers and decided to draw all over the console to decorate it. To put it mildly The Village was not amused. It took a full day for two guys with toothbrushes to clean up all of Steely Dan’s artwork on the console. Dan still thought it was funny, but ABC Records who Dan was on wasn’t amused at the cleaning bill The Village sent them and they paid. So mood lighting isn’t always a good thing.
It's a bit of an illusion, the whole studio is over 1,400 sq ft. where the previous studio was under 400 sq ft. Everything has it's own dedicated room now where as everything was in the same room before. But if you're looking at the control room exclusively, the control room is technically smaller, but now the control room is it's own dedicated space, but i can see how it appears that way.
Hmmmm, You said that we should make it so they don't want to leave the studio. Another option would be to make the lighting in the other rooms suck so you don't have to spend time and money on getting the main room looking good👍 👌😂
Andrew love your content and just your brand over all but, your topics lately are super mid. You gotta find more enganging things to do videos on bud (respectfully).
haha thanks bro. I'm grateful to see you here, I know you've been a long time viewer. You know this is an interesting topic. First off, I'd say most topics under the "studio" "pro audio" field are very "mid". It's just not a super interesting, especially to a broad audience. Generally when I pursue a video that is suggested from comments, relatively no one watches it. So I understand where you're coming from, but think of it like songwriting, you gotta write a lot of songs to make an excellent one, most songs written by one person are pretty mid. The intent is to make the best version of what it is. But my goal for this channel is really to provide value and answer problems that people are curious about. Not everyone is curious about the same thing so each video is going to hit different but that's the mission of this channel.
I think this video is excellent and gave me some good ideas as far as Accent lighting which is something that I’ve been interested in, but wasn’t sure how I wanted to set it up.
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Hey Andrew... I'm a recording nerd and a member of the Nanlite USA team. I'm totally stoked you're using our PavoTubes and the FC-60B as your new key! Glad you like them! 👍👍👍
oh cool, thanks - they're great.
Good lighting is a total game changer in a studio. It's about time someone did a dedicated video on this.....very helpful!
Well this video couldn't have been timed any better, starting my venture into making videos this week and the one thing I'm struggling with the most is lighting haha. This will definitely help the aesthetic in my videos! Great as always 👍🏻
Love it, good to see you here Kerry! We've got some good stuff coming next year I think you're gonna love.
I’ve been using a dragon egg for some cool lighting but I do really like your ideas especially the overhead lights accenting the speaker monitors.
Very informative! Lighting creates a cool atmosphere and a comfortable place for artist and the owners. creativity is endless..
Also nice to see a Nashville native🫡
LOL I worked in a studio and was in many studios back in the 70’s. Having lights on a dimmer was the standard for control rooms usually above the console. In the studio lights on dimmer and some might have a colored light usually blue on a dimmer to create a mood for doing vocals.
Now nightmare lighting story. I had friends who worked at the Village then and at the time they had Quad-8 console. One days someone had a blacklight in the control room and discovered the paint Quad-8 used for the numbers and labels on the console would light up under a blacklight. It was really cool looking glowed enough you could see to adjust things. So the Village put a blacklight above the console for and engineers sometimes just doing playbacks at end of a season they’d turn it on the a cool effect. Well Steely Dan was at the Village a lot back then and sadly someone showed them the blacklight effect on the console. Well Dan brought in a pack of florescent markers and decided to draw all over the console to decorate it. To put it mildly The Village was not amused. It took a full day for two guys with toothbrushes to clean up all of Steely Dan’s artwork on the console. Dan still thought it was funny, but ABC Records who Dan was on wasn’t amused at the cleaning bill The Village sent them and they paid. So mood lighting isn’t always a good thing.
Good stuff Andrew! Been tuned into your channels for a while now
Appreciate it!
Great stuff! This is a topic that is rarely talked about!
appreciate it!
Well.. Time to go clean and rearrange my home studio again. LOL
Do any of these lights cause noise in your audio? Rgb shifting and traditional dimming add noise to neighboring circuits
I read this as “lightning” at first, and though you were doing some Dr. Frankenstein stuff.
Yeah I’m a drummer
Beautiful! BUT it seems your new place is smaller (a bit claustrophobic, maybe?) than your previous home studio space.
It's a bit of an illusion, the whole studio is over 1,400 sq ft. where the previous studio was under 400 sq ft. Everything has it's own dedicated room now where as everything was in the same room before. But if you're looking at the control room exclusively, the control room is technically smaller, but now the control room is it's own dedicated space, but i can see how it appears that way.
A white shirt!?
😂😂😂
Hmmmm, You said that we should make it so they don't want to leave the studio. Another option would be to make the lighting in the other rooms suck so you don't have to spend time and money on getting the main room looking good👍 👌😂
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Hey now.... don't be hating on dental offices. lol
Cool white lights should be banned, so nasty
Andrew love your content and just your brand over all but, your topics lately are super mid. You gotta find more enganging things to do videos on bud (respectfully).
haha thanks bro. I'm grateful to see you here, I know you've been a long time viewer. You know this is an interesting topic. First off, I'd say most topics under the "studio" "pro audio" field are very "mid". It's just not a super interesting, especially to a broad audience. Generally when I pursue a video that is suggested from comments, relatively no one watches it. So I understand where you're coming from, but think of it like songwriting, you gotta write a lot of songs to make an excellent one, most songs written by one person are pretty mid. The intent is to make the best version of what it is. But my goal for this channel is really to provide value and answer problems that people are curious about. Not everyone is curious about the same thing so each video is going to hit different but that's the mission of this channel.
I think this video is excellent and gave me some good ideas as far as Accent lighting which is something that I’ve been interested in, but wasn’t sure how I wanted to set it up.