It's a miracle! What always happens is that one of the new holes will line up with framing in the ceiling, and then you have to struggle to orient all 4 so that they all clear! That's what is supposed to happen.
@@NeilParfittMusic cant wait / you and I think a like / but still you do it better / better than anyone else I've checked on line/ i really loved the RJ45 LAN cabling work/ was experimenting with it for the last 5 years/ i also moved into Atmos because u r doing it/ so thx
I love your videos and your style how you present yourself, just without any flaws and being real, highly appreciated! May I ask for a rig/studio rundown in the future?
Hello, is there an opportunity to negotiate with the "boss" about the release of OST Bakugan? Please try to get permission to release ost, it will be legendary!
@@NeilParfittMusic Ok i know why you went with wood. But in the sound studio, the reason we went with all pip is because, it my need adjustment over time. Or we may have to move it to another area of the studio. Its what ever works if this works then Ok .
@@CDWCAULDRON the baffle is wood/material/owens corning - but alll the mounnting is metal, aside from the the piece of wood in the attic screwed to the wood joist.
Is there any possibility of you and Scott Bucsis releasing an official soundtrack for the Beyblade Metal series? There's a lot of really cool themes I loved but can't find any official audio to listen to it online. The ones that are available are ripped from the episode and the audio sounds wonky. Please?
Can anyone recommend an online distributor that will allow you to deliver Dolby Atmos/Spatial sound? I am using amuse at the moment, which in happy with but they don’t have spatial sound options. Thx!
Hey Neil, does it make sense to bother with speakers these days? I mean, if you work with Spatial Audio, your sounds are object based (e.g. Dolby Atmos), and you have a renderer which could calculate not only for a specific speaker setup, but also for headphones using HRTF (head related transfer function). If you measure your ears and make a custom HRTF profile, the renderer would be able to perfectly calculate sound for your headphones. And in the virtual space you can have a full Spatial Sound, or make yourself any conventional setup like (5.1, 9.2.4, whatever), change room size, etc. Unlimited possibilities, no speakers cables, no room treatment, no noise, available on-the-go, insane resolution and dynamic range with a good pair of headphones. This was not possible computationally until recently.
that's an interesting point... and would be the potential collapse of an entire tech industry! There''s nothing quite like pushing air in a room though - I don't think speakers are going away any time soon.
@@NeilParfittMusic Higher frequencies probably don't affect our senses much, and for lower frequencies you could add a subwoofer. Consumer electronics is definitely going the Spatial Audio way, but very slowly and with generic ear profiles (like in case of AirPods or PlayStation 5). For professionals, I guess, there should be more sophisticated approaches and devices. And today you can easily scan your ears with iPhone's depth camera. I'm not an audio professional, but like your videos and was curious if you know something about this topic in a pro environment. BTW, with HRTF you should get a sense verticality even below your head, while in movie theaters we don't have speakers on the floor.
thx! slowly getting into it. There have been some shows where the non 'baked in' stems (orchestral decca etc) are being put into objects. So for now it's serving as pre-check / learning / listening etc.
@@NeilParfittMusic Very sad(((( Thanks for the answer. P.S Thank you for my wonderful childhood. I was a huge fan of old Bakugan and I still dream about the official release of your OST. He's just awesome!
@@NeilParfittMusic Oh right, I see. I for a moment thought you were casually working and just had a realisation “Hang on, there is *clearly* a peak in resonance 76° behind me!”
@@minder01 it was obvious visuallly, but also visually confrmed after the Trinnov protted the calculated speaker positons visually. I lived with it for a year and made the move to change it, as i had a schedule lull. If i didn't deal with it, I never would hehe
Have you ever played a game, watched TV or a Movie? ;) If I'm writing on cartoons it's stereo upconverted to surround. If I'm working on a TV or Movie score involving real orchestra - that's all recorded in surround and we'll mix the other elements in surround as well as it's all unified.
That's a fortune in speakers you've got set up around you... I've looked into those bigger ones you've got front and center and they cost a kidney each.
