The BIGGEST Problem Audio Mixers Suffer; SOLVED!
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- Опубліковано 8 лют 2022
- I solved another first world problem with 3D printing! This time it's the terrible problem of having to slide two faders on a mixer with two mono channels for one stereo channel. I tried to 3D scan the knobs, but due to the dark background, this didn't work and I unfortunately had to make this difficult design. If you happen to have a Tascam Model 12 with this problem, let me know!
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Hi guys! It has been a while since I solved a first world problem with 3D printing. This is also the video I made for Casey Neistat's filmmaking course and I experimented with different camera angles than I usually do. If you happen to run into this major problem, just let me know! Also, any feedback is welcome :)
That's what's missing from 3D printing YT community-functional prints. It's either figurines or parts to improve 3D printer to print even better figurines. Love this channel.
Then you're following the wrong channels, there's defo ones that use it to make things.
@@TheAnoniemo I guess he's talking about the usual really big ones. But I do agree, functional prints, to me, are so much more satisfying to design and make. I once had a broken toilet-lock, which is just a simple design. But I designed and printed it, fixed the issue and I never felt so excited with any of my other beautiful prints. :)
For sure
Completely agree
This is pure gold! I love practical printing and your editing and humor makes me laugh, love it!
Awesome! Thanks man!
My favorite design error to make with 3d prints is making a space for a screw or bolt and forgetting I'm not exempt from the laws of physics - I can't just phase my hand through the print to place it there. Almost as fun as forgetting to make clearance for moving parts 😛
Hahaha that moment you realize it only works virtually like that😆 It feels good though if you tackle such a problem on beforehand. Only a shame that most people would think: "he clearly ran into this issue and worked his way around it"
pause the print? :-)
Great video. Love seeing the 'oh crap' moments whether staged or not. It adds something to the process that not all (well, that few) designs work 100% on the first (or several) iteration.
Thanks! The 'oh crap' in the first shot wasn't staged, and added a second more zoomed in angle to show it better (which was staged ;)) Second iteration worked! I was surprised that the knobs themselves fitted right the first time xD
@@properprinting you're skills are better than you give yourself credit for then. 💪
Or it could be, as my dad used to say, "I'd rather be lucky than good any day"
This is _EXACTLY_ why I bought my first 3d printer; I think I spent the first twelve months looking around the house/car/anything for poorly designed stuff that I could "upgrade".
It's always fun running into issues like this. It's hard to justify purchasing a 3D printer on beforehand for these cases, but once you've one up and running it's super handy!
How many times I searched for models to fix my problems - and in the end each and every single time I ended up creating my own part from scratch!
This is without a doubt one of my favorite things to do with 3d printing, solving problems with bespoke parts.
Love that you kept the first failed version in the video. Nice functional print
"this is an impossible shape which is very hard to measure"
*gently points towards the mighty profile gauge*
Seeing this video while designing a second iteration of something because of a similar mistake. Makes it very relatable :'D Great editing btw :)
That's the beauty of 3D printing ;) If a first iteration is spot on I don't dare crossing the streets😆 And thanks!
When the first design hit the middle switch I laughed my arss off, I've been there sooooo many times...🤣🤣🤣
Love it sir def great to see those smaller peppered functional prints from you as well as the big projects! Love 3d printing. !!!
There are a lot of amazing technically deep youtubers on the subject of 3D printing. Thank you for keeping it fun!
Honestly, that is how it goes for myself too. Ill design something and I will print it, get it all ready, and then boom, one little thing that I overlooked
Haha exactly! This is also why I love 3D printing. It forgives mistakes like this.
I think you are onto something with the first world problems solved with 3d printing idea. Keep it up!
This was delightful to watch - thanks man!
This was probably the best video I watched this year!
Haha awesome man! the recognition factor is through the roof! That's the world of the 3dprinting maker! ^^
Nice Roland piano you got there. Used to play in rock bands, my fav keyboard was my old Roland Juno 60, kept it till about 10 years ago, got a pretty nice price out of it. It was old, I bought it used in the 80s but it never gave me any issues. Big fat sound other brands could only dream of back then.
