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This is a great interface for its price and works great with any type of mics…. I think the election of a mic should be more oriented to find a mic that match with your voice and tone, your way to performing and the type of sound you like… also its very important to know if you will also recording music instruments too… this way you can choose a versatile mic that covers all your needs…. And of course the election will depend on your budget… I tried and used before many mics but a good starting point and a recommendation from very low budget to a professional level mic can be the Tascam TM-80, the Rode NTK, The Mojave MA 201 Fet or the Royer Labs R-121… all of them fantastic mics and each of them for a different budget from 60 bucks respectable sound quality to a very exceptional and amazing few thousand pro studio mics sound… :) I hope this helps you and thanks 🙏 a lot ❤for your comment and your support!

Thank you for the recommendations! I’ll consider one of the options you suggested based on my budget and needs. I appreciate your guidance! @@solarvoxstudioofficialchan3252

Hi Gregory thanks 🙏 a lot for your comments. Not in my studio inside the studio I have the UPS unit where I plug all the electronic devices such video monitors, computer, small lights etc and in the other side of the studio inside the studio in a Furman conditioning power unit I have connected all the audio gear, speakers, guitar amps, to protect them from spikes electrical noise (it’s not the ultimate solution because the ideal is to install outside the studio between the electricity that comes from the outside of the property and the studio a proper electrical purifying and conditioning unit to supply clean and stable electricity, but in addition to the high cost of that which is several thousands, you have to be the owner of the property because it requires the approval of the installation, permissions etc etc etc) The most realistic and low cost effective options are smart UPS for the electronic equipment and power conditioners for the rest of the audio gear, I did this because I don’t own the property where my studio is located and as you can guess London is one of the most expensive cities in the world so to own the property we are talking about 2 to 3 millions pounds and yep If I have it to expend it in a property I don’t purchase it in London for sure, not worth to pay that amount of money for a 200 years old or even more Victorian house ( I love it for rent but I surely invest it in a place like Cornwall and build my studio with views to the sea :) for this price)

If you don’t like the videos you are very welcome to skip it and go another channel, thanks 🙏 for your comment, are a lot of YT Channels for learning about concentration and anger management issues for example :)

If you don’t like the videos you are very welcome to skip it and go another channel, thanks 🙏 for your comment

That’s absolutely fine, maybe are out there another type of videos that are better for you, it’s totally fine my friend thanks 🙏 for your feedback

Thanks 🙏 very much for your feedback and support, thanks for your comment this helps us a lot! Hahahaha yes I’m practicing my English but I never did any course or formal English language studies :) Kazrog has amazing plugins and True Iron is fantastic, I’m a 100% fan of analog gear and the plugin make a fantastic emulation of analog transformers… thanks 🙏 again and stick around I will release this year bunch of videos about fantastic tools I discovered, specially for guitar players and music producers… thanks for motivates me to continue creating content to share with you :)

Thanks 🙏 for your comments, this helps me a lot with the Channel, the plugin has a sort of windows when you can work with the AU plugins or vst format and interconnect each others, in the audio tracks and also aloud you to apply the fxs or plugins over MIDI tracks but I think the MIDI editing of the track you have to editing on the DAW not trough the plugin itself, anyway in the DDMF website they explain better the user interface and they have all the manuals to download it if you want to go deeper into the details 😊 thanks a lot for your feedback and support, I started to release more videos for the second season about guitar recording, pick ups and amplifiers and how much important they are for the mixing process, more gear reviews, amazing plugins such Seventh Heaven by Liquidsonics and much more useful things, so please subscribe for don’t loose anything 😊

Hi man, thanks 🙏 for your comment. The UPS are recommended for everything that is not audio gear, meaning Video Monitors, computers, external hard drive units, but if you have an audio Interface definitely a power conditioning device such as Furman is the right choice, for everything that is audio devices choose a power conditioning instead an UPS. The UPS in addition to keeping the spikes and tension changes in electronic equipments under control, the main feature they had is that when you have a electric power cut in your home or studio due the battery that this devices have keep your computer and video monitors on for few minutes (3-5 min aprox) to gives you extra time to save the session and safe your work. But the power conditioning devices such Furman not do that, what they do is protect your audio gear units, speakers, audio interface etc and if you have a cut the Furman blows taking the impact and shutting down your gear safety way and due most of them have filters eliminate a lot of the electrical noise that the internal cables of the building where the studio is located introducing in the audio signal…that’s the difference so remember UPS for computers, Video Monitors and electronic devices and Furman or any power conditioning for audio devices to connect your gear :) I hope this helps you my friend, happy to help… be around because I soon I starting the new season of the Channel with tons of new useful videos Thanks 🙏 for writing have a great weekend

