How TAPE MACHINES Work! And walkthrough of Universal Audio's Ampex ATR-102.
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- Опубліковано 20 чер 2017
- We talk all about tape recording: the science, the effect on sound and its prevalence in modern recording. I also show you how to use it in the context of a digital environment via Universal Audio's Ampex ATR-102 emulation.
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Any questions about how tape recording works or the ATR-102 plugin, feel free to ask in the comments.
This was seriously the BEST video on explaining both tape and the Ampex ATR 102. I’ve went through a ton of videos but nothing like this one. Thanks for making this for the world.
One of the best plugin walkthroughs I've ever watched,
with a science and history lesson at the start?
Killer.
I've been looking for a straightforward demo of this machine. This was it! You addressed all of the questions I had about this plug. Thanks from Sweden!
One of the best simple explanations of tape mastering that I've seen. Great job!
Very powerful this channel is helping a lot God bless u sir 👍💯❤
Beautifully explained, I’ve got the Studor A800 and this one by UAD and they are magical. You really bring the romance to the mystique behind tape. That’s also a beautiful piano riff.
Dude... Seriously great video. Definitely a better walkthrough than anything else I've seen online, and I loved learning about some of the physics behind it. Thanks!!
One of (if not the) best tutorials I've seen regarding this plugin - and many thanks for the history lesson.
Outstanding demonstration! Thank you.
A really good walkthrough. Thank you.
Best plugin walkthrough I've seen. Thanks man!
This was really exceptional man! Absolutely loved that you dived into the physics behind tape, the historical context of each feature, and a walk through of the plug-in itself. Well rounded, complete, and invaluable. Great job, and greeting from a fellow Producer!
Really helpful and useful video. Excellent job!!!
Fantastic video Saher! thanks for clarifying the humble tape machine for me. Greetings from the Sunshine Coast, Australia
Thanks a lot - this is the best Tutorial about this great Plugin
Very interesting and informative video Saher! WOW... So that's why those worn our cassettes sounded like that!
Love your series of videos! You are A-mazing.
Thanks Doug, I'm happy to hear I'm not the only one that finds this stuff interesting!
Great edit & explanation! Would love a video like this on the preamp unison with exempel the 1073 🙏🏼
it's the best video on tape machines
I still enjoy my actually rebuild Ampex ATR 102 :-)
Really interesting! :D
A fascinating topic for sure :)
Just pulled out my old reel to reel tapedeck to use for tape saturation or tape delay effects.
1:27 What a lovely summary of the worst semester of my life
Really Good Video:)
Can u pls make also one for the shadow hills mastering Compressor from UAD ?
Hello, I couldn't find on their website if this plug-in is available in 32-bit. Do you know which formats are available?
They are used to record onto cd records & cassette tapes digital masters .
Damn, your voice is soothing 😳
Came across this video yesterday and it made me want to buy this plug-in. Ive looked online at the specs required for the plug-in and cant seem to get a straight answer. Does anyone know FOR SURE if i can use this plug-in with any interface or do i have to have a univeral audio interface like the apollo to use it? If you answer and say that it can be used with any interface can you provide some proof? What interface have you used this plug in with? I know i have the right specs from my computers operating system and i have a pretty good interface it just isnt made by universal audio. Its on sale right now because of memorial day but i still dont want to spend $100 on a plug-in i cant even use. It seems dumb that they would make a product and then limit its compatability like that. Dont they understand theres more money to be made by offering these plug-ins to people who either cant afford or dont need to buy an apollo twin?
I'm on windows, no Apollo. You don't need it, but the native version
qué intensito
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