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Jeff discusses signal flow (how the sound gets from the studio to the control desk).
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A# Sharp Recording Studio - Outboard Gear
Jeff talks about outboard gear - sonic maximiser, pitch correction device, delays, gates, EQ, drum trigger, distortion, reverb, compressor, valve compressor.
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How the mix is created in the studio. Working with the mixing desk and editing software.
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A# Sharp Recording Studio - Mixing Part 2
The world's quickest mix!! Watch as Jeff runs through a really quick mix of a guitar and drums style track.
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