Thanks for taking your time to give me an answer! It was helpful for sure! I'm subbed amigo mio.@@solarvoxstudioofficialchan3252

Yes, no mistaken what you choose in order to achieve the color you want but the order of the plugins or gear definitely affects the color, in fact are techniques based on the order of the plugins to obtain an specific tone because all the colors overlapping in an specific way and creates amazing new textures and sounds over the original tone. :) Thanks a lot for your comments and your support...

Actually I´m shooting new season of videos, you will see it soon... :) But you can see few of the new picts of the set up in the facebook of the studio

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Thanks 🙏 a lot for your comment, very happy to hear that the video is useful for you :) I guess you find the content useful because actually I am not a UA-camr, I’m a mastering engineer and I starting to recording this videos because I constantly receive from our clients and people who ask us for a free evaluation of their tracks comments like “I’m happy with our sound quality in general but not totally convinced about the drums, how you think we can have a better drums sound ?” Or “We are thinking in buy analog gear to our recording studio in order to achieve better results, what kind of gear you recommend us to buy?” Or people with a lot of doubts about the mastering process or with doubts about the acoustic treatment for the room and I think from the perspective of a “studio guy” How I can help all this amazing people with their doubts trough my experience and personal opinion and I think well what If I create a UA-cam channel for the studio where I can make videos about the things that they asked me more frequently but also about things I know from my own experience that are much more important than what the ultimate gear for this or that, such how important are power conditioners and UPS units to reduce electrical noise in our recordings, specially in home studios, or even basic things like how much better our tracks sounds keeping our music instruments well tune and intonate and also recommending gear that I personally tried on the studio and I think it is useful and sounds amazing…I mean I starting the channel with zero intention to be a UA-camr but all the intention to help and learn from you guys too and create a healthy community around the studio with creative and talented people, so I’m very happy you find useful the videos and thanks 🙏 a lot for your feedback and support this motivates me to create more and better content….:)

Thanks 🙏 for your comments, tuners are a must tool to everyone and as many as you have the better because if one fails the other one save the situation and also one luthier recommended to me the best tip I think about tuners, buy a tuner that use a needle in the display to use it in the process of calibration of your guitars and with this one check that the guitars gives you the same measurement on the 5 freet and in the 12 freet that way your calibration and tune is enough correct to recording your guitars with no issues and with a great tone…I try this and my guitars sound great while I recording

The “needle model I own is the Korg GT-120 and it is important at the moment of try the tune in your 5-4 freet and on the 12 freet the guitar is in contact with your body not laying on a table because our body magically affects the needle of the tuner, I will put all this tricks and tips in a video about instruments maintenance for recording purposes…:)

Thanks for your feedback and your comments, I think it is a very versatile tool in this way and you can use it to charge a single track that sounds flat and boring in order to gives this type of analog distortion that the plugin emulate or also and sounds equally great as a bus saturator, it is actually pretty amazing how well it sound in a mix bus or in a drum bus for example. It is fantastic for both applications bus or insert. Thanks for your comment and your support....:)

@@solarvoxstudioofficialchan3252 Thanks! The review was excellent. I purchased it yesterday after a brief demo. It is indeed a great plugin.

Hi thanks for your feedback and leaving a comment. This plugin I discovered by Dave Pensado (my fav mixing engineer) watching him using it and later when I discovered that it is an emulation of vintage Neumann and Telefunken transformers I do exactly like you and try first the demo and I really love it because sound very similar to a transformer affecting the impedance of the electrical audio signal, charging the signal of harmonic content but what I like the most is that doesn´t sound so digital or exagerate like other saturation plugins. I´m fan of the analog gear and despite my workflow is hybrid because I work with ProTools to mixing mainly I still do it the mastering in analog and owning top notch analog gear and comparing the sound of this plugins with analog gear, this plugin sounds amazing, very natural no super digital like some Fab Filter saturator or super exagerate like some waves plugins and I decide to do the review due the sound and the quality of the saturation of this plugin. Thanks for your comment and stay around because is comming soon another season of video tutorial, gear review and plugin reviews thanks a lot for your feedback and support....:)

