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Thank you nice video. Once I have a good loop setup, how do I record a long guitar solo over it all for 1 complete song?

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Even the noise floor that all the internet complains about is NOTHING compared to the one I get from my M audio Fast track pro combined with my Berhinger C1

Does studio one have a splitting tool for stems to separate instruments or remove vocals

How do you reduce a measure at the end of a verse, to 2 beats? My recording, from that point on, shows measures that are 2 beats off from where I want them to be.

The best Daw is Reaper best cpu and can use 32 bit plugins literally any plugin always updates you can do anything you want and having fun doing it.

This SBJ sweetener, where can I find that one for the Peterson Stroboclip HD?

Great Video. I'm ready to get the Audiobox 96. I already have midi files I've written over the years and preformed live, opening for over 200+ national acts. I'm getting ready to retire and have had requests to create a CD of fans favorites. Problem is I've been using Cakewalk Pro 9 on my old Dell with XP and cannot or want to try and to partition my MacBook Pro M2. So what I am going to do is get the 96 with the included software (because GarageBand doesn't produce GM or Roland midi accurately) and install on my MacBook. Now my question. Can I load the midi file (song) into Studio one and create a new audio track and save as finished product? Thanks

Why would you not do it ?

Singing with an SM57 may require a bit different of a technique, but are my favorite live vocal mics, especially in a full band scenario, and especially for male vocalists. Also, they sound fantastic on acoustic guitars.

Very informative demo. Easy to understand. Nice guidance to take recording to the next level.

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Thank you Chris....Best regards from Belgium...

Don't worry, it's been a thing in the 19th century and early 20th

Great as always Chris! Your job is amazing. Keep going on! 👏🏽👏🏽

Only daw id use over studio one isn’t on windows and that’s logic both my favorite I use logic on my MacBook but my pc has a better and quicker workflow I wish we had a better look for studio one

The best DAW is PreSonus Studio One

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Dude this is really the video im looking for. Thank you so much! Great video!

SBJ sounds great on an acoustic guitar.. JT tunes it that way because he uses a capo a lot and the string thickness varies more on an acoustic guitar than an electric guitar.

Thank you for your tutorials. Best on UA-cam by far. 🩵

you are too shy to say "Like & subscribe" that was funny anyway <3

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love the way you think and demonstrate. <3 <3

you are talking about me <3

This is a very illustrating video for those who like me, an amateur, want to build a DECENT home studio without wasting money buying the cheapest garbage. Thanks a lot Chris!

Just discovered your channel yesterday (PreSonus drum recording video), and your videos have already helped me in less than 24 hours… thanks for the great content!

Hey what PC would you recommend for recording/mixing?

It's an interesting video. However, the cloudlifter isn’t suitable for condenser mics, like I use. Even if it was, all that is really achieved is moving some of the pre-amplification from the cheap interface which you already have, to the expensive cloud lifter you have to buy. 🤔

how do you blend the direct acoustic with mic?

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Terrific Job mate. i'm just having fun on studio one and you guy helped me a lot!

When you're adding a limiter, do you change the threshold from -3.0, or do you leave it at -3.0?

Was a very helpful video. Kudos to you. And just liked and subscribed the channel after listening to your subscriber appeal song😅😅...

Thank you! It all makes so much sense now😆 Game changer for me! 💯

I'm just starting out Thank you For this video

Can we get these done in tabs please brother

Short, detailed and full of valuable information, great video!

Sounds great!

My low is tenor but my high is much higher

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Thank you Chris. I learned so much, so fast from this video. Just from this one video, I think I'm ready to open my studio for professional recording. LOL!

dude if i were you, i would change some things there: (try out if you want) - Personally i would go for a more narrow speaker width so you can be as close to the window as possible, since the high freq are more directinal, you not gonna have a problem there. (bass probably goona leak form the window to the outside, since its more omnidirectional) -put the table as close to the window as possible as well, so you can make a good equilateral triangle with the speakers, and being between on the first third of the room, you dont want to be in the middle is this case (length wise of course, usually theres a dip in the center, and keep centered on the width for the stereo effect.) -treat the first reflections (closer to the speackers, usually between you and the monitors, with taller panels, 4x2, on the sides and ceiling, use at least 4 inch insulation with some airgap, no bigger than the thickness of the panel you install. -on the back corner to your right (facing the window) add bass trap (or instead of using 4 on the front wall, split them through the avaible dihedral corners, Wall/wall or wall /cceiling), with me midle of the poanel being tweeter height/ear level. - do a panel you can move, on a stand for example, so you can use as bass trap when the door is closed. ultimately would be better to choose only one doorr, if possible ofc - run the sonarworks calibration again, probably gonna be more balanced this aint gonna fix everything ofc, but will probably make more sense that what you got there now. after this keep improving wathever you fell you need more in the room. note: i'm not a profeessional acoustician or engineer, but i went down this rabbit hole and was the most consensous tips:

Thank you Chris, I sing, and am in an untreated room and have today just switched from a SM7B to a condenser...I was looking at the Halo and after watching/hearing your video, I shall be buying one ASAP!

Actually I love ur vids I’m the only one inspired because my dad is a voice recorder

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i may have missed it but what made you use a UAD vca compressor and a fabfilter over the the equivilent in studio one?

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Speaking of "entire mix", where are some of your mixes that we can listen to?