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@bananarider69 Күн бұрын
Wow coolest comparison I seen of these old delays. Always love Space Echo but I really dug that Echo-Rec flavor. Kind of added a radio grit huh
@JMLRecording Күн бұрын
Nice man! Thanks for the love. And a great description of what the Echorec does sound like
@Mikeg73070 Күн бұрын
Joshua, what a great video! Full of insight and great information about the movie and the proper implementation of the audio equipment used. I learned a lot from this.
@JMLRecording Күн бұрын
Appreciate the love and glad you dug it!
@vakula5500 Күн бұрын
Thx man. Just got them tdy. Gonna check it in my studio on different instruments
@JMLRecording 3 сағат бұрын
We’d love to hear your thoughts once you get to know them! Loop back around with us when you do. You got the modified ones I take it?
@pensive_ 2 күн бұрын
Absolutely epic video thank you very much. The BEST compressor demo I ever saw. This is the gold standard now. I just have one concern about what you mentioned at the end. I studied electronic engineering and have PhD in Theoretical Physics. I must beg to differ on your capacitor comment quite a bit. What you claim in the video is partially correct. You HAVE to go look at life expectancy studies of capacitors. If you do you will change your opinion. Strange things happen and replacing an old working capacitor with a new one is almost never better. It is too much to explain in a post. The amount of damage done by the "recappers" is immense. It breaks my heart. Amp techs and their followers understandably want to make money and the "recap" business is big money for them. So obviously they will push ripping out old capacitors. Also remember that Amp techs are generally not electronic engineers or physicists, so there is very little understanding about life expectancy, dielectrics, dielectric properties and such. Your claim about 20 year life is just absurd to be frank. Please stop spreading such nonsense. It is unscientific-layman amptek money talk justifying gaining more work.
@JMLRecording 2 күн бұрын
Hello and thanks for the comment. Electrolytic and paper capacitors manufactured in the past were absolutely made to last no more than 20 years (more around 10-15 actually). I’m surprised to hear that as refutable. Are you referring to Ceramic or Mica caps? Because then I would agree with you, as they were designed to last 50+ years due to being less vunerable to environmental derogation. However, I stand by my comment, as it is very common knowledge that the audio equipment I’m referring to in this video used paper and electrolytic caps, but like any truth seeker, I’m open to correction. Furthermore, leaving out-of-spec capacitors in an amplifier circuit renders the transformer vulnerable to overload, which will invariably destroy it, yet collectors and purists leave them for purported value reasons which is not only dangerous, but flat out stupid to me as an engineer. Regular maintenance dictates the replacing of these capacitors for general safety of the old iron (which is where an amps real value is imo), leaving electronic theoretical physics aside. I’m open to education of course, as I do not hold an EE degree, and most of my knowledge comes from 30 years of studying books such as Harry Mileaf’s iconic “Electronics 1-7” which dictates the replacement of out-of-spec components. Thanks again for the comment though! Looking forward to understanding this better. Have a good one and I appreciate you stopping by the channel. ✌️❤️
@DanRodriguez1 3 күн бұрын
Thanks 👍👍👍
@JMLRecording Күн бұрын
Welcome 👍
@get-mighty-at-home-il1mr 4 күн бұрын
Not all heroes wear capes - you rock!! I'm changing a control board on my pellet grill. Couldn't find how to remove this bushing to save my life. Thanks for the quick and easy video!!!
@JMLRecording Күн бұрын
Glad I could help. Far easier than you’d think right? :)
@synthsamuraiproductions 5 күн бұрын
Awesome video brother!!!
@JMLRecording 4 күн бұрын
Thanks my man! Hey all, check out synth samurai’s sick synth vids if you haven’t and give him a sub! Love those vids man keep em coming ❤️
@AguirreAudio 14 күн бұрын
Great video! Thanks for sharing! Question, who is your guy who can reskin nickel? I may have a mic that needs some help. I appreciate the referral.
