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Your studio is awesome.
Love how everything sits in its place 👌
Thanx for not boasting about having all those gears and discouraging other people who can't afford to have this amazing studio but still love to make music with their basic setup ! Respect
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The thing you said at the end is probably the most important thing that guys like me (that are just starting) have to remember all the time. Your setup is awesome, and I want to build a studio as cool as yours some day, but if I don't learn how to work with just a mic and practically anything else more, I'll never be able to get good. It's some good advice, I think!
nice one bro ...studio one forever..presonus long live.
Very nice studio I like how you emphasized on not needing all of those toys but it's still without a doubt awesome to have.
I own an Ibanez Artcore too. Love it! The BEST $400 guitar I've ever played.
It's nice with studio tours. In the end you state that you can make happen with less gear and the most important is knowledge, that is the thing. thanks for the tour.
10-21-2014 Thanx for the Open House
I love S1. It just has so much better workflow that is intuitive to anyone that has the slightest understanding to recording. Recently demoed Pro Tools and it was just annoying trying to find my way for the simplest things. While it seemed there were more options (perceived) I have never felt limited with S1. Great DAW! Nice setup too Joe!
Good stuff. Thanks for the tour.
awesome home studio...great vid
i love your studio set up
Awesome tour! The POV shooting was cool. Love your work. Keep rockin
Awesome video Joe, I always enjoy your vídeos! :)
Wonderful studio im looking forward to one like this
Excellent point you made at the end. I have some gear I use for recording audio for youtube videos as well as ham radio applications. Most of it is used gear. Much of it came from ebay. But my speakers are $10 GE bookshelf speakers from the thrift shop. They work just fine with my rolls rack mount amp from ebay. I am poor and don't have the funds for fancy ass audio gear. So I just get what I can used a little at a time. Any new stuff is lower end. Like my mics, cables, and USB audio interface. The trick is to go inexpensive but decent quality.
Meus parabéns... muito top muita qualidade seu material de gravação!!!!
The thing you said at the end is probably the most important thing that guys like me (that are just starting) have to remember all the time. Your setup is awesome, and I want to build a studio as cool as yours some day, but if I don't learn how to work with just a mic and practically anything else more, I'll never be able to get good. It's some good advice, I think!
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Jose jose de a ssis Fdesousa
Jose jose de a ssis Fdesousa
4 years ago
liked this video
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Nik Drown
Nik Drown
4 years ago
I love S1. It just has so much better workflow that is intuitive to anyone that has the slightest understanding to recording. Recently demoed Pro Tools and it was just annoying trying to find my way for the simplest things. While it seemed there were more options (perceived) I have never felt limited with S1. Great DAW! Nice setup too Joe!
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OneOnOne Guitar
OneOnOne Guitar
4 years ago
I own an Ibanez Artcore too. Love it! The BEST $4
I also use PreSonus Studio 1 (was a Nuendo guy) I have a Synth lab. I got rid of an Alesis 3930 about 6 years ago, big mistake, found and brought another. I record into a Roland MV 8000 then mix into Studio 1 the Fader Port is great. I like what you said about treating youself to the things you want I just retired and enjoying my lab.
Love the set up .This is almost identical to my set up. i use the 16.4.2. Although i now really want the new CS18i. but will have to buy the Rack mount studio live.
thanks bro, for such a wonderful video
There is an Indian saying that that comes to me on you saying at the end about a two channel interface an mic; "Indian man build little fire, keep warm. White man build big fire, keep warm collecting fire wood." You're right, I've done no recording in recent years as I have just constantly collected equipment, built stuff, bought knackered valve gear to rebuild into something else etc. You are completely right - just do it! :o)
Nice, vert Nice studio you have there. Very impressive.
Really cool home studio
dig all the gear!
Gods blessings updating your rack components & gear..
I loovveeee how much presonus stuff you have
Hahahaha
I have the AC4! Love it
joe nice studio I love the panels is a nice setup for home studio
Very nice home studio man
sweeeeet desk bro love how it fits the presonus
You got an amazing studio bro!
excellent vid...really dig the desk.
Congrats, your studio is really improving through time!
I hope you'll do another studio tour for 2017! I miss this so much!
Definitely
cool good size studio I love the presonus stuff for preamps and also use studio one after switching from Sonar Producer...