Thanks! I bought that piano a long time ago with literally all the money I had. I actually "needed" a laptop for school😆 The Juno 60 looks very cool and awesome that you played in rock bands! I made music with some friends, but never actually performed.
cool project! 👏😎
Thank you!
LOVE the new editing!!!!
Thanks! I think I'm going to do more voice-over since that makes the story clearer I think and it's also easier to make. I'll be in front of the camera as well, but more of a mix.
Loved this XD really dig the editing style you chose for this short video. compared to some channels who seem to be moving more towards extremely short tik tok style content. Keep it up mate :) love seeing ya in vids
Really liked the video style :) Keep going mate
Super weer, altijd leuk om een Proper Printing filmpje te kijken
A splendid modification - but !.... My 1978 Calrec mixer had Aluminium half pipes that bridged two faders - and could quickly be removed. Also, My 1986 Studer mixer had similar fader links made of perspex - that could also be quickly removed. We didn't have 3D printers though! By 1999 we had motorised faders and we could link ten faders to one at a simple touch.
Amazing, love it!
i have the Model 24 and this is a life saver!!! thanks sir!
Awesome! I really like this mixer. Hit me a message if you'd like to 3D print it yourself! :D
Your videos are next level entertaining 😂
Love this, functional prints are what got me into this hobby and I do them still. Very few of my prints are for show and shine, the have to fulfill a purpose, otherwise it's a waste of filament :D
Well, you came to the right place! From belt to resin printer, I focus on functional parts. Nothing wrong with non-functional prints, but just not my cup of thee xD
My 3D printing adventure in a nutshell, right here.
I would have designed a solution you can disengage/uncouple like the two braking circuits (that come with two braking pedals) of some tractors
What could be better than designing and prototyping with F360 and 3DP. really loved the edit.
@2:20 I relate to this feeling so hard, it's gotta happen at least once per project 😆
Proper Video! Keep it up! What kind of mouse/controller knob thing do you have?
I loooove high effort short videos. This is great. Fuck yeah 🤘
The World will never be the same again!
I saw it coming.... those buttons being in the way of the slider... fun reaction, I would have the same issue
Great film. Entertaining. Mahalo for sharing! 🙂🐒
Awesome Project, Ive looked on your website before but i cant find any design, I'd love to print this for myself
I'VE HAD THIS EXACT PROBLEM. I'm going to have to get into 3D printing, it's the only way
me meanwhile with an X32 Core (or any digital console) - liked faders on an X-Touch where a motor attached to the fader keeps stereo linked channels faders in step. Most normal people would use the stereo in channels 7/8 or 9/10 - The quarter-inch TRS sockets for the Right channels are still connected to a mic pre just like the XRL connector used for the Left Channel. The engineers thought of this already and provided stereo channels that likely have calibrated Cricut so the levels match with in a decent tolerance. Assuming this is a tascam Model 12 or in the same family.
Odd thing about this mixer is that the computer's output is routed to channels 1 and 2. In my opinion it would make more sense to use 9/10 like you mention. Also, this is not the most serious video I put out there😅
Thanks. Your video made me laugh.
What dis tout (try) to use for 3d scanning ?
"which got a bit outtahand.." lol i feel that lol
Great video and thanks for showing the mistake you made. I don't know how many times I've designed something only to find that the real world gets in the way of my print like that button did for you. 😂
very cool print, but this wont solve stereo tracking issue! the biggest contributor to this is the fact that faders and potentiometers have a massive tolerance(+/-20%), and are typically never matched between channels. If you will constantly be sending stereo signals to the same 2 channels, its best to solve it by calibrating the output level to the mixer in your daw by trimming one of the channels until it matches the other
Damn man! You killed me again!
Great fix. Now print a fix too sort that Z wobble.
Hey bud when r you going to update your software to work on sla printer pi based
Ah... where was 3D printing when I was using analog consoles all the time? I would totally do that to my digital consoles if it would work though.
