Thanks for this overview. For playing live, how do you get your sound out of your computer and into the room? Are you using a USB audio interface? Then from there, where? Out to the house PA? Or out to a bass amp? If out to an amp, do you try to set the amp so that it imparts minimal coloration (since you’re getting that from MainStage)? Thanks in advance.

Very informative! Thank you for sharing all this info. I’m intrigued by the idea of using MainStage (and/or Logic) for live shows, mainly so I can get stereo guitar sounds. But my burning question remains unanswered by your podcast… How do I get my sound out my USB audio interface (UA’s VOLT 276) into the room? I tried plugging a ¼ inch instrument cable between the audio interface’s output and my Boss Katana amp’s input, and it sounded kind of horrible. Obviously I tried to dial in a very clean, low-gain sound with no “coloration” on the amp. I’m wondering if instead of plugging into an amp, I could go straight to the board, or maybe even use a pair of powered stereo studio monitors, each mic’d independently? How do YOU get your sound out of your computer and into the room? Thanks!

Jay Bennett also played guitar on Spilt Milk. Plays the verses on Too Much, Too Little, Too Late and a little bit on Brighter Day. Made his contributions after the artwork went out to print. Bruce Kaphan from American Music Club, pedal steel and John Patitucci on upright bass both played on Russian Hill.

Amazing and decent interview! Charlie is one of my favorite composers of all! Thank you!

I stopped this video at about 2:21 in to go and watch a video talking about the H3000 Factory mkII Plugin because I wanted to see it. I would rather listen to you guys talk about the plugin and even demo it. I hope someday you can start using images and yes I know its a lot of work but you guys are informative

Why is the sample loop in the browser recreating a new sample pack with the name ending 48k???

I could talk MIDI drums for hours. LOL. Nice finding your channel!

You guys are all into recording, so why does this podcast hurt my ears? Too much treble? Not enough bass? Need EQ? Or is this artifact from compression? What gives? I listened to the entire podcast out of interest, but nobody should have to tolerate pain that long from audio...And I grew up in two recording studios. Our recording engineer ended up as a major Nashville guy who has worked with just about everybody in Nashville and in Country music. That said, listening to this podcast was not a waste of my time.. Thank you!

logic has many resources, it is a good DAW, but there are still many problems, I believe that the browser manager is the worst today among all DAWs, I don't understand how it is possible that in 2024, there are still these problems, yes I tried Untagged Loop, but it almost never works, the tempo doesn't always sync, and if you're playing a loop in the arranger, and you try to search for something in tempo, it's slow, apple has now created "Logic For Ipad" and it seems like you're seeing a Very nice browser, let's hope they also port it to Desktop, what's certain is that if they continue like this I think I'll move on to something else...

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Gold from the get go. I never really knew why everyone prefers Melodyne or combine Melodyne with AutoTune. I dont know if ya'll ever plan on doing video chats or not, or just do it for certain types of content or shows. If not I think it would be cool or innovative if ya'll turned yourself into cartoons and had some auto program that sync the lips or whatnot. Something that will just help captivate more folks. But the no video makes the content more ideal for something I put on before I go to bed or when I wake up. Like it doesnt require so much of my attention which is niche.

I literally just bought the Spark for a year, and just a day or so later they drop the price by 50 bucks...

Thanks guys. Good luck with everything. Yeah, I want that UAD Ultimate 12 Bundle. You get over 100 plugins for 1,199. Owners of other plugins get it cheaper.

Thank you guys! Love this one 🔥

What needs to be said is that Jellyfish has a multi-generational worldwide cult following that far outlives the band. They have strong followings in Russia, Southern and Western Europe, The UK and Ireland, Scandinavia, South America, Asia... EVERYWHERE! Why? Because they are bloody awesome from head to toe.

Rock and Pop music knuckleheads would not recognize that their tune Bedspring Kiss (about Jimi Hendrix) on their first recording Belly Button featured the world-class Jazz bassist John Patatucci on double bass. That track was a total chef's kiss of a production. John Patatucci was the bassist in Chick Corea Elektric Band! Every self-respecting musician knows who the hell John Patatucci is in the zoo. My old roommate moved to LA to get closer to the industry. While working his day gig at Circuit City he sold a car stereo to John's wife as a Bday gift for him. She humbly said, you probably don't know who my husband is, but was delighted when he told her that he had his recordings in his record collect, and so do I. I feel lucky to have caught Chick with his Elektric Band in the early '90s here in Seattle. Every Jazz guitarist, bassist, drummer and pianist that did not have a gig was there that night--the Seattle Jazz Mafia was fully represented!

An album like Spilt Milk was better than all of those Grunge albums, says the guy from Seattle (a Brasilian Jazz musician). As an aside Kim Thayall and Mike McCready have shown up at my gigs over the decades quite by happenstance. I like those guys more than I care for their music.