@@NeilParfittMusic Thanks for specifying. That's a wee beyond my budget, sadly. I guess I'll stick to the Canton CT 800 stereo pair. They're as old as I am, but they sound real good.
I love these pretty weird videos 😊
As someone who's watching mostly Audio and DIY stuff on UA-cam, Neil, you just made your game to a whole new level for me :D
That scaffolding would make a nice pergola.
hehe - i shold have hung a hammock! 😄
As you were explaining the reinstall maneuver but not yet revealed the safety cribbing, My anxiety started rising vicariously
It's a miracle! What always happens is that one of the new holes will line up with framing in the ceiling, and then you have to struggle to orient all 4 so that they all clear! That's what is supposed to happen.
haha - thank fully the ceiling joists are front to back of studio, so moving closer or further, no joists in the way. PHEW! :)
You are a genius!
A round of applause for our lovely assistants!
there is definitely a light bulb changing joke to be made here
Super sick setup
Your studio is fantastic ❤
THANK YOU! New Tour coming some :)
@@NeilParfittMusic cant wait / you and I think a like / but still you do it better / better than anyone else I've checked on line/ i really loved the RJ45 LAN cabling work/ was experimenting with it for the last 5 years/ i also moved into Atmos because u r doing it/ so thx
@2:50 HAHAHAHAHH CYAAAATTTTTT
I love your videos and your style how you present yourself, just without any flaws and being real, highly appreciated! May I ask for a rig/studio rundown in the future?
I think he already did that :D
@@lackokalman in the works for this new space :)
I’d love to sit in that seat and hear your speakers! 🤌
...and you got a mention on the Accidental Tech Podcast this week.
(BTW, nice Mini)
Dude, that 90 degree Dewalt drill! 👀
Best $25 add-on ever! :)
Hello, is there an opportunity to negotiate with the "boss" about the release of OST Bakugan? Please try to get permission to release ost, it will be legendary!
Your setup is BITCHIN!!!!
Oh man! Lovely studio!!!! Did I miss the video where you announced the move?
Yep! Because I never made it (yet) :)
Why did you not extend the Pipes the speakers are on , with a pip extension for that they can be adjusted ?
how? this is a front to back adjustment, not a height adjustment.
@@NeilParfittMusic Ok i know why you went with wood.
But in the sound studio, the reason we went with all pip is because, it my need adjustment over time.
Or we may have to move it to another area of the studio.
Its what ever works if this works then Ok .
@@CDWCAULDRON the baffle is wood/material/owens corning - but alll the mounnting is metal, aside from the the piece of wood in the attic screwed to the wood joist.
Is there any possibility of you and Scott Bucsis releasing an official soundtrack for the Beyblade Metal series? There's a lot of really cool themes I loved but can't find any official audio to listen to it online. The ones that are available are ripped from the episode and the audio sounds wonky. Please?
hey! nope, we can't. It's legal stuff. I would have EONS ago if we were allowed to.
@@NeilParfittMusic :'(
@@beybrain7896 this guy does a great job remaking them.
He's getting better and better:
ua-cam.com/video/JwxQ_0aKtRU/v-deo.htmlsi=8bQKLktJcMJVObol
@@NeilParfittMusiceven after so many years? Is there a way how you could contact someone to allow you to release them?
@@Bnd002pcontracts are contracts. It’s out of our hands.
Can anyone recommend an online distributor that will allow you to deliver Dolby Atmos/Spatial sound? I am using amuse at the moment, which in happy with but they don’t have spatial sound options. Thx!
What is the recommended measurements for the overhead speakers in the atmos setup?
dolby.my.salesforce.com/sfc/p/#700000009YuG/a/4u000000lFIV/YHgXgrJVKAcelcXkD.DnlRUBZU1CqEMGDKweLRpuu98
Is there a reason you wouldn’t just rent a drywall lift to move the cloud?
I didn’t consider it, but after looking at a few - the “rear” part would push into the fabric (only the outer perimeter is the frame)
Nice "thing" ... ;)
What about the Mac Pro 2019 ? Do you think you can upgrade to the w3300 series of Xeon ??? I hear they go up to 76 cores !))
