How To Use bx_console Focusrite SC with Protocuture
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- Опубликовано: 12 сен 2024
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In this quick 'How To Use' Protoculture takes us through Brainworx's awesome emulation of the incredibly rare and ambitious studio desk - the Focusrite Console.
Only 10 were ever made with 9 currently in existence but you can now get your hands on an accurate emulation of this amazing analog hardware in the digital world.
Featuring Brainworx's pioneering Tolerance Modeling Technology (TMT) giving every one of the 72 available channels a different slight channel-to-channel variance amongst the analog components, this is a console that screams 'musicality' and sets it apart from the rest.
Go check out how it sounds and what Nate has to say about it!
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Why does everyone demoes plugins on drums ?
They're one of the most difficult elements to mix and they're pretty standard in most music
@@pumpernickelherbert I agree, but one of the worst to hear coloration of an analog modeled console
@@LennonStephens Drums use alot of the frequency range.
well done, cheers
Wonderful 🎉
I've been googling for 10 minutes trying to find out what the hell Protoculture was in audio. I thought it was some kind of new control surface! 🙄
Does the Peak EQ/Gain work essentially as a dynamic EQ just as the De-Esser does???
great explanation thanks
I like it
Are the PA plugins working on Mac Catalina?
Just go for monthly package. It's mind blowing offer with best plugins on this planet.
I'm not on a Mac anymore but I believe they should be Catalina compatible. Double check on the plugin alliance website
Since no one has answered yet, yes. Yes they are.
LK No shit, Man.
Love the review! Quick question - would this be idea For the master bus as well? Couldn’t find anything on if the forte console had a master bus / compression section
I compared face to face with Lindell 80 series, and for me, Lindell have a real hardware sound, together with Maag EQ4, are the best emulation ever. This Focusrite sound a little harsh and plastic.
@YveZ Vlog Hi, I used multiple and different instruments, all recorded at 48 Khz and 24 bits, specially acoustic guitars, voices, brass and winds, alongside analog synths and digital synths. Lindell 80 Series sound gorgeous with guitars and voices, while Maag EQ4 make analog synth sound crisp, crunchy and clean warm bright.
That is great that the setup works for you. Though that combo may be the flavor that works best for your needs, it does not make that the case for everyone. And that is the beauty of being a musician or engineer today-the high-quality combinations are endless. Certainly, an exciting time to be alive and making music. I personally have not used the Lindell. I am going to throw it on a track and see how it sounds. Thanks for your input.
How about the Amek 9099???
Not to me, it sounds open and musical
@@shango7942 agreed. The vast majority of the user reviews that I read say that this is their favorite channel strip.
you prefer the hd650 better than the hd600?
Can't say I've tried 600's... been super happy with the 650's though. I tried the 800's too but couldn't justify the price for a pair of headphones. 650's were the sweet spot.