Thanks for your comments, It is a very powerful unit SSL Fusion and the power is not on the volume, the power is on the drive circuit, when you engaged the drive the original audio just grow and turning super dense and tick, it is really a huge difference, but is not for the difference of volume, is for the amount of harmonic content that the unit add to the original signal, is pure harmonic distortion SSL Style... not a trick, is real ...and that´s the reason I only use it in mixes that are extremely clean that sounds sterile (electronic music with super digital and minimalist production that sounds super flat) to add a bit of life and color to the signal, I use a Pultec EQ normally to add color in the masters because the SSL is a color monster, it is not a trick, add tons of color to the signal...so in mastering be careful when you use it...:)

I learned from my mixing engineer tutor in L.A. and a couple of mentors too in Europe, excellent mastering engineers and music producers and the rest from my own experience in the studio, I think we all have similar experiences and ideas for certain techniques, but everyone of us has his own processing chain and add our own sauce to the mix…:)

Thanks for your feedback and support, makes me really happy to hear that the videos helps a bunch of you and you find it useful. It is a great plugin, generally speaking Acústica Audio plugins are one of the companies that manufacture high quality sound plugins and this one is one of it. Thanks 🙏 and stay around because we will starting a new season of videos dedicated to maintenance of our music instruments in the studio, new high end gear reviews, recording techniques for guitar players and much more! We just stopped from December because our daughter born then and of course this first months are dedicated exclusively to her but we will comeback soon with lot of great stuff! Thanks 🙏 for your comments this helps us a lot…

@@solarvoxstudioofficialchan3252 Congrats on the newborn. Mine is 43 this year. How time flies. Enjoy the ride.

Thanks a lot for your comment!

Go for it! Waves being sincere with you have some plugins that are great like the API or Abbey Road and MV2 is one of those. But I get the point of certain people including me that we use plugins with more quality sound for specific things like add colour, some tape emulation plugins, and I’m 100% agreed in the fact that are manufacturers that makes unbelievable superior quality sound plugins than waves like Acústica Audio, Softube, and Universal Audio. But the plugins by waves that I recommended are the ones I tried and I think they are great. MV2 is a very useful tool to stabilise the audio of certain tracks with inconsistent volume or far too dynamic without using techniques of double or triple compression, parallel compression or any other complex processing. Is super easy to use and very effective… thanks for your feedback and support, your comments motivates me to upload more videos. Are lot great stuff that will come out trough the channel but I have around 4 months very sick, and I doesn’t recovery but once I feel better again I comeback with great content about studio stuff new plugins reviews, music instruments maintenance, picks and how they change the sound of our guitars and many more good stuff…thanks for your comment and love to hear your doubts, curiosity and also great stuff I know you know to learn from you too…pick MV2 with confidence it is a great tool, I like it a lot….have a great day and thanks catch you soon!

Hi thanks a lot for your comment. Interesting question, what I do in that scenario is to EQ all the individual pads to cut all the unnecessary frequencies in the low end and in the high end, enhance the most important frequencies of each, then send it to a bus, and in the bus apply glue compression (subtle one to unify the sound and compact the all pads) and add some harmonics if need it but if is not need it I retouch there the EQ with an excellent strip channel to add a general flavor or color always without dramatic settings and that´s all. But all of this will depend of course to how the pads sounds, the quality of the samples, the balance that the pads has before routing it in a bus etc so always analyse and compare the pads with a reference track to understand what the track needs...I hope this helps you.

Thanks for the great tips. I did all that trought the SSL v4 eq channel strip on pads bus (5 different pads) and they sound really compact like they coming from the one synth in a way they are more GLUED (like I wanted) ...any tips for the plucked synth like sequencer what is combined with the pads...like a bit of drama and extra energy...the genre is organic house Thanks

@@mariopolar What I use to make a difference in the sound of the synths and specially to add color to the Synth without sound harsh is the API EQ more than SSL or any other but to add a bit more of quality you can try the Abbey Road EQs by Softube an those ones are amazing to add high end without to sound harsh, excellent for gfuiters, synths and vocals. Also you can try with the pluck track if you have it Isolated After to make the EQ with the API and the Abbey Road Eqs is to stabilize the synth with an optical and transparent EQ or use the La-2A to stabilize the pluck and just with the fader of your DAW place it a bit on top of the rest of the pads and synths and sjould work better, not compress more than 1-2 dB with the optical compressor to keep the tracks breathing and crysp...:)

