Audio Technology Genius: Rupert Neve

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From his earliest memories, Rupert has always had a love for music and for electronics. These two passions, and a dedication to creating the most musically beneficial audio paths turned him into the third person ever to receive a technical achievement GRAMMY Award, the man Dave Grohl has referred to as “The Einstein of mixing consoles”, and the “Audio Person of the Century” from Studio Sound Magazine in 1999 (ahead of George Martin and Ray Dolby).
With 80+ years of design experience, Rupert’s story spans the globe: from growing up building radios in Argentina before WWII, to creating the very first “modern” recording consoles in England, to elevating analogue circuit design for the digital world in Texas.
Rupert first gained audio design and manufacturing experience with Rediffusion, Ferguson Radio, and as Chief Engineer of a transformer manufacturer.
His first real equipment designs came in the form of CQ Audio, where he created a number of early hi-fi loudspeakers and amplifiers.
While CQ Audio never became a giant, these experiences gave Rupert some of the production and marketing knowledge he would need when founding the Rupert Neve Company.
Rupert’s life as a pioneer of professional audio equipment started as a side job with several one-off custom tube mixers for musicians and studios.
These early designs built his reputation and connections, while also helping him understand the needs of the recording world, which was on the verge of a revolution with the advent of rock-n-roll and multi-track stereo recording.
As a designer, Rupert was an early adopter of transistors which allowed for new possibilities and fewer compromises when compared to tubes. However, where most designers used the transistor as a way to make devices as efficient as possible, removing transformers and opting for class-B amplification, Rupert maintained a design closer to his class-A tube designs with custom transformers, optimized for the lower voltages of the transistors.
The resulting designs featured the size, reliability and noise benefits of transistors while still maintaining a rich, musically beneficial sound without any upper-order harmonic content. Additionally, these circuits were the first widely available units to maintain wide-bandwidth performance out to almost 100kHz.
Very quickly, these new designs became the industry’s premiere choice for both recording and broadcast.
In the 10 years between 1965 and 1975, the Rupert Neve Company went from Rupert assembling mixers in his garage to a worldwide operation with hundreds of employees.
During this time, Rupert helped to create a number of standards affecting how equalizers, compressors, pre-amplifiers, faders, microphones and mixing consoles are used today. The outstanding quality and reliability of these “classic” Rupert Neve designs has allowed them to stay relevant, and there is perhaps no greater testament to this fact than the hundreds of these early consoles that are still in daily, high-level use fifty years later.
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[@Producelikeapro]

What is your favourite product that Rupert Neve designed?

[@temperancemusic5401]

All his work with Focusrite and SE electronics, as they enable people like me to record quality sounding music on a budget...if had to choose the RN1 ribbon mic

[@paulbruce4630]

1073. Can't be bettered. It just is.

[@agesonjohanesburg2915]

The click feel whilst turning a 1073 red knob makes me feel my music sounds better. ;)

[@pongmaster123]

the 8014 console, it has active routing into 1272s for the most typical class a neve sound. (many other (fantastic) 80series neve consoles go into class a/b summing modules)

[@MarcBecker_Music]

I love the 1073, it's awesome and the 33609 is a great diode bridge compressor. I love it on the drum bus.

[@Podcastage]

Thank you for this. Neve is an absolute legend and the world won’t be the same without him.

[@Producelikeapro]

Thanks ever so much my friend! Let's chat asap! Many thanks, Warren

[@learnerforever6933]

@@Producelikeapro @Podcastage WOW OMG you are the BEST on KZbin in audio field, my favorite ones!!!! Warren, we’d love to see you interviewing Bandrew to let him talk about his love story with microphones! 😆 Seriously I’m 100% sure that most people will like it 👌🏼 THANKS 🙏🏼

[@Producelikeapro]

@@learnerforever6933 wow! Thanks ever so much for your wonderful comment

[@MrBassrazz]

Back in the early ‘90’s, I lived in Austin, Texas. A favourite shop there was a very high-end audio recording equipment store that featured many of the top brands. One afternoon, I was sitting in a chair with a hot coffee and a very distinguished gentleman sat down beside me. I did not recognize him until he introduced himself as Rupert. Of course, my excitement rose considerably and then spent the next hour with one of the 20th Century’s foremost geniuses. His intellect and warm nature were rather overwhelming and the experience was truly a hi-light of my Life! God speed, Mr. Neve. A truly remarkable man!

[@MadeOnTape]

Neve is one of those industry legends whose impact has affected everyone who enjoys music, but the average person would have no idea who he is. RIP 🙏

[@Producelikeapro]

Indeed. Let’s do whatever we can to help promote his amazing legacy

[@GregoryStephenSchumacher]

Man this is one of those times when I wish KZbin had a love button.

