Recording A Song With The UR-RT | UR-RT Interfaces with Rupert Neve Transformers

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  • Опубліковано 4 лип 2024
  • With the drums recorded, in this session Dom Sigalas records the instruments for the rest of the song structure on the Cubase music software, via the UR-RT audio interface. Recording keys on the Wurlitzer and Moog, acoustic piano, bass guitar and electric guitar, the video highlighting the difference that the switchable Rupert Neve Designs transformers on the front panel inputs of the UR-RT interface makes to the sounds.
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  • @Acnologia
    @Acnologia 2 роки тому +2

    I can clearly hear the difference without headphones. Lovely transformers

  • @freesongsmusic
    @freesongsmusic 3 роки тому +1

    The difference is huge, wow! Love it

  • @rafik2910ify
    @rafik2910ify Рік тому

    Such a composition, beautiful work !

  • @alcarazfranck9952
    @alcarazfranck9952 4 роки тому +1

    Hi thx for the review. Does this interface have a good headphones output level ? I red that the ur22c headphone output is very low and wouldn't fit with my beyerdynamic dt770 80 Ohms. Is it the same for the urrt2 ? I play saxophone, which is pretty loud, with playback in the headphones from Cubase so i need enough power to hear the playback. Thks for your answer. Bye. Franck.

  • @davidbazomusic
    @davidbazomusic 3 роки тому

    Hello, I am interested, but I have a question that I need to know as I cannot go to test the equipment. The RT4 model has two Hi Z channels compared to the RT2. In these Hi Z channels, can a mic jack and an instrument jack be plugged in simultaneously or does it have to be both 2 mics or two instruments? Thanks in advance.

  • @amir-reza-saadatfar
    @amir-reza-saadatfar 2 роки тому

    Hello
    Whats your suggestion between id14 mk2 and ur-rt2 ?

  • @Fezzler61
    @Fezzler61 4 роки тому +3

    Probably UA-cam or age, I can't hear the difference. I always dig your Cubase videos.

    • @ET2carbon
      @ET2carbon 4 роки тому +2

      I'm 36 with a sound degree and I can't hear either. Compared to how other video, he doesn't seem to be playing the parts here saturated to push the Neve transformers

    • @tej_s9
      @tej_s9 3 роки тому

      I'm 26 and the only major difference I can hear is in Bass. It sounds a little saturated.

    • @juanoteroproducer
      @juanoteroproducer 3 роки тому

      Its basically felling... when he engages the sound start to be tridimensional... have depth adds harmonic distortion on it... sound wise is the same!

  • @joro7656
    @joro7656 3 роки тому

    Why no expand ability?Had to pass but I love the interface

  • @ET2carbon
    @ET2carbon 4 роки тому +1

    I was going to buy for the acoustic piano and I hear so difference in that regard . So I appreciate you demonstrating how little effect it has in a mix in sure it probably is a little more audible solo'ed. However I think I'm gonna go with 32 bit ur-44c YAMAHA. Compared to how other video, he doesn't seem to be playing the parts here saturated to push the Neve transformers

  • @bugeyedmudafuka2
    @bugeyedmudafuka2 4 роки тому

    there should be an 8 channel version of this or at least able to join 2 of these together.

  • @brianwallington9744
    @brianwallington9744 4 роки тому

    Difference is for me very minimal ! But then again my ears are so old :-)

  • @okqiandhi6249
    @okqiandhi6249 4 роки тому

    it has 10-25 % add more mid bass freq and a little bit of reverb, cmiiw

  • @natanjafet8034
    @natanjafet8034 3 роки тому

    sounds like CASTLEVANIA jejejeje

  • @lihatjalanan1979
    @lihatjalanan1979 4 роки тому

    very little the on/off

  • @renixedbymust
    @renixedbymust 4 роки тому

    there is almost no difference. And for that I should just pay a few hundred euros more ? , I'll stay with my old Ur 22 mk2

    • @joro7656
      @joro7656 3 роки тому

      Another You tuber did a video and was switching between and you can here a way more open full sound

    • @renixedbymust
      @renixedbymust 3 роки тому +2

      @@joro7656 Well, in the meantime I was able to get a used, cheap one on ebay and test it thoroughly myself. And I stick to my opinion! The difference is so small that it is simply not worth paying a few hundred euros more for it. That's why I sold it again straight away.

  • @mawo1096
    @mawo1096 4 роки тому

    Still sounds like a home studio interface. Poor converters.

    • @Daniel-sc5ps
      @Daniel-sc5ps 3 роки тому

      which is better fot that pirce? ;)

    • @mawo1096
      @mawo1096 3 роки тому

      @@Daniel-sc5ps SSl 2 or 2+

    • @declanmurray
      @declanmurray 3 роки тому +2

      There is no way you could possibly tell that. Did you know what the analog audio sounded like before it was converted?