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Unless you have a really well trained ear, they basically sound the same. Nice sound quality!

00:07 Apollo clean 01:06 Apollo + Neve 1073 02:02 8PreX clean 02:59 8PreX with AIR on snare and OHs 03:55 Saffire Pro 40 clean 04:50 Scarlett Octopre via Apollo 8p 05:46 Scatlett Octopre via Clarett 8PreX 06:40 Scarlett Octopre via Saffire Pro 40 07:47 2 Bars each 08:28 4 Bars each

Byzance 소리 넘 좋습니다~~크으~~드럼 소리도~~^^굿입니다!!!^^

So very smooth!

Très beau son.

that snare is so fucking thicc

T H I C C

I luv you!!!!!!!!❤❤❤❤

I got one a couple months ago and love it, I have a clear Remo Controlled Sound batter with a Remo Crown Control gel tuned low/medium with 24 strand PureSound wires.

First I would like to say great drumming performance in this demonstration. Second I would like to thank you for comparing all of these interface pre amps. I have a Soundcraft Signature 22MTK in my main studio, and I'm looking for an eight channel interface with great sounding pre amps to use at my smaller studio. I was considering going cheap and getting the Behringer UMC1820 but that's supposed to be beginner quality and I specifically am looking for something that can give me a similar quality to the Soundcraft Signature 22MTK pre amps or better. From listening to your demonstration of these interfaces I think that the Focusrite Clarett 8preX will be the best option for me. It seems to be the most versatile of the selection and the sound is very pleasing. Thank you for helping me with my decision and giving me food for thought. Subbed

Wow 확실히 24"의 풍부함의 위력은 차이가 많이 나네요

Love that sound

Thanks for the video

형 이찬양 곡이름이 생각 안나서 찾아왔어요 은혜 받고갑니다 새해복많이 받으세요!!❤❤❤

8 pre x. Solo funciona con mac? Yo uso Windows puerto c

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Great sound! I might tune mine slightly lower. Personal preference.

Hi, I just ordered that specific snare. Inreally loved the 8 lug same size. But the hammered just looked so cool as well as the concept of how it effects the sound. I am in the window to still cancel incase it's not the ojlne I want. I'm excited but tbh a lil concerned. Does the hammering dry it out too much. Can you still get a fat piwerful low end sound with good snare sound as well or does it sound too warm? They all are good I believe, but taking a slight risk.

Backing track please

스네어 소리 저음에 에너지 있고 풍성하네요! 와이어는 어떤것 쓰셨냐요?

Need to rebalance the overhead and the snare on the clarett demo

Hello budy, how are you? First of all congratulations for the video, I recently acquired a Safire Pro 40 and I'm having trouble recording drums, because even with the volume at zero it sends a lot of gain signal to my daw, so if I turn the volume up to hear what's being recorded, the signal input overflows, can you help me with this issue? thank you friend a big hug My name is Thiago Barbozza, I speak here from Brazil

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Really nice demo of this Ludwig snare Jay! Great playing too. I've seen one of these locally, used , in this finish too... and was interested but unaware of the sound. Your demo took care of that, thank you! I'll be picking this up! Thanks again... well done!

Cookie monster 😂

You just saved me 3k

Great chops everyone! Well done!

What opearting system did you used for the 8preX since its discontinued ?

how many panels

I prefer the Apollo. Love the Focusrite as well but to my ears the Apollo is the winner. Not a big fan of the Air function on the clarett .... to much high end boost for my taste.

Nice work.

I can hear the difference(the Apollo sounds less airy but slightly warmer than then Clarett and the saffire is a clear 3rd as it sounds less clear and way less airy). The Apollo and the clarett sound very close. The Safire not so much. The neve kinda adds a tightness almost compressed sound which shouldn’t have been used unless it was going to be used for all as a fair comparison. So far the clarett is the most bang for the buck as at a certain point you’re paying for the DSP of the Apollo and it ain’t worth paying that much for some no latency plug-in use. I have an M1…I really don’t experience latency.

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This is sick dude!!

Thanks for the comparison! If I'm recording drums would Focusrite Clarett 8PreX do a better job than the latest Focusrite Clarett+ 8Pre?

To me, the difference was pretty small between all the units. I've been recording for 30 years, and I was quite surprised! I recently saw a Sonic Scoop video pointing out that the difference between various pres and various converters is hyped way too much, and that a microphone, instrument or room acoustics have a MUCH bigger effect on tone. I didn't notice any huge difference here in 3D clarity either, which surprised me. Any of these recordings would sound great in a mix. As far as the Scarlett going through different interfaces, that really should make zero difference, right? It's using the Scarlett's pres, clock & converters through ADAT - the interface should have no affect on the sound (which is why I use a fairly cheap interface and a high quality ADAT 8-channel pre). My guess is that any differences were just in the playing velocity. Thanks for doing this video!

beefy

whole kit sounds amazing

Amazing melodic use of the different notes. Watched many times.

i feel like the elves from lord of the rings would play paistes.. thats how ive always thought about them

Great drumming dude :)...nice swing :)

Thanks for doing this, great playing and drum tuning. I was surprised the Scarlett octpre sounded so different with different interfaces. I’ve been in need of more pre-amps, currently using 18i8 third generation plus some tracks from a zoom h4n. trying to figure out if I should just get a new interface like the Clarett which is a bit pricey but I will most likely go with the 18i20. What do you think?

와우 드럼 사운드 환상 입니다!!!

I’m just starting out and looking for a quality interface on a budget - I will primarily be recording classical piano and violin, with voice and some UA-cam blogging too. I have around £150 for the interface and know I can get a fairly decent beginners option, but was wondering with the price for higher end secondhand Saffire devices being in the same ballpark price wise, is it worth going down that route to future proof myself should my projects expand? I currently use an M1 Pro MacBook, and understand that I can still use FireWire via a Thunderbolt converter. Any advice would be welcomed.