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Jeff discusses signal flow (how the sound gets from the studio to the control desk).
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Jeff explains why it's important to ask questions of the band about their gear and the sound they want to achive. It's not use bringing in cheap equipment and expecting to get an expensive sound out of them.
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A# Sharp Recording Studio - Mixing Part 1
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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Sunshine Brothers recording at Daptone Studio
Australian dub/reggae band The Sunshine Brothers recorded their second album at Daptone Studio in Brooklyn with Bosco Mann.A sneak look as the band lays some killa brass down
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PreSonus - Recording 48 Tracks with Studio One and the FireStudio
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Drum recording, comparing close mics to room mic
A demonstration of the difference in sound between different close mics and a room mic. When all close mics are used, the sound of a drum kit is vastly different to what it actually sounds like, compared to if you were actually in the room. There are no effects added, no eq or compression, just a...
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