dude you have a gorgeous room...it's got that old school dark basement yet somehow still a mothership vibe...much more prevalent 20 years ago...I miss those days...recording and mixing was a living, breathing thing back then...the digital era has brought it's own benefits but does not retain the soul and mystique...it's sort of analogous to aviation...back in the day when every airliner had a smokey, whiny jt8d strapped to the back of it and several hundred switches in the cockpit, it just exuded nerdy excitement...nowadays you can practically fall asleep next to a departing airliner and some guys even fall asleep while flying them!
Thank you so much for these videos with you actually working the SSL desk.There is so much of things to learn from these type of videos. Don´t take these 3 latest videos off cos i will be returning to these SSL vids to learn more and also to show things to my music making friend too,like how the SSL still outshines even the digital DAW programs,just by signal routing alone ,hahah. Keep up the good work,James dude and GOD bless you and the family,Amen
Extremely informative! Even without a desk as flexible as that SSL, your detailed overview is great as an example of how to set up a rock mixdown. Many notes taken! Thanks!
Really why should we save as first before starting session ? Your channel is really great i am learning a lot from you, it's really nice to know what's happening on really consoles, mixes and different workflows ! Thanks !
Again if you have the highest end PC (costing no more than $700 at base if you shop), then add the inputs etc, you can actually mix well over 300 tracks. More than 100 with loads of plugins (except for the worst hogs) Set up right, you'd be surprised :-)
- So, now I'm opening this session. What's the first thing I gonna do?! - Import the tempo... - Nooooou!! Hhahaha!! Laugh myself out! Thanks a lot for the great video!
dude you have a gorgeous room...it's got that old school dark basement yet somehow still a mothership vibe...much more prevalent 20 years ago...I miss those days...recording and mixing was a living, breathing thing back then...the digital era has brought it's own benefits but does not retain the soul and mystique...it's sort of analogous to aviation...back in the day when every airliner had a smokey, whiny jt8d strapped to the back of it and several hundred switches in the cockpit, it just exuded nerdy excitement...nowadays you can practically fall asleep next to a departing airliner and some guys even fall asleep while flying them!
+manifestgtr I agree with you 100% that's why I still record to tape.
Thank you so much for these videos with you actually working the SSL desk.There is so much of things to learn from these type of videos. Don´t take these 3 latest videos off cos i will be returning to these SSL vids to learn more and also to show things to my music making friend too,like how the SSL still outshines even the digital DAW programs,just by signal routing alone ,hahah.
Keep up the good work,James dude and GOD bless you and the family,Amen
Extremely informative! Even without a desk as flexible as that SSL, your detailed overview is great as an example of how to set up a rock mixdown. Many notes taken! Thanks!
What a great video!!! Some of us don't have access to all those nice tools, so nice of you showing us your workflow!
wow....yes yes yes....like the great old video!!! Gratz James!!
See, now why is it so hard for me to find great video's like this.
Really why should we save as first before starting session ? Your channel is really great i am learning a lot from you, it's really nice to know what's happening on really consoles, mixes and different workflows ! Thanks !
Thanks for the video, but I couldn't end it because the camera movement it's crazy, really difficult to follow this way.
Love this bro great video
They are used as sends to the busses.
The song is "Show a little mercy" by The Mighty Fire.
Found it on iTunes
anything is awesome when you have an SSL console.
H-Delay is awesome!
U inspire us all. Keep doin what u doin, Bro!!
I had Adam’s in all my rooms for years, not bad speakers but bad company. Never again.
The song is "Show a little mercy" by The Mighty Five
Again if you have the highest end PC (costing no more than $700 at base if you shop), then add the inputs etc, you can actually mix well over 300 tracks. More than 100 with loads of plugins (except for the worst hogs) Set up right, you'd be surprised :-)
love this Video
Thank you!! It`s fantastic!
floyd reference! yes!
- So, now I'm opening this session. What's the first thing I gonna do?!
- Import the tempo...
- Nooooou!!
Hhahaha!! Laugh myself out! Thanks a lot for the great video!
Hi James, Can you tell me why each channel strip on your console appears to have a second fader above the main one? What are they used for?
i don't understand somethings...have you used a mono plate verb on the trigged snare and a stereo verb on thewhole snare? Thanks
Nice room and setup , I just hope it's acoustically treated and neutral , cuz if it's not , it just makes all the equipment in the room useless.
it´s a 6000 console right! how do you manange the quad output?
Fucking sweet....
How long does it take to recall? :P
Usually 10 to 15 minutes.
elaborate on what?
he said template not the tempo
can i get you to elaborate on that? just out of interest?