@JMLRecording 6 күн бұрын
Call Eric DeArantanah at +1 (831) 332-8110 ✌️❤️
@scottp.9994 15 күн бұрын
Leo was not involved in AIMS. It was a couple of former employees of Fender from Arizona is my understanding. Fender was a $hit show in the 70's and was rapidly declining in quality under CBS ownership and many employees left. Fender was a silent partner of Music Man with 2 former Fender employees which started as Tri-sonix in 1971 which later was renamed Music Man in like 74. Most collectors of Fender refer to the early to mid 70's as the "CBS Era" and did not place as much value on ANY of instruments or amps from that time. That seems to have changed slightly over the years I think only because of the age of the gear and not its quality. I owned that same 4x10 100w Aims combo cabinet that I bought used in 1978. It weighed a freaking ton even though it had casters mounted on the back of it to move it and the chassis was not very robust, the combo took up a ton of room to transport and the tubes and spring reverb were subject to a lot of jostling around. That made it entirely impractical for me to take to gigs or practice. It needed to be parked in a studio which defeats the purpose of the 4x10's and 100w. It was incredibly loud and the most crisp and clear sounding amp I have ever played however ( you could even say "harsh" with too much mid and treble and cranked volume). Even more so than any Fender amp that has been ever produced. I wished they had built it as a separate head and cabinet I probably would have kept it.
@JMLRecording 15 күн бұрын
You know what? I think you're right. I just asked chat GBT and it gave me your exact response ver batim! I do love 70's Fender amps though. Twins, champs, super verbs... they're all great tube amps. My blonde 62' bassman is my fav tho but my 70's champ is one of my fav recording amps of all time! I used to drag this 4x10 Aims around on tour in my 20's on casters but it got old quick. I got it in a trade mid tour when my amp broke down. Traded a ES135 for it straight up in MI. I was always told Aims was a Leo Fender "pet project" but when I was 13 years old I let my girlfriend give me Korn braids and rocked em for a week in Jnco's so .... Ive been known to make mistakes before ;)
@synthsamuraiproductions 15 күн бұрын
Totally insane brother. Great video
@JMLRecording 6 күн бұрын
Thanks for watching! Appreciate the love
@TheMachinesWon 15 күн бұрын
What a freakin beauty 😍
@MaySecond07 16 күн бұрын
Glenbard West, which town did you grown up in?
@JMLRecording 15 күн бұрын
Born in Oak Park, moved to Glen Ellyn then Irving Park. Moved to NYC in '06 after I graduated conservatory in AZ. That's my Marvel backstory anyway :)
@MaySecond07 16 күн бұрын
I have been in the movie biz for 42 years, your stories are amazing!!! I worked with both Tod and Dennis Maitland, both amazing men in their field and as human beings
@JMLRecording 15 күн бұрын
Hi there! That’s awesome brother thank you, so glad you enjoyed this too! Yea Todd is probably the coolest human I know. He’s kinda a hero of mine :) I got to work with him again on The Springsteen biopic and he was flawless as usual
@MaySecond07 16 күн бұрын
mpho windscreen the Stones used on their 64 or 65 Ireland tour.
@JMLRecording 15 күн бұрын
yea they work better than cheap foam imo, the mesh membrane is super clear and does a better job with plosives
@Dspith04 16 күн бұрын
Whats transducer did you use to vibrate the plate?
@JMLRecording 16 күн бұрын
Hi I exclusively use Vidsonix. The Ghost is an absolutely incredible transducer for the price. And the owner is one of the nicest guys ever. He sent me a dozen of them for free when he saw my video, unsolicited. I can’t say enough about how awesome this American company is. If you’re building a plate, you should definitely get a Vidsonix ✌️
@Dspith04 16 күн бұрын
@ cool man thanks. Im building one but not really sure what transducer to use. Do you have a preamp recommendation for the transducer?
@roscoenyc 16 күн бұрын
Fantastic run down. Where did you guys source all the Starbirds? I have 2 in my studio that came from Columbia A - A&R on 7th Avenue. You guys had a Lot of Starbirds!!
@JMLRecording 16 күн бұрын
All the starbirds actually came from my buddy Ron Fennick. He’s got an absolutely INSANE warehouse (bigger than the biggest Walmart you’ve ever seen) filled with everything from every purse ever made, and every typewriter that has ever existed, two dozens and dozens of old starbird stands! We ditched the quick clips though for atlas AD15B’s to make it easy on set for sound and props.
