My father did a lot of voice-over work in Australia, a top engineer he became acquainted with used an analogue desk for mixing, including a lot of full orchestra, because he (credibly) insisted that it produced (to use the usual cliches) a more natural and less clinical sounding result, that it let the individual parts 'breathe' better than the digital addition-and-subtraction of a DAW.
Doing work on a real desk is magical, nothing beats it. It's like the same with Guitars, Amps vs sims. Yes, sims/Digital is cool and all, but it is NOT the same and will never be the same as the real deal, there's more to it then just ''capturing the sound''
Hi it looks like you really know how to gain stage, I can see it on the meters I see it on your faders I see it on how your levels hit the outboard equipment, it's a beautiful thing to see, I can only imagine how it sounds in your studio, big Up my brother big Up.
I'M SORRY! I won't do it again! Okay? lol. Thank for the support! Seriously though, I have bunch of videos lined up that are better than anything I've done before.
The Chandlers were slightly too much for my taste but wow I did not expect those Fatso's to hit hard like that and it's not even the UBK modded one. Nice! The Pultec remains a classic too, always nice when you kick it in.
Yeah. I noticed that (the Germanium's), but I was just grooving with it. I'll re-calibrate them a bit over the next few days. I'm using the Fatso's on everything but the drums and bass, which is a bit odd, but when done right it's sounds quite nice.
Thanks! How much time do you have? LOL. I used two of the patch-bays that the previous owner had, and I added two more patchbays, plus some summing mixers (not for the sound, but to sum things together), and more.
Love to see you're back! I see you've changed your setup in the meantime. Without text sometimes it was too fast for me. 😅 So the Fatso is now used in the place of the 33609 for everything but drums, right? What's with the Germaniums, couldn't really tell... Ah, man, how I miss working a desk. We had that exact same AWS board - sold it, but at least kept all the outboard.
I'm going to put text on many of my upcoming videos. This was mostly kind of a fun test I think I used the 33609 on drums and bass in the old videos. Now I have the 33609 on overheads (which also includes the real kick and room mics). now I have the Distressors on the Drums and Bass bus. The Fatso is on everything that isn't the drums and bass (mostly just for the warm function). I'm using the Germanium's to add glue to the mixbus. I'm still trying to dial that in. I do love my AWS, but I'm not married to it. My plan is to get a 4000 E or G in the near future. Thanks for noticing the details!
Thanx! I just checked and memory served me right, the last couple of videos had the Distressors on drums and bass and 33609 on everything else. Fatsos on Overheads. Looking forward to the next videos, keep it coming!
Excellent question! There are many ways to deal with this in the analog/hardware world. In my case, I tend to find settings that feel good for most of my hardware to stay, and I use the Total Recall setting on my SSL AWS 900 to recall any of the settings on the board.
Great question! I try not to mess with my outboard gear. If I need to change something drastically I go to the desk EQ or use some plugins. Most of the gear that I've had for a while usually stay's where it is, because I found a sweet spot a while ago. The new gear takes a while to find that spot.
What plug-ins make a guitar With the keyboard, the mono sound becomes stereo sound. But what if I don't have hardware like yours that makes it stereo? What plugins can I use? Or do you have any tricks to recommend? Thank you.
I put a DBX 902 on it. That's probably what you're hearing; it does warm it up and tame it down. LSR Audio makes a killer plugin version called the "VLB 902 DE-ESSER." It's also available from Plugin Alliance as the "Lindell Audio 902 De-Esser." After it's de-essed with the 902, you can crank up the highs without it biting your head off.
Thanks for the question. None actually. I have some plugins on the channels before they go out to the board, but nothing on the master bus (all analog hardware only).
@@amplifiedwax Apple Vision Pro. It was driving me nuts to not be able to see what the Go Pro saw until playback... sometimes it was crooked or didn't record, etc. Now you see exactly what I see, which I like.
when the pultecs hit 🫠
This looks way more fun than staring at ProQ 3 all day lol
Granted, when I'm using a plugin EQ, it's always ProQ 3.
