David Dye visits Dan Auerbach's analog studio

[@whawahwah]

It's nice to see that someone's still recording oldschool. Sounds so much better, the dynamics and the gain, so natural.

[@xSoulofsounDx]

WOW! This is completely awesome! Completely in love with the analog approach to sound. nothing replaces that warm tube approach

[@BitterrootRambler]

Dan's a modest guy. You can tell he doesn't like talking about himself or bragging about his studio.

[@flugplatz21]

I recently watched the Joe "have you tried DMT?" Rogan Podcast with the Keys. In two and half hours, Dan said "yeah" three times and "that's right" twice. Such a mellow vibe, really cool.

[@ryandude1994]

amazing video!

[@00aeonapocalypse]

It's awesome that some engineers still record in analog.

[@Ejolina]

"Is it just you and Patrick?"
- "yeah, always."
Can I get a big AAAWW

[@mhonex07]

luv the old skool...

[@YoMyNamesJakeG]

I need more information on that desk haha. Does anyone have any info on the specifics of that thing??

[@wyattwhitman380]

When the guy offered to explain it and everything went quiet. “Show us the live room”. Depressing

[@whitesebi]

Ah! I wanted to see how the drums are miced.

[@beckabluesband]

Did anyone else crack the fuck up when Dan said "were basically in outer space right now"? HaHA!!!

[@pnoplyr14]

the same world cafe that comes on npr?

[@gabrielmattar01]

When was it?

[@sharonlee4773]

Wow,they didnt seem keen on visitors!

[@neoaureus]

This video looks like a Sweded version of an original video.

[@audjobb]

Or Will Smith.

[@audjobb]

More musicians should look like Lady Gaga and not homeless.