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@@RobFillo thanks Rob. My ears are still improving so I've made some progress on your episode too.

@@arbutusroots glad to have you. It was fun. I hope I can get more eyes on this series.

Yes, completely different ecosystems. But it still amazes me that so many people think UAD is the pinnacle of audio interfaces.

Thanks. The full video will be out Oct 3rd.

Glad you enjoyed it. I do tend to get serious on my endeavors. ;-)

Sounds like a great setup. With 48 inputs into a 32 input system, do you just use the stageboxes for inputs and bypass the mixers built in channels?

The speakers are the Amphion Two18s with an Amp500. Amazing monitors. And costly.

I'm never planning to sell that Super Gemini. Ouch, what's going on with your left ear? That sounds awful.

@@EdgetoneStudios no idea really. One day, long ago, following a shampoo, I sensed that feeling of water in my ear, like swimmer’s ear, I suppose. Mild ringing, no pain, but blocked with just noticeable pressure . I figured it would go away in a few days…a few weeks…a few months. It never went away. Pharmacist recommended peroxide and a water Bulb (like for babies) and just BLAST it! I had a doctor do this to me once-like a 20 min very aggressive session. It worked ! Just been too busy to go deal with it. I’m on the verge of plunging in for Super G. Meanwhile friends are saying, No, Mo…but the 3rd Wave desktop and add the ROLI Rise2. I admit I’m a bit hesitant over NO SCREEN at all. I feel I’d be spending my days writing in my Gemini Diary, trying to write descriptions of how I made patches. The Gemini sound is just so glorious, is the issue.

They were awesome to work with. I can't wait to share more acts.

Indeed. Replaced the control board and all was well.

Thanks. I'll try the balloon thing. Both my doctor and the clinic doctor said it could take up to 3 months normally.

Sweet Jesus! Not to hear awful! Get well soon!! I love it the way you handle the UDO super family, very nice and smart and clean and Bauhaus modern!❤🎉😊

I'm not sure what an English 982 is. But you can use it across WiFi if their is a WiFi router on the same network.

Thanks. I keep thinking of making some more videos on it, but everytime I sit down with it I get lost in sounds and never get to it. ;-)

@@napynap yeah, and wholly unnecessary. I've actually gone back to the stock converters . Enjoy your sc. They are great.

@@EdgetoneStudios Thanks, my old Presonus 16.4.2 finally died on the power side after many years of faithful service. This upgrade to 32SC has been fun to program and learn. First gig with it tomorrow!

Haha. Thanks. I don't think Presonus has put any effort into showing how great these can be in a studio. They are so flexible and there are many ways you could set things up routing wise. But at it's core, it's a 32 channel audio interface with 32 mic pres.

@@EdgetoneStudios Yeah….I could spend a LOT of time on this topic, alone. Presonus had a BIG problem with that for a long time. Then it seemed like they got their act together (with the help of various 3rd party channels). But, with the buyout, I have no idea how their customer service/knowledge base is, at this point. One thing is for certain… There’s nothing like info coming from people actually using this stuff, who remember what it was like to lean the basics of it works. Once those basics are learned, we can usually take off with things. But, users teach this stuff in such a different manner. Whereas, “pro’s” talk just to show you how much information they know. They don’t actually teach, or show you anything (another big peeve of mine). It’s alike an exhibition of their knowledge. Since I have you, just out of curiosity, do you know if these preamps are the same in their high-end interfaces? Presonus was using Burr Brown, then they wen to XMAX (while Burr Brown when to Audient I believe???). Anyway, I was always curious if the mic-pre’s, and converters were the same as the interfaces. I’ll be visiting this channel a lot moving forward. This was a GREAT find.

Thanks. My ear seems to be going in the right direction. Still wish it would clear faster.

Thanks. Now I wait for my ears to heal so I can finishe episode 3 and eventually record episode 4.

I thought you would like that. You should be a guest on an episode.

@@EdgetoneStudios That would be fun!

Once the panels were built, I used a brad nailer (basically a nail gun that shoots finising nails) to attach the panels. In most cases, the nail head passes right through the fabric and is invisible. Sometimes it didn't quite go that far and I would have to wiggle the fabric or pull it over the nail head. They are mostly invisible from a distance, but if you get right up to the walls and look you can actually find them.

It's close to dead quiet. Within 10 feet of the back wall you can slightly hear a full drum kit. Beyond that it's barely inaudiable. All those details really worked. Check out this Instagram post from when I had just about completed the finishes. instagram.com/p/CVg3AaopSCD/

@@EdgetoneStudios That's good to know! very good results for timber frame structure

@@JBRRecordings yes. Cement structures have more mass by default, but decoupling the interior wall from the exterior wall, using two layers of 3/4" drywall, and all the acoustic sealant really works. It's the attention to details that count. Interestingly, the only outside noise I really hear with the doors and windows closed is if a low flying aircraft goes over the house. It's not very loud, but it get through the ceiling. This is partly because of the roof ventilation and the soft air ducts for the HVAC. The HVAC also can draw air from the outside, so that the ceiling is not completely soundproof. But it's rare that I hear a plane and I wouldn't hear it if music was playing.

Glad you enjoyed it.

I do wish it had been a better fit for my studio. It sounded pretty great.

Me too. The infatuation has not worn off.

@@reghang5065 turns out it's not just fluid, no infection. But could take 6+ weeks to clear. Yikes

Yes, their songs were really well composed, and they had their performances down. Thanks for checking them out.

Indeed. And from a short scale bass no less. Thanks for watching.

Thanks. I'm heading to the clinic a hour before it opens today. Yesterday they only took 11 patients and I was number 14! Expecting antibiotics as well. Need to get this reasonably cleared out for ELO in Vancouver next Wednesday!

@@getawayperformance thanks. COVID recovery was reasonably fast for me the two times I had it. Glad you finally recovered.

Thanks Ash. Me too!

Thank you. Stay tuned for more.

Thanks. This really has been the best decision, to retire and pour all my money into something I love that I can create with. I was worried about the expense at first, but the hard work and money was all worth it.

That makes much more sense. I haven't come across anyone with a console loaded with the dual preamps, so I assume they are rather rare.

Generally the bigger the room the better (more time for sound to diminish before reflections). But with proper treatment, even a smaller room can sound pretty good. Personally, I'd want at least 12 foot by 15 foot with tall ceilings.

Glad it was helpful.

Indeed.

It would be cool to see a list of well know albums tracked and mixed on the 3036.

That's an interesting idea and one worth exploring. I have a feeling I will end up back with hybrid mixing in the future. I still long for an analogue console, so if I go that route there will definitely be more hardware.

I didn't realize Berklee had them as well. They really were all over the place.

I'm not quite sure what you mean by "not enough fader to see the mix"?

There is a 24 channel version with PPMs instead of VUs just an hour North of me in Nanaimo. I believe he's asking about $2000 CAD. You can also join the forum on groups.io. groups.io/g/sony-mxp-3k/topics Someone just posted one for sale in the Dallas area.

That would be great. Maybe just make the de-esser a feature of Fat Channel.

When I had more hardware FXs I was using Interface mode. What I really wanted was a way to set some Auxes to always be in interface mode and the rest to not. That way I wouldn't have to reconfigure channels for FX out.

Awesome. Had I chosen this first, I wouldn't have lost as much money on buying and selling Apollo hw and all the plugins.