#Editing podcasts in mixbus 32c v5 on pc pro

Piano/Organ/ Synths etc.: Plugins like Beatzille, Logic InstrumentsĭAW: Logic Pro X (tracking, arrangement, editing)Īfter recording instruments and midi-tracks, all editing takes place in Logic. Guitar: Vox AC30/ Fender Hot Rod Deville/ Engl Jive/ Amp1/ directly into Blubox (connected to id22) and into Palmer PDI-03 (connected to id22)ĭrums: Native Instruments Studio Drummer/Abbey Road Drummer Voice: SM7B, JoeMeek JM-47a, Rode NT-2A into my Reussenzehn Mic Mic which I love so much ( ) or directly into my audient ID22 (amazing) This joint venture worked perfectly well (– The Marvellous Fireballs).īecause I can’t afford the equipment the Studio Nord Bremen uses, I fiddle about optimizing my workflow – just to get the best out of what I’ve got. At last a mastering engineer in Berlin finalized what we started in Bremen. We printed the tracks in Pro Tools and sent them to a mixing engineer in Berlin who mixed all the tracks in Mixbus 32C. Effects: 2 Alesis Microverbs used for delay and reverb.įor a Rock’n Roll Band called The Marvellous Fireballs I recorded three songs in a renowned studio in Bremen, Germany (Studio Nord Bremen) with equipment I could never afford (Neve, U87, U47 just to name a few). I did my first recordings on a Yamaha MT8X, using Alesis passive nearfield monitors, Alesis poweramp, DR-5 as a drum machine and a Sennheiser Blackfire mic.

Thank you so much for your valuable efforts!

Cool video as always Warren Keep on Keepin’ Marvellously well. I’m still looking at what to do after I’m trying to think of it as a virtual rig as I don’t have amps either as I said totally in the box so virtual guitar rigs or plug in chains. I’ve noticed I need to get drums down first as beginning with a metronome I find instruments can sound in time but once ive started adding drums and a groove it doesn’t seem to gel as well.I then start with what ever gave me the idea and build from there in various ways trying to go with the feel. Writing stuff can begin any where some times from messing on the computer and thinking well that’s kinda OK to sitting at my guitar or electric piano just for an idea.

#Editing podcasts in mixbus 32c v5 on pc how to

I have a varied work flow as I’m still trying to work out how to sound better. Except for vox which was a sure PG mic now got a Beringer B1 and direct lines for guitars and bass. OOPs Ha… Only because that’s what I owned before using sonar as it came with Sonar 8.1 LE I decided to give it a go and that lead me into the realm of DAWS have been getting to grips with for 2 of those years and have recently purchased a Roland quad curve as it has a low latency and I’m totally within the box using virtual instruments. I’ve just had Sonar Platinum for the last 2 to 3 years going in through a BR 800 digital 4 track…. Can’t wait to start mixing academy songs in my new room. I’m not sure how much benefit it will gain me but I’ve got a ways to go before that is an issue. I am also considering a Stam SA4000 with is a SSL stereo buss compressor clone that’s been getting rave reviews.

But maybe I’ll win something from one of the raffles. So far I’m thinking a Warm Audio Tone Beast and a Focusrite ISA One. I have an OK’ish Presonus Studio Channel to experiment with but future investments will be into a couple of nice pre’s. So what is left is the room build and the desk.

#Editing podcasts in mixbus 32c v5 on pc Pc

Sitting next to my new PC build (still in boxes) I have a Presonus Studio 192 Mobil (USB 3, ADAT expandable, remote Fat Channel DSP on all I/O), into Studio One 3.5 Pro, out into a Monitor Station V2 then into Eris 5 monitors and NS10m’s.

That will be the nice front end into the box. It is because of you that I was finally able to determine a direction for my future/soon to be studio.