How much i miss have a mixing session in that analog and magical athmosphere. You are back happier than ever i see 🙌🏻
Glad you enjoy it!
clearly having THE BEST time
My father did a lot of voice-over work in Australia, a top engineer he became acquainted with used an analogue desk for mixing, including a lot of full orchestra, because he (credibly) insisted that it produced (to use the usual cliches) a more natural and less clinical sounding result, that it let the individual parts 'breathe' better than the digital addition-and-subtraction of a DAW.
Doing work on a real desk is magical, nothing beats it.
It's like the same with Guitars, Amps vs sims.
Yes, sims/Digital is cool and all, but it is NOT the same and will never be the same as the real deal, there's more to it then just ''capturing the sound''
Man this is so fun to watch, I envy your vibes and studio!! keep goiçnig man, you make my year with every upload you do
I forgot to add, you really are an inspiration to me man!
Guys! He’s back! 😂🙌🙌
Everybody loves the Pultecs switching on, but for me, it was the RMX16 on the snare. As an 80s fan, I love the sound.
came for the Pultecs, stayed for the FONK!
This song is so funky! I can’t stop vibing to it. Awesome job!😊
Bro chilling asf
Its always a pleasure to see you work your magic.
Please make a studio tour :)
Welcome back! Always nice watching your flow and learning from it. Looks like you had much fun doing this one 😂
Please More!!! Nice :) material ....Best!!!
Great Band, Great Capture, Great Engineer, Great Mix
Enjoyed this a little too much! What a fun record bro! 👍👍
Good to see you are back, missed your videos!!
You are definitely having fun in this one!
Thank you! So nice, it really feels like a gift
I'm so glad!
Welcome back!!!
He's back!!!
West End Blend!!!! Let's gooooooooooo
hell yeah! they rock!!
Nice details!!! Best Regard 's from Poland:)...And Very Nice setup !!!...is there joy?....YES!!!:)
so fun
That's what it's all about!
Hi it looks like you really know how to gain stage, I can see it on the meters I see it on your faders I see it on how your levels hit the outboard equipment, it's a beautiful thing to see, I can only imagine how it sounds in your studio, big Up my brother big Up.
Hell Yeah!
SUPER! Comeback in
Thanks! Keep ‘em coming!
Great!!!!
Soundsgreat!
Nice.... you should od more of this type of video....
SUPER !!!!!!
Many thanks!!
well that's not leaving my head any time soon :D
Nice!!!
👌
bom demais meu amigo... Abraços do Brasil
Very nice sound
Glad you like it!
c'om man!!! 4 years again fro your last vid?? dont do it again!!!!! we miss you!!!
I'M SORRY! I won't do it again! Okay? lol. Thank for the support! Seriously though, I have bunch of videos lined up that are better than anything I've done before.
@@DanDuskin we need to see those videos!! please please!!!!!!! i think a saw your videos 10 o 15 times each one :P
AWESOME!
The Chandlers were slightly too much for my taste but wow I did not expect those Fatso's to hit hard like that and it's not even the UBK modded one. Nice!
The Pultec remains a classic too, always nice when you kick it in.
Yeah. I noticed that (the Germanium's), but I was just grooving with it. I'll re-calibrate them a bit over the next few days. I'm using the Fatso's on everything but the drums and bass, which is a bit odd, but when done right it's sounds quite nice.
wow, genial!!!
"Finally, you're back 🎉🎉🎉sounds really intense🔥🔥🔥🌪️🌪️🌪️Could you please let me know how you wired the AWS?🙏🏻
Best regards and love your work🤝🥂
Thanks! How much time do you have? LOL. I used two of the patch-bays that the previous owner had, and I added two more patchbays, plus some summing mixers (not for the sound, but to sum things together), and more.
以前から、スピーカーの位置を調整するのにレーザーポインタを使うのは気にしすぎだと思っていましたが、今日その考えが正しかったことを確信しました。
ミキシング中であっても、楽しければ頭や体を動かすべきです！
YES! YES!!!
analog consoles is where you become one with the sound, is this a SSL console
❤❤❤
Always enjoy your mixes.
I appreciate that
Love to see you're back! I see you've changed your setup in the meantime. Without text sometimes it was too fast for me. 😅 So the Fatso is now used in the place of the 33609 for everything but drums, right? What's with the Germaniums, couldn't really tell...
Ah, man, how I miss working a desk. We had that exact same AWS board - sold it, but at least kept all the outboard.
