@@tristanmichael2051 Unfortunately, I don't have any control over the amount of ads, that's on Google's end.

For me, I'll use whatever I have on hand, as I don't really have a permanent place to have all my hardware set up. I'll use plugins if I'm up in my apartment, and incorporate some hardware when I'm down here in the church area. For me, no matter the situation, it's about making music and getting to that zone as quickly and efficiently as possible.

@@tristanmichael2051 I don't own a lapel mic, and it probably won't be happening soon as I don't record videos on a regular basis -- only when my schedule allows. Not worth the investment right now considering how little I actually use it. Right now, I'm quite happy with the condenser, and the shockmount further isolates the mic. Also, don't get me started on my complete hatred for the SM58. Lol

Built it myself. i9 12900K, 64GB DDR5 RAM, 6TB M.2 NVMe storage, RX590 8GB video card.

@@vcr210 Autism spectrum disorder/anxiety. One way for me to ease sensory overload is to dress as light as I'm comfortable with. That's the complicated version. The simple version: You wear what you like, I'll wear what I like.

@@justinhavugood response Justin.😂

I doubt Simmons ever possessed the talent that Justin has. Trust me we’ve shared many stages over the years and this guy is the real deal!

@@sailordude50 Autism spectrum disorder/anxiety. One way for me to ease sensory overload is to dress as light as I'm comfortable with. That's the complicated version. The simple version: You wear what you like, I'll wear what I like.

Yeah true, churches everywhere seem to have a lot of money for audio gear. Our church randomly bought a keyboard worth $1200, but can't get a new drum set.

Yep, that's a MkII 61. The M8x is the 88. Lol. Extra proof that it's an unscripted demo.

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Thanks so much! Yanni is a huge influence on my instrumental music. So many great sounds.

@@ericnataf9206 The Stage 4 is a completely different instrument than the Montage M. Honestly, I’ve never liked Nord. Overhyped and overpriced for what they are. I understand that a lot of people love them, and that’s totally fine. They’re just not for me.

@@neol07707 It does, but to me the main focus for the M8x is sound design and live performance. It just has the pattern sequencer from the Motif, but other than basic real-time recording, there's not much in the way of multi tracking or editing like on the Motifs.

@@shehzadamurthy1983 I did a review and demo video on the M8x, in which I talk about the action. The GEX keybed, while a weighted action, is quite light to the touch, and VERY pleasing to play. I still prefer a fast waterfall or synth action for organs, but the M8x will more than get the job done.

@@justinhavu thanks for answering, I watched the review as well, I might have missed the part where u talk about the keybed. Cheers

@@pianomikeoct Every speaker is different, so no matter what system you use to listen to the M8x, it will sound a bit different from speaker to speaker, even if there's no external EQ. It's best to listen through a setup that you are really familiar with. That will give you the most accurate sound of the M8x. Also, if there's a shop in your area that has one in stock, bring your own headphones, again, ones that you're really familiar with, then test it out.

@@justinhavu I know all speakers are different , I just want an example , because they always sound better running direct and through head phones.

@@pianomikeoct I'd say then, to find a shop that has one in stock, and try it with your own headphones. I have to go through an interface in order to get quality sound to KZbin. Unfortunately, the preamps and A/D converters in any interface will color the sound in some way, even if it's subtle.

As far as I know, the problem is when you record a speaker using a mic, you won't get the sound that the people sitting in audience would hear. So if you want to hear how it sounds through a speaker system, why not just play this video through a system you are familiar with.

It all depends on the song. Drum sounds come from a combination of UVI Beatbox Anthology 2, and Steven Slate Drums 5. Drums on Going The Distance are SSD5 and an Alesis DM5. All sounds on Fairest Is The Light, including drum sounds, are from Arturia CMI V, a software emulation of the legendary Fairlight CMI, hence the song title.

@@soulfulartmusic8487 Different wardrobe for church. It was 97 Fahrenheit when I shot this. Luckily the room has A/C.

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There should be an All Playing, No Talking video on the channel. I'll link it here. kzbin.info/www/bejne/gIOoinWiip2ViNU

Chapters added! Oh, and thanks for the kind comments!

@@justinhavu forward motion - very very 80's -perfect

Thanks! It was an old Premier Cabria. I currently own an early 80s Pearl Export.

+Marco Donati Thanks so much!