@@mariopolar I´m a electronic music producer and artist too so if you want or need something just let me know. I´m mastering engineer but also I mixing for other artist, If you want to try our services in one of your tracks for free let me know in the e-mail of the studio and I can explaine you how we can arrange it because I like producers try our studio, heard the quality that we can add to their productions and then they can experience what we are capable to add to their tracks and after that they can decide to hire us or not, but I think the best way to promote our business is letting artist that like what we do try and experience the service and with no compromise, thanks for your comments, we are more than happy to help all of you in the best way we can amazing tracks! :)

I'll try with the API and Abbey, this is very cool idea. Yes, the ssl is a bit hursh and aggressive for such a gentle "heaven" bright pad. Thanks for the answer.

Thanks 🙏 a lot for your feedback and support, every time I see a comment like this motivates me to continue. I create the channel because I started on the music side playing bass guitar in different bands and giging with them but when I want to recording my own music and everything sounds bad and I decided to learn how to do it well but in the 90’s without Internet and UA-cam I always became very frustrated and finally when I learned few decades later I thought could be great to help others like me that are starting how I started long time ago and created a permanent platform or knowledge base where this people can check good info about different audio topics and when we create the company my studio I think this is the right moment and UA-cam is the right place! So I’m very happy to help you guys trough my videos. I will starting a second season of new videos but just in December born my daughter and I’m busy now because of that but it will come up more videos and new content! Thanks for your feedback and if like the videos recommend the channel to your friends to grow and be able to bring more stuff make gives away, try more gear and grow up as a community of creative and talented people

Thanks for your feedback and support! I love to hear you like it…You have a great song and vídeo too on your channel!

Hi thanks 🙏 for your feedback and support, here in the UK It cost around 7000£

But to be honest if you dedicated your main work to professional mastering worth every penny and in my case it is the perfect complement to our Darthlimiter by Bettermaker which is such an amazing limiter, so to combine the sound of both units makes wonders to any mastering job…thinking that LAAL and I know it from good sources was added to at least 2 of the major mastering studios in London UK, and it is for a reason…I was really impressed about how this unit makes me go from -12 dB to -8 dB RMS without loose quality or sound over compressed … LAAL is a high end tool in the mastering studio…

@@solarvoxstudioofficialchan3252 but who sells them! It looks impressive and sounds impressive. Not going to lie I’m between Alpha and this now 😳

@@MannyXO If you are located on the Uk, you have to go to the website of Sound-Link which is the main dealer in the UK, I leave you the link www.sound-link.co.uk and if you are located in any other country contact them anyway because they can explained to you better than me what are the local dealer in your area…

@@solarvoxstudioofficialchan3252 thank you so much!

Thanks Darren Welcome to our UA-cam Channel, thanks for your feedback and support, I promise I will do, I’m now in the hospital because my daughter will born today and I will be in home in a couple of days and I will post again the samples because I can not find any other way to leave a permanent download link for the files, thanks 🙏 a lot and happy to hear that the video is useful to you

@@solarvoxstudioofficialchan3252 Ahh congratulations! Very good day. I had my boy 1 year ago here at home. Such an awesome feeling. Thank you for your efforts. It would be interesting to hear before I go and save up for one. Here in Australia they are very expensive. $13000. I have most other limiters. Maselec, Bettermaker, Limit one, Neve MBC, Gyraf Infundibulum. How does it compare to the Maselec MPL2? LAAL sounds similar to a combo of MPL2 and Neve together but with 1-2dB more gain reduction capable.

Thanks a lot for you comment, your feedback and support, you can heard the two different tracks here, just scroll down till you find Sidewalks Of California, the one that is in the video is mastered with a different limiter but the sample audio of the mastered song id done with LAAL, this way you ca hear both and check. I leave you the link here www.solarvoxstudio.com/our-work

Thanks very much for your feedback and support, your comments motivated me to create more and better quality content for you guys! I’m very happy to hear that the video was useful for you. I love the flavour that True Iron add to the tracks, but also the Black Box specially the analog unit is amazing 🤩 and the plugin sounds great too. The difference is that True Iron emulated transformers and circuitry + the electric behave of vintage microphones and consoles and black box is an emulation of tube saturation, different flavours and I love both…thanks for your comments and anything you need just let me know on the comments