@roscoenyc 16 күн бұрын
@@JMLRecording thanks for replying. I just looked up Ron. His collection is beyond deep. My studio is in Greenpoint on Norman Ave. Lots of film people in our building and in the surrounding neighborhood. I really appreciate how far you guys went with the period details on this movie. It made me remember a lot of stuff. My 80's band recorded in A at A&R. It was pretty spectacular. Thanks again.
@JMLRecording 16 күн бұрын
@@roscoenyc That's awesome man, post your studio website here! This channel is more of an audio community than it is about me so we'd love to see it!
@shockwaveaudioproductionsl4976 16 күн бұрын
Wow! What an amazing story, both from the film and your personal journey. Congratulations!! Genius work!
@JMLRecording 16 күн бұрын
🙏❤️
@fairhazel 19 күн бұрын
thank you for making this!!
@JMLRecording 19 күн бұрын
Appreciate you! I had a blast making this one.
@crankfar 20 күн бұрын
Nothing beats a real plate. Highly recommend trying some different drivers. I started with the same one you did and even the smaller stick-on transducers you can get from Parts Express are WAY better and have less honk in the 600-2K area. Most evident on vocals. Ended up cannibalizing a small 5" speaker and made the only attachment to the plate a pinpoint sized metal rod that protrudes from a plug inside the voicecoil. EQ on the way in helps clean up the Vidsonix a little but it's only a bandaid and getting the driver/pickup combination right will reveal the glorious depth hiding inside the plate. Just listening to your samples, it sounds like your pickups are good and the mechanics aren't bad but I knew immediately which driver you were using when I heard it. The goal is to be able to completely mute dry vocals in the mix, substitute with plate only and it still sounds perfectly good and listenable, if a bit too reverby of course. The best EMT plates had this kind of clarity. Nothing beats a real plate!
@JMLRecording 20 күн бұрын
Wow this is some awesome additional info my man!! Do you have any videos of this anywhere? Would love to see yours. I’m making more of these now too. So the cheapie transducers are BETTER than the vidsonix ?? Crazy
@lbsmoothmusic 21 күн бұрын
You are amazing love your channel
@JMLRecording 20 күн бұрын
Appreciate the kind words, means a lot!
@AaronDaniels123 21 күн бұрын
Man this is so cool!
@JMLRecording 20 күн бұрын
Glad you dig it Aaron! Thank you
@donwershba2319 21 күн бұрын
My wife and I saw the film in a really good theater in Dobbs Ferry. I am a retired audio engineer and for 29 years, I worked for SSL in New York. I am also a mic collector and total geek so when I saw the film the first thing I said to my wife was how impressed I was by the authenticity of the audio equipment (the CBS console was the kicker as I remember them for CBS 30th Street Studios). Seeing the backstory with you was a real treat - all involved should be immensely proud - Great Film and Superb Sound - Kudos to all involved.
@JMLRecording 20 күн бұрын
Wow what an awesome comment thank you! I used to teach music to the kids at the Children’s Village in Dobbs Ferry (my vote for most beautiful town on the eastern seaboard btw). Love that area. Honestly, I bet you and I have crossed paths in the past. I used to go over to SSL in New York City to drop off and pick up channel strips for JNG consoles all the time when I was cutting my teeth at Electric Lady Studios. I bet we have met each other at one point or another back in the day :) Honored you liked the flik brother! Means a lot ❤️
@donwershba2319 20 күн бұрын
@@JMLRecording I should come visit your studio sometime - we seem to have a lot of common interests and I'm sure we've probably met - you do great work and have a true appreciation for that wonderful vintage gear. - Cheers - Don
@JMLRecording 19 күн бұрын
Anytime Don, for real. Anytime at all just lemme know www.JMLrecording.com
@girolamo5637 21 күн бұрын
Derek Helped me with my Mic recently, What an awesome guy and He does Brilliant work! Thanks Derek
@craigligman 22 күн бұрын
Very cool, love all the old mics and gear makes my ears drool!
@JMLRecording 22 күн бұрын
Thanks Craig! You and me both brother ;)
@MichaelNatrin 22 күн бұрын
Incredible intro & great shootout. Super useful. Thanks for sharing!