[@Producelikeapro]

Thanks ever so much Greg!

[@AlexJohn2us]

" Well done Warren . Beautifully Narrated and Sensitively Honourable to dear Rupert's Genius ! "

[@Producelikeapro]

Wow! Thanks ever so much

[@temperancemusic5401]

"The Focusrite will be with you..Always.." Thank you Rupert for everything youve done, and thanks Warren for putting this together

[@quazrmusic]

Cheers Sir Rupert Neve! Great Tribute Warren!

[@aisharpproductions1351]

Since 2018, I have yet to do a recording session without my beloved 31102 Mic Pre/Eqs. I will cherish my Neve gear for life! RIP, Rupert.

[@Producelikeapro]

That’s amazing to hear

[@bobbykanemusictube]

My grandmother had two of the Reproducers up to just about twelve years ago. Her dad brought them over to the states when he moved from Chingford. I've wanted Neve gear forever. Not having money is no fun. I would give anything for a Neve Genesys console. I would give more for him to still be here, designing.

[@Producelikeapro]

Wow! I never knew you had family from Chingford! Thanks ever so much for sharing!

[@bobbykanemusictube]

@@Producelikeapro I actually lived there for a short time. I loved it. I miss the East End.

[@williamtell1477]

I recently watched "Sound City" a documentary by Dave Grohl about the legendary studio which in a way centers around their historic Neve 8028 console. Highly recommend it for anyone who missed it. It was a fantastic watch covering some incredible rock and roll history that took place at that studio including the formation of Fleetwood Mac and the recording of their debut album, Rumors (a sonic masterpiece imho) and many other amazing albums. The neve console takes center stage in the last part of the film when Dave records an album on it with some of his amazing friends. ;)

[@paulbruce4630]

RIP Rupert Neve. This man was an actual genius. From analogue tubes to solid state transistors and into the digital era this man knew his maths.

[@kingech_B15]

I love Rupert Neve, a true visionary.

[@jjones7837]

7:14 Was he dancing on the BOARD?!?!?! My heart cried. Great Tribute Warren! What a Legendary Life.

[@WanderingRobotStudio]

My mixbus is two Portico IIs into a Looptrotter. I live in Austin and everytime I drove through Wimberley, just a bit outside the city, I'd say good day or even Happy Birthday to Rupert. Not in person, never met him. Just being in the same city was enough to give thanks.

[@pascalmerschaudio]

Thanks warren for this kind words about this Legend, This man deserve it, for change Rock History and yes maybe Pop ;)

[@Producelikeapro]

Thanks ever so much

[@steveanstice]

A friend of mine is Rupert Neve's great-nephew. He remembers visiting him when he was a child and having to be quiet whilst Uncle Rupert was "working", which normally involved him sitting in an armchair with his eyes closed, working it all through in his head. Genius. Very sad loss. 😔

[@tarkett8529]

He will be sorely missed, but the 1073 will live on thank you Mr Neve.

[@Producelikeapro]

Absolutely

[@jackbrowning8549]

Loved your feelings on Rupert Neve, definitely an Icon of our musical lifetime, Rupert will be missed, and yet all the GREAT music that was using his designs proves his genius!

[@stavtube3242]

Thank you Warren for a beautiful tribute to Rubert. I met him a few times and he really is one of the most gentle and generous geniuses of our time. The console he built for us in Montserrat was the best sounding console Geoff Emerick & I had ever heard. (I was off camera there when Sting jumped up and walked across my faders - yikes!) Mike Stav

[@Producelikeapro]

Thanks ever so much for sharing that Mike! Let’s chat when you have a chance! My email is [e-mail]

[@sashabluesmusic7699]

I went out to dinner with him 4 days, and he told me many anecdotes and how grateful he was to God for being who he was! how shelving eq was discovered by accident! very good vibes sir !!!

[@Producelikeapro]

That’s truly beautiful! Thanks ever so much for sharing

[@zorroinhell5549]

Warren, you are a true gentleman in the classic sense of the word. Well done.

[@Producelikeapro]

Thanks ever so much, that really means a lot

[@mlimbolimbo]

Warren, thank you for honoring a man that has done so much for us.

[@Producelikeapro]

Thanks ever so much

[@WYATTWEEWEE]

Back in the 80s, “when I worra lad”, I worked for local radio. They were using the Bcm10 desk. That picture brought back some happy memories of when I was first introduced to a desk, with all those buttons and knobs and Vu meters. Then I was educated on a guy called Rupert Neve who invented the desk. I was shown all sorts of tricks it could do, I still have the reel to reel tapes of the mixes I made, adding all sorts of effects which sounded amazing but were relatively simple to achieve.