Nope. Different memory speed, pcie version etc
Hey Neil, does it make sense to bother with speakers these days? I mean, if you work with Spatial Audio, your sounds are object based (e.g. Dolby Atmos), and you have a renderer which could calculate not only for a specific speaker setup, but also for headphones using HRTF (head related transfer function). If you measure your ears and make a custom HRTF profile, the renderer would be able to perfectly calculate sound for your headphones. And in the virtual space you can have a full Spatial Sound, or make yourself any conventional setup like (5.1, 9.2.4, whatever), change room size, etc. Unlimited possibilities, no speakers cables, no room treatment, no noise, available on-the-go, insane resolution and dynamic range with a good pair of headphones. This was not possible computationally until recently.
that's an interesting point... and would be the potential collapse of an entire tech industry!
There''s nothing quite like pushing air in a room though - I don't think speakers are going away any time soon.
@@NeilParfittMusic Higher frequencies probably don't affect our senses much, and for lower frequencies you could add a subwoofer. Consumer electronics is definitely going the Spatial Audio way, but very slowly and with generic ear profiles (like in case of AirPods or PlayStation 5). For professionals, I guess, there should be more sophisticated approaches and devices. And today you can easily scan your ears with iPhone's depth camera. I'm not an audio professional, but like your videos and was curious if you know something about this topic in a pro environment. BTW, with HRTF you should get a sense verticality even below your head, while in movie theaters we don't have speakers on the floor.
Great stuff Neil. Are you mixing in ATMOS? Do you think immersive will succeed as a viable consumer format?
thx! slowly getting into it. There have been some shows where the non 'baked in' stems (orchestral decca etc) are being put into objects. So for now it's serving as pre-check / learning / listening etc.
Thanks Neil. Really enjoy your content. Keep up the good work.
@@qazwert007 thankyou! :)
Are they 8320 or 8330 for your ceiling?
for now, 8320
I think you should have just built a whole new house : )
Hahaha
Is there even the slightest chance that you will release a Bakugan OST?
it's not up to me. I would have 1000 years ago if that was the case :)
@@NeilParfittMusic Very sad((((
Thanks for the answer.
P.S Thank you for my wonderful childhood. I was a huge fan of old Bakugan and I still dream about the official release of your OST. He's just awesome!
I’m curious how you’d notice something like that.
The cloud looked like it was hugging the front.. and the track light wasn’t over me, it was ahead
@@NeilParfittMusic Oh right, I see.
I for a moment thought you were casually working and just had a realisation “Hang on, there is *clearly* a peak in resonance 76° behind me!”
@@minder01 it was obvious visuallly, but also visually confrmed after the Trinnov protted the calculated speaker positons visually. I lived with it for a year and made the move to change it, as i had a schedule lull. If i didn't deal with it, I never would hehe
can you release bakugan bgm please? fans have been trying to rip out the soundtrack for years. if the files remain?
Legally - not allowed to. I would if i could!
@@NeilParfittMusic thought so. thanks for clarifying
Why do you use surround system? I thought you were a composer.🙂
Have you ever played a game, watched TV or a Movie? ;)
If I'm writing on cartoons it's stereo upconverted to surround. If I'm working on a TV or Movie score involving real orchestra - that's all recorded in surround and we'll mix the other elements in surround as well as it's all unified.
@@NeilParfittMusic Aha! 😃👍
That's a fortune in speakers you've got set up around you... I've looked into those bigger ones you've got front and center and they cost a kidney each.
the LCR and rears are 8351, the sides are 8331. I bought the 5.1 as a package floor model deal - so i saved a ton!
@@NeilParfittMusic Thanks for specifying.
That's a wee beyond my budget, sadly. I guess I'll stick to the Canton CT 800 stereo pair. They're as old as I am, but they sound real good.
Why didn't you just use a "flanger" to screw the flanges in? ... I'll let myself out.
Haha
Dad jokes dont 'phase' me at all .. :)
You couldn’t another 1/3rd ??? Sorry
You’re rich. Just have the pros fix it.
The pro did fix it
no one gets rich by spending money
my bank would say otherwise :)