I'm going to put text on many of my upcoming videos. This was mostly kind of a fun test
I think I used the 33609 on drums and bass in the old videos. Now I have the 33609 on overheads (which also includes the real kick and room mics). now I have the Distressors on the Drums and Bass bus. The Fatso is on everything that isn't the drums and bass (mostly just for the warm function).
I'm using the Germanium's to add glue to the mixbus. I'm still trying to dial that in.
I do love my AWS, but I'm not married to it. My plan is to get a 4000 E or G in the near future.
Thanks for noticing the details!
Thanx! I just checked and memory served me right, the last couple of videos had the Distressors on drums and bass and 33609 on everything else. Fatsos on Overheads. Looking forward to the next videos, keep it coming!
Killer! Definitely fun to watch this'n! Question, can you write automation with that bad chicken?
Absolutely. Some of my future videos will have the motorized faders moving.
@@DanDuskin Hell yeah!!! I'm looking forward to it!
I think I sprained a funk muscle.
Bosh!!!
❤🔥
Question! How do you handle revisions?
Excellent question! There are many ways to deal with this in the analog/hardware world. In my case, I tend to find settings that feel good for most of my hardware to stay, and I use the Total Recall setting on my SSL AWS 900 to recall any of the settings on the board.
@@DanDuskin Thanks!
Awesome as always. To what extend do you tweak the outboard vs. having your favorite settings there and you go to them when you want that sound?
Great question! I try not to mess with my outboard gear. If I need to change something drastically I go to the desk EQ or use some plugins. Most of the gear that I've had for a while usually stay's where it is, because I found a sweet spot a while ago. The new gear takes a while to find that spot.
Long time, no hear. 😄
Sorry about that!
Love this video! Can I ask you what console is that? I mean, the model... 😁
Thank you very much, just subscribed to your channel!
Solid State Logic, AWS 900
@@DanDuskin Thanks dude!
nice beaver ahahahah
I mean that’s just how you mix. There’s nothing much to say. Just listen and feel and know your gear.
Very interesting mixing video, is that all made without protools？
In a perfect world, it would be.
What plug-ins make a guitar With the keyboard, the mono sound becomes stereo sound. But what if I don't have hardware like yours that makes it stereo? What plugins can I use? Or do you have any tricks to recommend? Thank you.
For guitar, maybe the Brainworx bx_StereoMaker. For keyboard, maybe the SoundToys MicroShift.
@@DanDuskin thank you
We need an alternate view from behind the console so we can see the dancing.
With my silly looking Apple Vision Pro on? lol! I'll think about it.
how did you tame that guitar? i can't get to sound like that, i'm obsessed with brilliancy and it sounds squeaky
I put a DBX 902 on it. That's probably what you're hearing; it does warm it up and tame it down. LSR Audio makes a killer plugin version called the "VLB 902 DE-ESSER." It's also available from Plugin Alliance as the "Lindell Audio 902 De-Esser." After it's de-essed with the 902, you can crank up the highs without it biting your head off.
@@DanDuskin very thankful pal, your knowledge is so valuable and you are giving it to me for free. Thanks again.
@@DanDuskin tried using the Fab Filter's and it worked nice. Thanks again!
@@ClaudioRowe Pro-DS?
@@DanDuskin yes, the DS did a nice thing there, i'm in debt to tweak it but overall did exactly what i was looking for 😃
Whats plugins used in your stereo bus?
Thanks for the question. None actually. I have some plugins on the channels before they go out to the board, but nothing on the master bus (all analog hardware only).
last video tricked me, I thought a cool application for Apple vision was coming out that integrated with pro tools for a vr studio set up
Well, I am mixing with it on, for whatever that's worth. I guess I could mix with the environment app on the moon or something, lol.
humm nice but too shaky for me to watch..sounded good
Sorry about that! I suffer from motion sickness myself. Kind of weird that I'm doing this, right?
So are you using the Apple Vision Pro to record this now or are you still using a GoPro?
@@amplifiedwax Apple Vision Pro. It was driving me nuts to not be able to see what the Go Pro saw until playback... sometimes it was crooked or didn't record, etc. Now you see exactly what I see, which I like.
@@DanDuskin nice dude. I was looking at the Ray Ban Meta glasses but they are only limited to one minute of record time per segment.