Thank you. I am totally in the box in terms of mixing. However I am wanting to invest in some outboard gear such as preamp’s and compressors. Thanks for the well done informative video.
Very nice set up. I wish I had the space you as I'm using an upstairs bedroom that I converted. But I am blessed to have that at this point. I am a Studio One 2.6 user and I'm looking to upgrade to the new version 3. I have the "baby" Studio Live 16.0.2 and I love that little thing. Fits in nicely with my current set-up. I think you sold me on the Avid Eleven rack. I play guitar as well and I have multiple amps but mostly use a Fender Blues Reissue. So I'm glad to hear that you really like that unit. (I don't fully trust all reviews sometimes.) Anyway, continued success to you. Thanks for posting your lab!!
Lmao I was sitting by here going "yeah that's what everybody needs three big screen tvs around you." Derrrrp I'm blind lol
***** Hey Danny, I thought that too when I first started watching the video. I have two monitors which is enough for me.
I live in a tiny condo so I understand space restrictions and needing storage etc,,but too bad there was not a way you could sacrifice one of the closets for a vocal booth,,that would be wicked-pissah,,,! Awesome studio !!! great video too!,,
Love how you have things set up. I think the desk makes a big difference. I don't know if you put the rolling gobos behind you while you mix to cut down on reflections off that back wall, but I bet that would make things a little more predictable, and cave-like. Which is cool.
Nice setup man and thanks for posting!
Nice studio, thanks for the tour.
+mattsynth Thanks!
+Joe Gilder Great home studio. Thanks for the tour. Just wanted to mention that the Tech 21 Sans Amp is more than just a practice amp. Everything they make is about amp / cabinet / speaker simulation. It is basically a small amp with guts of a GT2. So the XLR and 1/4" outputs on the back give you some more options for amp sims. Read up on them. I used to work there. They were on the forefront of amp sim technology.
Hey Joe! Thanks for sharing it with us! Seems like a great space for creating music! Is there any video on mixing from that PreSonus 24.4.2, like you would do on a console setup? I do have a 16.4.2 and never really used it that way till now, but would love to see what one could accomplish working that way! If there aren't any video on this matter yet, would you consider doing one? Thanks again for all the great content! Take care, man. Cheers from Brazil
I dig it, man! Keep on mixing
Solid solid gear Bro mean and lean!
Nice room, Joe.
A lovely little welcoming studio corner! It´s really a place where I could cancel out all my thoughts and just get some great creative work done. I must say the small characteristics from the exposed brickwall and the lovely warm lightning to the jawdropping brown studio desk really is something special! Keep up the good work Joe!
ooo thank you been wait for this
Inspirational tour...)
I would like to see more about your mics. PS: Your room is bigger then my whole house
I've noticed many of the guys on the study demos often use the Furman power conditions. I have a Furman PL-PLUS and to say the least,I was rather disappointed in it. It did nothing to quite the electrical interference that I was getting from my wall outlets. I wound up going with the Monster PRO 2500 and it made a ton of difference. i wanted to go with a larger PRO 3500 but,Monster no longer makes that series of power conditioners. All I can say is to bad because they really woked well for me.
Monster makes great stuff.
totally right about that Ibanez, great guitar for a reasonable price
nice I'm just setting up my studio great desk i want one
+Mike Kemash customconsoles.com
Curious as to how you "mix" with the studiolive. Long throw faders are great if you are recording, not so much for mixing if those faders don't do anything control surface wise. Doesn't make sense to me, but if you could explain it, that would be great.
I do quite a bit of acoustic guitar recording with a condenser mic. Should I look into a preamp?
Always a great idea
wow, the studio reminds me of electric ladyland, we used to have a writing board to
i like yr table ..
ANIMO CON ALEGRIA...VERY GOOD
I've been using presonus for about two years and I love the quality of the audio interfaces and preamps. And of course their daw and studio one software. Soon I'm buying the mixer but would you suggest it over any of the other brands?
Nice studio
Very helpful! Thanks!
What camera did you use?
You should sell that Eleven Rack and get the L6 POD HD Pro X and get the Rivera RockCrusher Speaker Emulator. It'll cost like $800 more together than the Eleven, but the sound is incredible and you don't gotta mess with mic position. =P
0:44 “things to do today” 😆 😂 🤣
"...over here we have the cccc....leather couch"
LOL!!!!!!!
i shop at that place on nolensville too!