[@uriel-heavensguardian8949]

RIP🕊️ Rupert Neve🕊️ Awesome video!!!!!!

[@Producelikeapro]

Thanks ever so much. Yes, huge loss

[@paulallen6849]

The word genius gets thrown around a lot, but Rupert Neve was truly one. What an amazing man he was. I love my portico.

[@Producelikeapro]

Thanks ever so much Paul!

[@mwintersteinsmith]

A true legend, that will surely be missed. His analogue audio pre-amps have helped shape and colour to many hits all over the world! R.I.P. Rupert Neve 😎

[@CatoNoise]

Wow, I didn't know Rupert Neve had a recording van! How cool! It's really interesting to learn about those early products too, as well as how Neve got to where he was. Fascinating! Thank you for this video, he will definitely be missed.

[@Producelikeapro]

Yes! That's v very cool indeed! Thanks ever so much Cato!

[@machine-madedog5059]

The 5153 desk from ‘77. Good god, literally the best and my favorite console I ever recorded on. You didn’t even need to engage the EQ or inboard compressor most of the time, the mic pre’s would pretty much do all the work for you.

[@theuniversityoflife8704]

Thank you very much to the epic talent of Rupert Neve. God bless you!

[@Producelikeapro]

Thanks ever so much!

[@AaronBandt]

Les Paul might be up there in terms of the contributions of one man, but Neve has him beat for quantity of inventions for sure. Neve was and is a legend no doubt. Thanks for the video!

[@darrenross9168]

Thank you Warren, so sad to see him go, his genius will be remembered for many years, his sonic signature is on so many great songs, R I P Rupert Neve, all the best.

[@Producelikeapro]

Thanks ever so much Darren!

[@CraigHollabaugh]

Neve was a man of passion. Thanks from Colorado.

[@Producelikeapro]

You’re very welcome

[@uptownphotography]

He was an amazing person who gave us amazing pieces of audio equipment time and time again. RIP Mr. Rupert Neve...

[@Producelikeapro]

Thanks ever so much! Yes, huge loss

[@thecreature1281]

Temperance Music nailed it!.. I too am thankful to have access to affordable - yet extraordinary - gear created by or - or inspired by Mr. Neve. So great to see an engineer get the credit for making artists SOUND good! Thanks Warren! Smart People Rock!

[@neocollective]

Awesome tribute Warren, well done !! I always admired Mr Neve, that man never ceased to learn and innovate for 80 years !!..I grew up in Buenos Aires and had no idea that he lived there too, very cool.

[@teoweiyong1875]

RIP Rupert Neve. Thanks for this one!

[@Producelikeapro]

Thanks ever so much!!

[@marc_leblanc]

Great tribute to a pioneer in the audio industry. Well done!

[@jimlabos]

What a beautiful and loving tribute to a man that was as you said the most influential designer in the professional audio industry. His genius designs hopefully will last for a long time. Sadly units such as the 1073 etc. had components and transformers that although can be substituted to very close specs of the original are not exact matches. At one point discrete components will become very rare if not non existent so hold on to any NEVE units you may have (clones or original). As a member of the DIY community I decided to do a 1084 circuit into 1 PCB. I used as close to original components and in the end the unit sounded glorious. The fact that the circuit still sounds that good even with substituted parts (albeit almost same specs) is a testament to his genius. Lastly if one watches or reads any interviews with him one quickly realizes above all what a gentle person he was.

[@Producelikeapro]

Thanks ever so much Jim!

[@TheCarymiller]

The 1073 style preamp. I've owned some vintage 1066s, 1272s (which are similar), and currently the Warm Audio WA73 clones...all of them are fantastic. Also I'm a huge fan of the 2254 compressor.

[@eman0828]

Rupert Neve's legacy will forever live on at Focusrite, Neve Electronics and Rupert Neve Designs of the three companies he founded and left behind. He was a genius and changed recorded music forever.

[@Producelikeapro]

Agreed 100%! Thanks ever so much

[@mrmorpheus9707]

Tribute to a great man! Thank you for your contributions to the human family!

[@Producelikeapro]

Thanks ever so much

[@jarrodottinger3]

I only just recently found out that I lived only about twenty minutes from the town in which Rupert Neve lived, which is Wimberley, Texas. I do truly wish that I could have met him, but I believe I will someday. What an amazing mind to have created so much timeless benchmark equipment! Thank you so much for honoring this man and his enormous contribution to the professional audio world.