Anytime, I´m very happy to hear from you that the videos helps you. The Idea about to starting with the videos was to share with you all the things we discovered working on the studio, or from other professionals when we do trainings or courses with them and create one sort of permanent knowledge base for the ones that are more in need or starting in the music production world. Also we do reviewa of the equipment we buy for the studio or we tried in the past and we like it a lot. I decide to do the tutorial in English despite is not my mother lenguage because is a lenguage that are more popular to Spanish or any other lenguage we spoke, but as is not my main lenguage I apollogize with everyone there for my miss spelling and gramatical mistakes but I think is more important the meaning, the mesage that the correct way to talk and write...Happy to read your comment thanks a lot this inspired to me to continue with the videos thanks a lot for that

Hi thanks a lot for your feedback and support, your comments really makes me happy because I feel the videos are helpful to you and this is my goal with this channel. Congrats for your new Fusion and welcome to the family, you will love it is a fantastic unit. The way to connect your Apollo is using the 2d analog out (you have one out for monitoring and another one jack out in your Apollo) so you connect your speakers in the monitoring and in the second you need a XLRM to Jack TRS 1/4" to get out from your Apollo and plug in to your Fusion IN (behind the unit) and then from the out of the Fusion (behind the unit too) you get out with a XLRF to XLRM cable to the Pre-Amps of your Apollo, this way you can print (recording) the audio from your DAW. The configuration In the Console Software you can find it in the UAD web site and the configuration In your DAW can it be a bit different depend of what is your DAW, I use Protools but you just have to check the users manual of your DAW and configuring the In/Out in accordance with the manual. Unfortunately my studio Is already Set Up In a more complex way because I use external converters (I don´t use the Apollo conversion and I use the digital In/Out of my converters with the Apollo and I use a bunch of other analog units so to me is pretty chaotic unplugged all the monitoring system (including subwoofers, speakers, analog gear, pre amps etc etc just to make a tutorial but the connections are pretty simple and easy to do if you only have your Apollo and the Fusion. I hope I help you a bit with this brief explanation and thanks a lot for leave a comment thiat helps us a lot. Have a great week...

@@solarvoxstudioofficialchan3252 hey bro! Thank You so much! That def helped. I know imma have to figure it out in console and i work out of Luna. So once I figure out what you told me I should be fine. Thank You so much! Your stuff sounds very good! I cant wait! Im going to get your analog limiter too ive been looking at it for a while! You got the ultimate set up🙏🏾

@@REMRODFILMS Thanks man, anytime, I think you will love Fusion Unit, is great to finishing Mixes, to add color in the Mastering, Is amazing on acoustic guitars, is a great unit. I think you´ll be fine with the console guidelines for Luna in the website of UAD, happy to help you man, if you like analog limiters, i´m preparing now a review of one of the most powerful and versatile analog limiters, is a very very expensive unit but i will have the chance of have one here in the studio to reviewing and If you like analog limiters you will blow your mind with the limiter I will review. Here in my studio, we have the darthlimiter by bettermaker because in addition of the amazing sound as a limiter, the unit is also an analog soft clipper which is to me even more useful and interesting than the limiter side of the unit, the darthlimiter to de-harsh acoustic guitars used as a soft clipper is unbelievable great and also to add color and saturation to any audio source. Thanks again for your feedback and your support, good luck and great music vibes.

@@solarvoxstudioofficialchan3252 yes bro ive been looking at the bettermaker for a while! Bc i usually use a clipper and limiter plug in for the final master when I seen it had both inside of it thats a game changer! You have an awesome combo! I think the bettermaker would be all I needed after the fusion! I do everything else in the box mixing wise with uad plugins🙏🏾

@@REMRODFILMS Also a very powerful combination is Fusion + Bus Compressor, because you have the benefit of an SSL VCR compressor + the power of the Fusion …

Hey there, thanks for your feedback and support. For this specific type of question the best is check the manual of users because each UPS unit is different. In my case and for the model I have here in the studio, the components turned off when the unit switch off and when I turn on again the UPS unit I’m able to start to put on the computer and rest of the devices plugged to the unit, and the unit makes all the job but it is because this specific UPS works this way, in your case I think you should check on the user’s manual or contact someone in the tech support of the brand you use because every unit and every manufacturer has their own protocols and specific way to use it. I’m sorry I can’t not answer your question because I’m not a technician I’m just an user , but I’m pretty sure if you contact the manufacturers of your unit they can help you better than me

Anytime thanks for your feedback and support and your comments are very important and help us to understand what kind of content you want to watch