@JMLRecording 22 күн бұрын
Appreciate it brother. Hope it’s useful!
@MichaelNatrin 22 күн бұрын
Incredible BTS. Thank you so much for staying authentic to the era.
@JMLRecording 21 күн бұрын
Awesome, glad you dig it! Thanks Michael
@djcommie 22 күн бұрын
Haven't seen the film yet but to see such attention paid to authentic gear really helps transport use into that point in time. Not to mention the energy you put into doing that!
@JMLRecording 20 күн бұрын
Thanks so much. I k ow it sounds weird but YOU are the reason we did that so THANK YOU
@1950flandert 22 күн бұрын
wow what a story.....
@jamisonfrench 23 күн бұрын
Aye! 🔥 Love this! 💯 👌
@grantclaytor8249 23 күн бұрын
Was curious where they sourced all that from! so cool, you guys did an amazing job
@JMLRecording 23 күн бұрын
Thanks man! Yea I figured any gear head would get a kick out of a video showcasing the mics I used on screen (and ones that were on set but didn’t make screen). It was a blast and I’m glad you dig it :) thanks Grant
@NickAnanas 23 күн бұрын
Alnico breathes better. Even the USA magnet sound better than what AEA choosed. On their active editions it seems to come closer.
@JMLRecording 23 күн бұрын
I agree! I sold my AEA last week for this exact reason. The active AEA is just a small inexpensive internal 20db boost (like a cloud lifter). How they charge a grand more for that seems… confusing
@HanzVolt 23 күн бұрын
Awesome vid brotha!💪🏼 Epic experience and look at you… the man with the goods. I should start calling you Mic from now on✌🏼🏴☠️
@JMLRecording 23 күн бұрын
Thx Hanz Volt. That means a lot coming from the king of synth himself ;) Your videos are mind blowing dude, I’m a fan
@JohnSeals-b2q 24 күн бұрын
How are you using the EV 630 on drums?
@JMLRecording 24 күн бұрын
Oh man, absolutely anywhere. Snare, toms, kick, and especially overhead. I usually don’t use more than one at a time with a full kit due to its heavy coloration and usually just position one above and center like Ringo used the D19. Killer all around.
@JohnSeals-b2q 24 күн бұрын
@@JMLRecording Thanks! I have a few but never used them on drums. I will definitely give it a try.
@JMLRecording 22 күн бұрын
Oh man prepare yourself. The diaphragm takes high SPL well, and has a great low mid response so translates well on drums in my humble opinion.
@JohnSeals-b2q 22 күн бұрын
Thanks for the info! Looking forward to trying it out.
@TheLightAluminum 20 күн бұрын
@@JMLRecording gonna try this too.
@vanessajazp6341 25 күн бұрын
Knowing about that Fade tool is going to be a BIG help to this PT newbie!! I used Sonar Platinum for years, and you could make detailed and intricate fade changes/curves etc etc right on the clip using the Smart Tool (Sonar had its own version of Smart Tool). Starting out with PT, it's been MASSIVE aggravation not being able to do that. Now I know how!
@transientdeath9653 25 күн бұрын
This is why we need Trump to stop the globalist bull shit and make America great again. No more Chinese bs in our studios
@JMLRecording 22 күн бұрын
I would LOVE to see manufacturing come back to USA. I got "authentic" Chevy parts for my Tahoe on Amazon that were stamped Made in USA with a made in China sticker on them smh. He didn't do it in 4 years though, I hope he can do it in 8, we'll see
@DylanStewartMusic 26 күн бұрын
This advice is paramount. Instantly applied to my current home studio mixes and anything that follows. Thank you for it.
@JMLRecording 24 күн бұрын
Thanks! Let me know if I can help with any questions you have. Take care
@lucianoluggren 28 күн бұрын
Hello. In Newport 65 and in the photo at minute 2:09 I think it is a Schoeps CMT20 (Or some of its variants), because it has the same connector, the same windshield and the same shock mount. It went into production in 1964, was transistorized and was the first mic to use phantom T-power (maybe convenient for a live show like newport). Great job and I hope to see the movie soon. Greetings from Argentina.
