Cables Explained, a brief guide for musicians

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[@bassnsax]

This should be required watching for everyone. Well done, smashing video!!!

[@theshedmonster]

Great stuff again Adam.. that's another lesson plan for my production students done for September lol. I did know this but its always stuff you can take for granted, cheers

[@maxamundsen]

I wish this video existed when I was first getting started LOL

[@theshedmonster]

So do I ..but we had no internet then lol

[@ReiAyasuka]

I‘m getting started

[@jouebien]

if you re-wind to pre 90ies there's a tone of amp equipment using female XLR's on both ends as a make shit speakon style connector. A lot of people run an NL4 with 2 conductor speaker cable because they fit into the same sockets and the NL2 is basically impossible to disassemble and reassemble if you need to service it.

[@adamsteelproducer]

Yeah I’ve got a Trace Elliot amp like that, but I didn’t want to confuse things because that fell by the wayside over 20 years ago, thankfully

[@MikeFromDownUnder]

Thanks for sharing this! 👍

[@adamsteelproducer]

Any other production basics you'd like me to talk about?

[@theshedmonster]

no but ide love to know why the X touch one talks to Reaper but the channels don't change on the screen and the mouse doesn't change the controller? just got it yesterday lol

[@theshedmonster]

you could do one one how not to fry things (like mac books with 48v phantom power and the wrong cables!)

[@jouebien]

Always use a DI to bring up the signal correctly. end of video.

[@MartyV666]

OOOmph should be a technical term.