No Furman deal with the current of audio gear devices such EQ, Speakers, Mic-Pre amps and if you read the manual they recommended to connect the unit straight to the wall socket without anything in between, and the UPS unit deal with other type of current, PC, video monitor, external hard drive units, etc and make that the electricity flows from the wall socket trough the electronic devices more clean way without spikes and y if you get an electrical cut the ups aloud you to get 2-3 minutes or more depending of the model extra of energy to get time to save your sessions on the computer hard drive or external hard drive before the computer switch off. They are totally different devices and never should be connect the way you ask, that can cause an electric cut or in the worst scenario starting a fire on your house, is a very dangerous thing to connect a Furman In to an UPS so don’t do it! If you get any doubt about your electrical connections in the studio ask a professional to guide you trough they know how to help you

@@solarvoxstudioofficialchan3252 I was wondering the same, and this is a great answer. Thank you!

Thanks for your feedback and support, I’m very happy to hear that the video is helpful and useful for you. Thanks for your support, your comments motivates us to create more and better quality content

Thank you very much, I'm very happy to hear the videos are useful for you and help you to find answers, my idea is always try to share in the easiest way as possible tips and techniques that I discovered or I learned watching other engineers working and leave it here on our channel available for anyone who need it...thanks for the feedback, inspired me to make more and better content thanks a lot...

Thanks a lot for your feedback and support, I’m glad and very happy to hearing that our UA-cam Channel has been great and very useful for all of you, thanks for sharing your thoughts

Thanks for your feedback and support, yes I think is a good investment for home studios and a useful tool in our audio arsenal…

Thanks very much, very happy that you find it interesting. Thanks a lot for your support, that motivates me to make more and better videos.

Anytime, thanks for your feedback and your comments, I´m creating this knowledge base to everyone in need of info, with curiosity to learn more about pro studio techniques and producers who want to know new ways to achieve their sonic goals, so feel free to check all our videos, comment and share also your knowledge with us...Thanks a lot for the support and feel free to share any video that you find useful..

Thanks for your feedback and your comment , this motivates me to create more and better content! Happy to heard the videos are useful for you

Thanks for your comment and your support and very happy to help and share this tools with all of you

Thanks very much for your support, your comments and your feedback that motivates me to work harder, I want to grow the channel to starting to share with all of you more free goodies, starting to make gives aways an much more good things

Thanks very much for your feedback and support, I'm very happy you find useful our videos. I love to share the things that I discover trough the years working in studios and help you with your productions thanks lot for your comments

Thanks for the feedback and the support, happy to hear you like it

Thanks very much for your feedback and supporting, very happy that you find it useful, let me know always in the comment box what topic or audio job you are struggling or you want to know more about it, and I will respond you and make a review or a tutorial about that topic ASAP happy weekend!

Thanks for your comment and your feedback, in the simplest way to explain to is that the current of an electronic device is differentbto the current of the audio gear, the circuitry but also the waves when you see it in an oscilloscope are different, that's why the UPS handle better than the furman that specific type of current. The ideal set up is to have both of the de devices, and keep it in separate sockets.

@@solarvoxstudioofficialchan3252 ok thank u i will try that🙏🏾

@@bmtbeatz920 Anytime man is a pleasure to help you, always if you have any questions about my videos feel free to leave a comment I always check it out and respond you to help you and clarify your doubts. This is the main purpose of this Channel. Thanks a lot for your comments

@@solarvoxstudioofficialchan3252i hope u reply tto me can i connect my furman witth ups ! for examplle i put myy ups in the socket after i connect my furman with ups after that i connectt my computter witthhh furman !

Thanks for your support and feedback! Yes is an amazing tool not only for live shows but for the studio also, you can track your guitars with amazing analog warm and tone with the Zi. Thanks a lot for your supposrt!

Thanks for your feedback and your comments I´m very happy that people find useful our videos, my idea is create a knowledge bank with plenty of videos to help all of you , even if you hire our studio services or not where you can go and search for the info that you need to finishing your audio productions. Thanks for your support this is very helpful for us in order to make grow our channel and help more people.

Thanks very much, I find very useful this plugin when I set up my studio because in the pro world all the studios use ProTools as standard software to music production and I used to work with logic Pro and Ableton Live around 10 years ago and I was struggle a lot to keep my plugin library when I migrate to ProTools. So I discovered this amazing plugin and now 8 years after I still using it to wrap my favorite AU and VST plugins when I work with ProTools. Thanks a lot for your feedback