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My Gear as of 2024
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Trinnov Nova - sweetwater.sjv...
Wes Audio NG Leveler - sweetwater.sjv...
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SSL E-DYN 500 Series - sweetwater.sjv...
Trident 80B EQ - sweetwater.sjv...
Neve 542 Tape - sweetwater.sjv...
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AudioLabs Empressor EQ - "From Vintage King"
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XL305 Reverb
76A, 76D, 76F - FET Compressors
VA3A Compressor
AS78 / 1178 Compressor
260VU - (dbx 260) Compressor
Pultec EQPA
LA2A
V-Comp (Sta level)
I missed most of the live stream,was busy around the house but i caught some of it....please do another soon,i really enjoy them.
AND GET A DAMN TAPE MACHINE,hehe
See you on the next one!
I worked on two 48 channel Duality consoles, #41 and #42. Both consoles were lemons! Broke down all the time! One day a couple channel strips had to be taken out and get some repairs, some days the computer lost sight of itself and automation was a no go. The recall assist is finicky not as reliable as you might think. Think of it like tuning a guitar with its intonation off, the action is all over the place, and has been strung with the wrong set of strings. You'll never get it back in tune perfectly, you'll always be more or less around the margins, and it won't last in tune that long either! It behaves like a tuner so, once I got it to turn the lights off, I would wobble the knob a bit, and i could get it to turn off the lights and stay "in tune" in small varying degrees around the first spot where I nailed the recall assist saved value. So it can be either "in tune" or slightly "flat" or "sharp". Just my 2 cents. I much preferred the 4000's. They broke down just as much as the dualities that replaced them (we had 1 E and 1 G series) and they had been around for way longer. We weren't 3 quarters of the way through year 1 when the dualities started having problems. Luckily we had a good team of techs on site that kept those things running but it was a pain in the ass. Also, Can't do TOTAL recall if two channel strips are missing that day!
Interesting. I have had my console for almost 4 years and I have not had a single issue ....yet...LOL
Hey Dave, I’m getting into room correction and tried REW, did some measurements and eq correction. I’m also testing Dirac for a week now and the difference is pretty huge. I really have to get adapted to it. I probably going for a MiniDSP unit because I can use my custom made target curves with REW and the Dirac corrections, have four outputs which I can use for my mains and separate curves for my headphone amp, or have separate outputs for sub integration. It has analog, spdif, usb and optical inputs which is really nice. Trinov is above my budget for now so I hope this option will work well.
Some room correction is better than none at all.
re: converters; doesn't everybody use the same chip?
There are actually a couple of chips that manufactures use. Its more about the circuitry around the converter that makes more of a difference.