@JMLRecording 23 күн бұрын
That’s absolutely right, great eye! It was a Schoeps M221B that had a unobtanium screw-on Omni MK26 capsule underneath (that mic had the earliest use of transistors in an audio device!) so I sub’d a more accessible Neumann km56 since the Schoeps proved unobtanium. I had other reference photos of it with the W20 windscreen ball removed that Dylan used on stage as well as in the studio. We did however procure the Scheops W20 windscreen seen in that reference photo, which was used on other mics throughout the film, as we did the MBHO MBC. The MBHO is an astounding SDC if you can pick one up. Cheers brother ❤
@palsheldon6520 29 күн бұрын
Great film.. that guy at the back tweeking the pres during the recording... man, also. did they use that D12 Backwards once?.. I think it was the Johnny Cash vocal.
@JMLRecording 23 күн бұрын
Dude it’s funny you mention that guy, he asked me 10 times exactly how much and what direction, and for how long between touching each one, and on and on. Sweetest guy tho :) but he sure wanted to be authentic! So much authenticity that you don’t see too, like the patch bay operator who I trained “out over in”… dude had a legit understanding of how a patch bay worked by the time I was done w him. He was so proud of his performance and he’s not even in the film poor guy :)
@threadjunctionrecordings45 29 күн бұрын
I was just telling a story at Christmas that I watch a guy's channel who (I think) provided alot of the mics/gear for the movie. This is so awesome. Thanks for sharing! and Congrats! Amazing!
@JMLRecording 29 күн бұрын
Thanks my man!
@martydibergi5228 Ай бұрын
What is the Demeter? I have seen Sonny Landreth use Demeter amps and have heard. They are fantastic. Thanks. Is this your studio? It looks amazing.
@JMLRecording 29 күн бұрын
Yea the Demeter is amazing actually. The manual reads like it was written by a friend, very palatable and easy to read. The way the manual describes the tube stereo compressor limiter is that it can do 1176 speed, LA2A warmth and ratios and Fairchild tone and sonic signature all in one box! Kinda like the presets on an LCA2B. It’s a killer sleeper for sure.
@martydibergi5228 Ай бұрын
Holy moly your gear❤ thanks for sharing this and a very happy healthy new year to you
@shockwaveaudioproductionsl4976 Ай бұрын
Awesome dude!
@sirdavidprovost Ай бұрын
Great work. Thanks.
@JMLRecording 23 күн бұрын
Appreciate it! Hope it's useful. That video took me weeks of solid work haha
@Guitarisforgrins Ай бұрын
That 301 is incredibly pristine!
@vikingsofvintageaudio7470 Ай бұрын
This was a very nice video! Thanks 👍 How come there's so few views?
@JMLRecording Ай бұрын
Thanks brother. No idea :/
@mjremy2605 Ай бұрын
I hate hate HATE this bushing!!! On every da*mn sewing machine motor and no, the wire is too thick to get any clearance to squeeze it. So I have to cut the wire. Another mess to fix. I hate this bushing. I need a simple grommet in there. Why don't they use a grommet and make it easy to access the wire? Ridiculous product.
@darrinblitch4912 Ай бұрын
Thanks for the one minute video..... Lol thanks
@JMLRecording Ай бұрын
Haha yea, gotta keep it tight!
@Tech215Studios Ай бұрын
I have this odd feeling you’re from NY - N. Jersey area?!? Great video man - Sending this to my boy who’s a total noob!
@JMLRecording Ай бұрын
Haha I'm from the Tri-state area, I get that a lot. Glad you enjoyed the video!
@SingularityMedia 2 ай бұрын
It's not just the transformers, its the mu compression style itself too. I have a beautiful stereo RS124 hand built replica (with a few mods) in my mastering rack. It's one of my pieces of kit. Its just a magic sound gooderizer. Mostly set and forget, you run signal through it, and it sounds great. And luckily I have stereo linking on a switch, and flip that off when I want a track to have a little more width. Great great compressors.
@JMLRecording 2 ай бұрын
Heck yea man, never get rid of them. And you’re right, most people set it and forget on stereo bus just like you. I do too and they’ll live there forever ❤️
@publickx7611 2 ай бұрын
so cool