I really like the quality of the video.

Yeah the algo is gonna tank this video tho lol

all this told me was that the music world is cold

I win....my Radio Shack meter is older.(analog VU meter)...at least 40 years and still works fine because I take care of it and always remove the battery while storing

Not classical musicians, but what about Stevie Wonder and Billy Preston?

Nice video! I have one question: Is it possible to hear or visualize the sounds that animals hear? For example, I know dogs can hear a whistle that humans cannot. What can I use to see the sound of this whistle?

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Child prodigies are not exposed to pop music and don't know what radio charts are. They cannot stand out-of -tune singing of pop stars.

Do I need long greasy hair and an ironic jacket?

Vocals are quite loud.

Great video... You hit some "soul" chords man

Can an Alesis hd24 hard drive and a Tacam MX 2424 hard drive be swapped between each other?

Thank you,this video can help people save unnecessary expense.For those who doens't use SPL meter for professional purpose(This is my situaiton.I'm considering to choose a SPL meter recently and have done some research,so far as I know,professional meter are centification required and cost a lot of money way beyond I have imagined),mobile app is adequate.I went to a park this moring,there is an outdoor dashborad which display noise level around,I took out my mobile phone and check the SPL meter app,the figure they show is almost the same.The only thing you should do is to find a good enough free app(support manual calibration is better,if you're going to a buy a professional SPL meter sooner or later).

the only waek point of this mic is the foam. Apart this it's really well made.

2 reasons I can think of for the SPL meter are 1. iPhone mics may degrade overtime and accuracy may change. Hard to be confident on results without comparing to the SPL meter overtime. 2. The SPL meter is dedicated so you can leave in place to check levels in a studio setting.

It also helps you be more attractive to women, from what i've seen and heard.

I have a ten watt amp a mic and speaker with echo mic stand elec acoustic guitar thats all much Ike you thanks

So your drummer has already set up their kit at the venue; before you arrive with your guitar rig ?

Is C weighting selected on both devices?

I would recommend putting your amp up higher than the back of your knees

When the compressors seem to be accentuating an odd click on the tail end of the snare. Where's that from?

Just start showing up and start cleaning, etc. Refuse to leave, and they'll take you on. Of course, they may call the cops. So, there is that. 😁

This, or 1176?

I usually record my acoustic in my vocal booth. Very dead room. Is this too dead of an environment for acoustic? Do want a little room sound?

6 Goebbels?!

I'm a one man band home recording musician as a hobby. The #1 problem with music is the dichotomy of how it takes incredible amounts of money to create professional level music, but it's impossible to make any money at it, except for the truly exceptional, very fortunate few. My next biggest problem is, although I'm as good of a singer and songwriter as anybody out there, if not better, I cannot find an audience. You can be the next Paul McCartney and people won't appreciate. I spent serious money to make a You Tube video and practically nobody cared.

What outdated recording gear am I using in my studio? Most of my studio is old, dated gear 😂 I only came to this video because I just bought an Alesis HD24 for peanuts ❤

This video is not so much about using an SM57 on the kick as it is about processing a kick track. You didn't you even bother to show the vastly different sounds you can get just by moving the mic around.

Why would you record it like that. It sounds like a sample, plug in or a nord. There's no sparkle in the sound. Get rid of all the baffles around the amp and turn it up, add a bit of reverb (3-5) Use a DI with a thru for an amp and DI as well. Then you can re-amp if you want to add different fx. (Echo, wah, modulation, filter etc). I would say your aiming to get a sound like you hear on classic 70s records. You've done the hard work, you've bought the rhodes and the Deluxe. A decent large condenser is good for capturing the deluxe too

Thanks for this great vid!

You make very nice videos 🙌

Yea that app is like $50 while the radio shack spl meters are around $25 on eBay lol

OK, so here’s what I wanna do. I want to use the alesis as extra I/O going into my Rme interface. I also want to use the hard drive Spaces as a raid type situation for backups instead of my main hard drive….. two questions, how good are the converters? And can these be set up as a raid type situation?

God. Please lose that obstructive and totally unnecessary backing track.

How to set 4.1 ?as only 2 button ?

Why is it always about kids learning? I think you're leaving out a large sector of the older models who want to learn, or refresh themselves. They often have the money to lay down and maybe they just want to do it to keep their brains engaged. Maybe we're a dying breed with all the younger gens following the EDM stuff, but I'd like to think that there will be a resurgence of people who want to play an actual instrument and/or put their face up to a mic without having everything DAW corrected, and do it for the hell of it, not because they see themselves as the next Chris Cornell, Brad Paisley, Eva Cassidy, or Geddy Lee. They just want to be decent enough to stay in time,eant dynamics, amd have fun with friends. Boy, that was a rant. 😆 Anyway, the whole point was to still make us old dogs feel like we still are, or can be, included - and that includes setting up the backline, and maybe FOH, too. There. 'nuff of that noise.' 😊

I hate computers. I still use adats. Id like to have one of these. Ive never had a computer that didnt crash freeze up..fail.. plus i don't want to register my software and have to keep renewing it.. doesn't make sense

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Is it accurate at all to just buy a calibrated sound monitor and measure my speakers db in my home? Ive seen a few of them on Amazon in the $30 to $80 range. I have a set of JBL L50's which had a replacement woofer put in by a previous owner, and Id just like to know if its higher or lower than the original woofer specs from the factory in 1979. Thanks.

Damn my ears! 😅😅

Does the app works well with subwoofers???

Awesome! Thank you

2520 opamps fail often due to overheating issues. The reason seems to be the epoxy resin the components are cast into. API claims it's for heat dissipation, but it really seems to be prevent engineers to take the opamp apart and reverse engineer it. Actually the resin prevents proper heat dissipation and eventually cooks the electronics. There are good 2520 clones out there, and they don't fail. Hope this helps.

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brilliant

One added bonus of some apps (I use Decibel X) is that you can get one of the graphs to show volume against audio frequency. Using this a white noise test signal should show the same volume at all frequencies, so you can tweak the equaliser settings to get as close to this as your setup permits.

2024 its still going strong in my studio.

The iPhone jumps around a lot doesn’t mean it’s bad… you played a song, which sounded in wider range. The iPhone is more sensitive and responded faster. That’s a good thing ! In fact the SPL meter is 10-20 years old technology… nobody should be surprised. In fact, Radio shack is mostly out of business…

I'm hoping to get my RE20 and ART Voicechannel tomorrow for use with my amateur radio station primarily on single sideband so very constrained bandwidth up to about 4kHz if I want to use less congested bands. Most use will be up to 2.7kHz. Really looking forward to getting the ART in my comms rack and seeing how it performs. Also gone for the shock (ing price) mount. There is a fair amount of noise from computer fans and other stuff from just behind where I am hoping the mic will go and I'm hoping that noise pickup should be reasonably good. I ummed and ahhd about mic selection as I've not been able to physically test one with my voice - I thought that this would be a better choice over the RE320 as I do have quite a bright voice, have seen nothing but good reviews and given the price tag in the UK of £530 it isn't a small purchase for a secondary project. I'm hoping that I won't be disappointed.

I'm lucky to have a guitar player in my band that works for Marshall Amps. He has a connection at Shure Microphones and was able to get me a pair of SM-81's directly from Shure at $280 a piece a few years ago. I noticed that the price has gone up $50 on them. From $350 to $400.