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Thanks. Happy Monday!

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Happy to be of service! Hope this helps.

Thanks for heads up on the broken link. Try this link: www.learnprorecording.com/PT_templates

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Never had to struggle? Do you mean me? There is no excuse to steal your tools. You work with what you got until you can afford better. I still have my first microphone. I keep it to remember where I came from. (And, I still use it sometimes.) If you are interested, check out my studio website to see where I'm from and how I got here. esaudio.com

You know it! Next week? Templates and Track Presets! Yay.😉

Well, thank you, Missy!

Yay! Thanks, Sam.

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I'm not sure of any difference. My 10801's are original AMS Neve built in 1972. As far as I can tell from doing a search, they newer models are the same circuit. But, the actual components are probably different today. One might say the use of "lead" solder could affect sound quality. But who knows. If you are in an area that has a rental house. Maybe rent both and hear them for yourself. Or, Maybe I can do that for you. I'll rent a newer 1081 and do a compare video. That sounds like fun.

I looked at both as well when deciding on the ASP4816 console. I like the Audient chain better than the XL in that it "Sounds" like a Neve but routes like an SSL. The EQ's are very much SSL style.Plus, the built in Master Bus compressor is Very Much SSL. The only thing I would suggest is if you do go with the ASP4816, get the Heritage edition. That came out a few years after we got our ASP4816. If we get another console, I will go with the Heritage Edition.

@@learnprorecording dude thanks so much! very helpful! I'm going to pull the trigger on the ASPHE!

@@officialstryfe Awesome! Let me know what you think. I'm thinking about upgrading mine next year to the HE.

We are talking about 'Budget" monitors. Of all the ones I mentioned in the video, the Kali Audio are probably the best. Are there better monitors out there? Of course, but for the price, the Kali's are the ones.

Yup. The EQ and Compressor are okay. I've got better preamps when it comes to vocals.

Yes, they are essentially the same circuitry. The advantage of the 2-1776 is the "Stereo Link" switch. That allows control of two channels with the one set of knobs. They also act independently in dual mono mode. The biggest difference is the rotary controls instead of push buttons.

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I knew I'd get somebody with that one. Sorry, I just don't like the Preamp on it. Maybe it's because of other choices that I have. I don't know.

Sorry about that. What can I do different that will help with that issue?

@@learnprorecording you can have a picture of the gear you want review and your self together on the thumbnail,I think that can help us differentiate a previews video and a recent video ,I hope this helps cheers 🥂

@@anaiybeatx Thanks! I appreciate you.

@@learnprorecording you are welcome 🤗 and thank you for the great videos 🥂

Even though I have a commercial studio that is pretty treated and sounds awesome, I still use my VSX on every mix. Amazing!

You should print your vocals as you like them. But here we are talking about mastering a two track mix. But yes, you should disable any plugins that you have on your master fader in your mix before you print or bounce to send to mastering.

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Well, I'm glad you found us. Welcome. Let me know if there is anything I can do for you.

@@learnprorecording I’ve just been working on maintaining peaks with clipping and saturation. I’m trying to understand loudness more with even crest factors. Thank you man

Thanks! I really enjoy the LA4's on my snares while recording.

I've got Apollos in all of my rooms. I'm a big fan - I've not tried the Lynx. The Apogee, I had many years ago and didn't like it. But I will say it was better than the Avid (Digidesign) converters of back in the day. I really like my Apollos.

That is awesome. Thanks for the kind words. Let me know if there is anything I can do to help you learn and grow.

That question is a little difficult to answer without having more information. You can shoot me an Email: info@learnprorecordng.com or I offer a one-on-one discovery coaching session for FREE. Check it out here: learnprorecording.com/coaching

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I guess nobody likes me...... I don't know.

Enjoy the gear list!

I still have 3 SPX 90's working hard in my studio. And, yes. they are plentiful on used gear sites such as "Reverb" and even "craigslist" - Everyone should pick one up. 😃

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