Hey 👍🏽I'm a big fan of your studio and I just want to know how can I get a desk like yours I love it 👍🏽please?
LOL, sorry but I have to comment... directly behind my studio room I have the AC, to my left just outside the window I have the AC unit.... The amount of times I have said to people.. "we make it work" when they say something.. then you said the exact same thing... I feel your pain ... Nice setup and vid too - Happy days!
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Presonus baby ya!
what inputs/outputs have you used on the back of the ElevenRack to connect to your DAW? Great setup BTW. Cheers.
Idk about the console being "as good as digital gets", seeing as Midas, Soundcraft, Yamaha, Avid, and Digico digital consoles exist, but love the setup. Has it changed much since this video?
+Zach Melgoza not sure what you're asking?
+Joe Gilder Your studio setup. Has it changed much since the time that you made this video?
Where did you get that desk?
This studio looks a bit basic compared to mine, I'm afraid.
1st of all, I've got a Yamaha keyboard, with 16 built in drum patterns, what can be accompanied by bass & orchestra, & 16 preset voices, including violin and piano.
Forget his leather sofa, I've got a couple of bean bags. My bush headphones act as a mic when I change sockets, I don't need a drum machine cos I have four pads on my Yamaha, what consist of Kick drum, closed hi hat, snare and cymbal. This goes through my Goodmans Midi Hi Fi unit with stereo speakers (15 watts per channel), what also has a 5 band graphic equalizer, and "bass boost" The tape cassette on it, tapes tapes, and has a high speed dubbing function. I've got a biscuit tin, with a few elastic bands around it, what sounds better than any guitar, and my waste paper bin, doubles up as a bongo, when turned upside down. I might post a video of my tour soon.
+amgonnafartinyaface cool story bruh.
Wwwwwaaaannnnnker
I can bang 2 spoons together on me knee because I'm from Lancashire but here in the pennines we prefer to keep things analogue and you fuck the digital here today gone tmrw keep up with the new tech blocks, proper musicians and some lancy twang jobs a good un so fuck off. Gibson j45 that's a good bit o wood though respect
Hey I don't think you talked about it in this video... What's in that space in the middle? Saw a door at the very end of the video and now I'm curious lol
Where'd you get the rug? It looks nice.
Can you have the midi out on the ProSonus send the slider data to Logic? Someone on a forum said that the mixer does not send slider data through Firewire.
im building a desk around a studiolive 24.4.2 AI and your set up looks just what im looking for not gonna be exact but I built the desk im currently using I suppose you don't have anywere I can get plans for it?
Great setup, I'm not sold on the eleven rack. From what I hear, modeling just isn't there yet. Just my opinion!
Joe, I am putting together my home studio after about a 6 year hiatus from the music world. I am interested in picking up a used Eleven Rack. Won't be needing it for an interface, just want it as a multi-effects unit. Am I going to have any issues using it with Studio One? Also, will I encounter any problems with firmware updates from Avid if I need them?
Also going to add a T.C. Electronic M350 and a Lexicon MX300 to round out my effects units.
Would love to hear your feedback on these unots.
Thanks.
Hello Joe, can I use the same mixer with Logic Pro? though only have 2 out puts and two inputs on my interface?
What is the use of that presonic pre amps ? Please tell me.... I'm just 17 years old and I'm going to build my home studio
Wow. Do you just do music for a living? If so, do you do gigs or mainly recording? Thanks!
Your M-Audio EX66 are supposed to be POINTED AT YOU, I was taught by Mr. Martin Pilchner himself and I brought this up. The speakers do not work if you do not have them pointed away from your ears.
I see Lavry Gold and Neve 1073 in your future.
Cool
Great tour Joe. How are you able to use the PreSonus to mix? & Is it possible to do it within Pro Tools or would I have to make the switch to another DAW?
Anything that Studio one does can be done in pro tools. Studio one does have a easier work flow than pro tools but in the end it's all personal preference. There are many great DAW's Logic, Cubase, Reaper Etc. Pick one learn it and run with it.
IKAS I've been using Pro Tools for about 3 years now and it's great. Started in Pt8 LE to what I'm running now, Pro Tools 10. The only thing is, the faders on on the PreSonus aren't motorized so I'm wondering how he is mixing with them like he said in the video.