In which I hoped his solution to the "bumping into button problem" wasn't tweaking and printing new design, but creating a brand new laser trimming system to trim/cut prints for universal tweakage.
I should've used an endmill to solve that, how straightforward to print it again 😂
You'll need to build one for the gains too!
Another first world problem!😂
Wondering how you gonna press those bottoms when the volume is down
Well shit, I introduced another first world problem😆
Great Video!
Love the guitar music, so i followed the Epidemic sound link: i get "internal server error" .. hm 😲
Thanks! It looks like their site is down. The normal link shows the same problem. Hopefully it's resolved soon
What kind of fancy mouse-thing is that you're using for the CAD design?
3DConnexion SpaceMouse
3dconnexion.com/us/product/spacemouse-wireless/ The only disadvantage is that when you get used to it you don't want to work without it anymore😅
@@properprinting Thanks & cool content! Keep it coming !
Model 12 has 1-6 balanced inputs I would use a unbalanced to balanced cable and keep the pan in center
Thanks for your suggestion! Odd thing about this mixer is that channel 1 and 2 are used for the computer's output. I'd rather had it at the single 9/10 channel (which is possible to do with some ASIO tool patching workaround, but far from ideal). Another reason why I'm not using balanced inputs is because I use phantom power for the mic and I want to be safe. Let's say that I used this for a stereo instrument, wouldn't the instrument sound different when having both channels panned at the center instead of left and right? Genuine question, because in other cases with the cable you mention I did always pan the channels.
@@properprinting for computer output you should have a usb interface output from a daw or USB output. Gives you 2 channels back
m.ua-cam.com/video/YHePCkkgSsI/v-deo.html&feature=emb_logo
Can anyone tell me what device he is using at 1:15?
P+G solved that problem with a plastic extrusion that fits over two or more faders
omg did I laughed about this, thanks for sharing your mistakes too. I am still laughing
I just performed the head nod of approval
Where can I find your music?
On Epidemic sound. It's a paid subscription which is fairly popular for content creators on UA-cam. Their library is insane
@Proper Printing : Make a Double Darth Fader please...
I would have taken a picture from the side, correct for perspective, insert it as a canvas in fusion360, calibrate the image with a known dimension, and presto!
I'm very fast with my calipers ;)
@@properprinting It's also a great feeling when the thing fits, after some fast caliper action 👏
Make this a short or Tiktok, you have something good going.
That's a fun idea! It looks like TikTok is going to increase (or maybe already have?) the maximum video length to 3 minutes. That'll be perfect! I can also reduce the length of this video, but I like the pacing like it is now. Thanks!
But does it go up to 11?
😂
Linking the two stems would have been easier? 😅 Rather than making a cover for two difficult shapes?
I thought of replacing the faders, but I have to store those faders somewhere because I don't want to throw them away. Eventually I'll loose those anyway, so this was the most convenient solution xD
Okay.... Wtf is the stereo bus for then? Why internet why!
2:21 kkkkkkkkk only the people how past the same understand my bigggg smile.... that f******* screw....... (this case a switch) ....
Aaargh can’t you see it?
Where is the black line down the sides?
I don’t get why Mixer companies can put out ten Mixers a year but all of them are designed for live rock bands. Most small studios don’t use 12 mono channels.
What happens if you need to push the little Gray button and it's right underneath your contraption?🤣🤣🤣
Ik heb precies hetzelfde gedaan met dat probleem 😂
Haha nice! Grappig dat ik niet de enige ben met dit verschrikkelijke probleem😂
Not to get you back to the drawing board but have a look at a more elegant solution used in the MiniKorg 700FS Synthesizer that allows the faders to also be moved individually as well as in sync 😉 here e.g. ua-cam.com/video/uYhP6tR07X4/v-deo.html
That's an interesting solution!
but..... should have made it removable in case you want to pan.
u can actually cut the 1st one bottom right I laugh for a minutes , so connected with most of my experience hahaha. always test before post process
Sometimes I get too confident😆
First world? I didn't get it...
The easier way is to buy a modern digital mixer and simply link the channels 😂
This is zero-eth world problems!
Lol I’m gay