This podcast was very good..

Yeeeeeeeees , I think I suggested this topic in the comment section of another video 😂😂😂. Got my popcorn🍿 Just started watching

the main host here is very annoying; the info shared could have been delivered/discussed in 15 minutes

I went to an open day at SAE College in Oxford UK to see the facilities. I was looking to do a music production course. In the main reception area they had SSL & Neve desks which looked impressive. The class rooms had lots of Imacs with small keyboard controllers.

I love your channel! Would it be possible to time stamp the sections where different topics happen? Like chapters . .. or something . . .

Not sure if you guys have talked about Andy Wallace and how he just mostly uses SSL and very little outboard processing but is this because awesome tracking is going on or both, the SSL is just that awesome and people don't need to fall into the hype of needing lots of stuff to mix a dope colorful track ? There is a lot of smoke a mirrors going on with plugin pushers and others trying to make a sale ,so its kind of hard for kids to really know what's up. Maybe you guys can do a Mix Myths Busters series and tell us what all is going on behind the wizard curtain of all this hype and misinformation.

I hope this channel keeps going.

You guys actually did the H3000! That’s nuts! 😊 great job! I love this podcast ! Keep up the great work !

Sweet! Would love to hear a video on the TC2290

This is absolutely incredible ! I would love to hear one about the TC2290 and H3000

quick question? the new mbox has loop in/out that can actually use hardware as an insert, looped through as an insert in Protools. Is there anyway i can loop my distressor as an insert utilizing the symphony desktop or would i have to get the new mbox to do that?

i had a g4 with the origional mbox....then a rosetta 800 with a vintech 1073i ... now i have a pc with a symphony desk top.. .all my sound quality issues comes from mixing errors. Symphony desk top is very transparent.

Thanks for spreading the word about HyperSwitch!

Love this episode guys! 🔥

There was a pretty rare arcade fame in the lobby of the studio. Mr. Do’s Castle… Albhy and Jack were both super nice, dedicated and obviously talented. Fond memories.

I have a slate mL1 I also have a vintech 1080i (neve clone mic pre) and distressor. Do I ruin the emulation by running the ML1 through the vintech and distressor in the chain, prior to the modeling plug in?

I found it interesting that when listing Jeff Scott Soto's career was it on purpose to not mention his stint with Journey?

Omg love the topic! Just what i needed this week. Since i am recoording my first album the coming few months:)

Whats with "The" Jellyfish? LOL .its like "The" Facebook

I saw them open for Tears for Fears in Denver back in 93. They instantly become one of my favorite bands.

Jellyfish’s albums were recorded in analog and mixed to analog tape, MIDI was as technical as it got until it was sent off to be digitally mastered, from analog tape. No computer editing or recording was used, except what could’ve happened at the mastering process of the analog stereo mix. The erasing of that guitar solo happened the old fashioned way, of either someone didn’t label it correctly on the track sheet or the wrong track was armed and erased over until they noticed that no solo was playing and in a panic, hit stop! When Jellyfish released the instrumental versions of Bellybutton & Spilt Milk, together on 1 CD for Record Store Day a few years back, titled Jellyfish “Stack-A-Tracks”(a nod to The Beach Boys StackOtracks instrumental album) they specifically talk about those instrumental mixes were made contemporaneously as the Master Mixes of the Albums on analog tape, and had been stored until now. They specifically notated all of this in relation to the instrumental mixes, that in preparation for that release, they didn’t do any digital editing, they just transferred those mixes from the analog tape to digital, just to be mastered.

Albhy Galuten produced much of the Saturday Night Fever soundtrack with The Bee Gees, songs like Stayin’ Alive, How Deep is your Love, etc.

Jellyfish-Spilt Milk took a lot of influence from Beach Boys-Smile, you really notice it, listening to the instrumental version of the album, with the sound of the Bass and the use of Banjo on Spilt Milk, not too mention the mostly accapella intro of Hush, is very similar to “Our Prayer”. Fun fact, during their pre show music played through front house, Jellyfish actually played Beach Boys Smile tracks, on their Spilt Milk tour, which were only available on Bootleg at the time.

If a tech pulls out a soldering gun instead of a soldering iron, don't let him/her near your gear.

Thank you for the information!

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I assume it was invented in Massachusetts near Boston

Thank you! As usual love the content!

I read an article in the Orange County Register about Jellyfish in 1990. I went out that day and purchased their First album Bellybutton I was 17. Im 49 now and still love this band and their amazing music..

Jason Falkner.His band They Grays were awesome

Thanks for the history. In the future can we not have the dialogue panned. It’s distracting as a listener.