IndieFlare guess when he mixes through the mixer he does it the old school way processing through the mixer and then back into the DAW the same way folks use outboard summing.
IKAS Oh, as in each track going OUT a channel and then sending back a Stereo send through the board back IN to Pro Tools? Ahh, such work lol the processing on the PreSonus doesn't seem that fantastic to me to be doing that much.
Do you use all three preamps at the same time, or each one is for a different situation?
Very nice set up.. I have a question about pre amps, I am wanting to get a Presonus 16.0.2 mixer for recording and live sound but I don't understand the external or outboard "pre amp" part of the equation like how many do I need or does one pre amp control all the mic inputs? is there a certain ratio of mic/inputs to pre amps? sorry if this is a strange question but I am a beginner :-)
+Edward Eiding The XMAX preamps in the StudioLive board are great, you really only need those. If in the future you decide to tweak the color of the sound you are recording by using tube-driven preamps then you can invest in the ADL 600 and/or 700 but they are NOT necessary at all to get a great sounding studio put together (you would plug your mic(s) into the ADL units then send a line-level signal into the StudioLive, bypassing the mixer's XMAX preamps... not necessary!). Spend your energy on educating yourself in the dozens of topics for making an entire studio run, then after that you can consider specialized tube preamps, etc etc. Just my $.02, before tax and inflation. ;-)
Very nice set up. I will say that I feel bad for people who have spent so much on a firewire device and a nice desk to fit it only to find themselves in a situation like I did with Apple making FW obsolete. Hell, I had to sell my Control 24 too because ethernet is obsolete too!! I had to resell my FW interface and control 24 just so I can run PT12 on my mac.
+Tim Campbell // You can get an adapter for less than $20. I'm still using a Firewire 400 interface through Thunderbolt.
+MorbidBlessing Really? I bought an adapter and it didn't seem to work. Well, I think it was the OS. I'm not 100% sure but I think Yosemite doesn't support anything firewire. Maybe it was just the adapter. I ended up getting the MOTU 828x anyway.
Ehi Joe amazing desk! Amazing Presonus mixer...question, is it difficult to use? how do you connect all the external plug ins? Thanks!
It's very easy. As far as using outboard preamps, it's just like any other mixer. You just plug em in.
+Joe Gilder Thanks! I'm very unsure if to go with a better audio interface in the future.....or go with Analog/Digital mixer like yours! I have a Focusrite now. Like it..quite good... What do you think of Presonus Preamps?
How can we contact the man who contructed the wall treatments/etc?
dat desk :o
Do you put those gobos behind the singer or behind the mic?
I thought the thing on the left of the mixing desk was a TV for the first 3 and a half minutes.
Where is your studio located and how could I get recording time?
Differences between studio one and pro tools?
Nice Set up.
Thanks for the Tour. .
Question? I'm Running a presonus. 16.02 As m y Interface Do I need a Pre amp with compression an eq. I was Using a presonus digimax with 8 channel. .
but I disconnected it. .cause it was guiving like a ground Noise. .
thanks
+Denis Alexis Florentino no you don't need one. But one day you may want an external preamp to give you different tones.
Thanks Keep up the good work.
I bless you in Jesus name.
I need gobos like those. Do you still have Grahams info or any further recommendations?
Okay, so I'm the kind of guy who needs physical knobs/faders in front of me, and was looking into the studiolive. I do all of my composition via ableton but am not opposed to doing my mixing somewhere else, I.E: Studio1. Theoretically, I could bounce all of my tracks from ableton over to studio1 and do my mixing with my analog hardware comps/eq's etc with the StudioLive, right?
All of the videos I see demoing it are basically coming from a live standpoint.
Just want to know how happy you are with the StudioLive and if you think it would work for me. Currently, I have an RME Babyface pro as my interface, and it doesn't have enough I/O for me, and I hate mixing totally in the box.
You can't really easily incorporate analog hardware unless you're using the Aux outputs.
Joe Gilder Music I can just route to another unused channel though correct?
What's some stuff you've worked on. I wants to hears.
Do you have a PreSonus endorsement by any chance?
Do you mic your guitar to a amp or go direct mostly, Yes I love Studio One 3.
+Marcus Miles little of both. Mic guitar amps and record "direct" through my Avid 11Rack