[@pongmaster123]

you will meet him when its time to say, adieu

[@gr500music6]

Veil eveN Neve. Glad he lived so long. Perhaps only Bill Putnam can be mentioned in the same breath. Giants on whose shoulders we stand.

[@Producelikeapro]

Agreed! Thanks ever so much

[@davidallenhammond2777]

The end of an era! Loved his work ethic and gear.

[@Producelikeapro]

Indeed. Thanks ever so much

[@iodetroitrecordingstudio5443]

RIP Neve. Thanks for the gear!!

[@Producelikeapro]

Thanks ever so much

[@ProcashFloyd]

The man, myth and legend RIP Rupert Neve. I could listen to him talk for hours such a gentle soul.

[@Producelikeapro]

Thanks ever so much for sharing!

[@mattdaniels9510]

Thoroughly enjoying this video. More so as well as being a hobby producer since my 80’s 4 track days, but I live in Rupert Neve Close in the uk which was built on the site of his original factory.

[@Producelikeapro]

Wow! Thanks ever so much Matt for sharing that

[@willesposito9165]

Oh this is great Warren. Rupert Neve is a legit legend.

[@Producelikeapro]

Thanks ever so much! Agreed 100%!

[@MarcBecker_Music]

Great video. Thank you, Warren. He contributed so much to the production community. It's so sad that he's gone. A great loss.

[@Producelikeapro]

Agreed 100%! Thanks ever so much

[@tigerfish66]

i own a Rupert Neve Headphone amp, the RNHP, wow what a device, sounds like no other headphone amp i have tried, gives the user a feeling of perfect reproduction allowing the space and depth from the source recording to stand out......genius.

[@Producelikeapro]

Thant's wonderful to hear!

[@bcampagnolo6759]

I love my RNHP. I thought it was amazing with my 150.00 cans. Imagine my bliss when I added a Schiit Biftost II and Senn. HD800s Toss in some Logic Pro or Amazon lossless music. Whoah.

[@adrianwagner336]

one of the true giants in his...our field that we are all fortunate enough to try to climb to the shoulders of his mixing desks would be amazing to work on

[@Producelikeapro]

Thanks ever so much Adrian!

[@MartinPNairn]

I've been waiting for this video since he past away. Long live this audio god! Never knew he spent much of his childhood in Buenos Aires, Argentina... I'm from Buenos Aires!! Great video Warrem, as always! Big hug

[@Producelikeapro]

Hi Martin! Glad you enjoyed it! Thanks ever so much

[@Not-Only-Reaper-Tutorials]

Rupert Neve. The real Game Changer ever. Unique Man

[@Producelikeapro]

Agreed 100%!

[@steveg219]

A wonderful tribute - thank you Warren!

[@Producelikeapro]

Thanks ever so much Steve! That means a lot!

[@treborif]

Friend of mine found a NEVE desk in a church in Canada - brought it to NZ and now has it in his home in Dunedin - huge, heavy and built like a tank - and still working perfectly . . .

[@gaelfaun2459]

Thank you, Sir ! I had no idea this legendery man had such a wide impact on every listener. Not to mention musicians, indeed.

[@RaulCerna]

What a great tribute to Rupert! The highlights of an unmatchable genius and talent. Most of the music I love was recorded through a Neve product. Awesome video! Goosebumps from start to finish!

[@Producelikeapro]

Glad you enjoyed it! Thanks ever so much for sharing!

[@gbaxter6465]

Thanks for putting this together Warren. His influence will be felt for generations to come. I'm finally at a point in my career where I have 12 channels of Neve 1073 preamps. It was a goal of my studio to be a regional "go-to" location for artists that understand the value and sound of this heirloom gear. Godspeed Rupert!

[@TomCawoski]

Very interesting video Warren. Rupert Neve certainly has had an impact on the music world and he will be missed. Thanks for sharing!!!

[@Producelikeapro]

Thanks so much Tom

[@murraywebster1228]

Quite simply a legend.......

[@Producelikeapro]

Agreed 100%!

[@edalder2000]

Not totally production related, but there is a fantastic book called "Goodnight L.A." by Kent Hartman. Sound City, among others, is featured. The book tells stories about classic albums were made from 1970 to about 1990.

[@esmoroglu]

Wonderful video and memorial for the Legend.👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻✨

[@Producelikeapro]

Thanks ever so much

[@serge1643]

Thanks Warren! Thanks Rupert Neve!

[@ThisMichaelBrown]

Fantastic tribute....I looked over at my rack during this presentation and realized that nearly all my gear is of NEVE origin, including the pick up tech in my Taylor acoustic guitar?....which I did not know! Im a home studio guy, but I have a stereo 1073 so it puts me in the ball park and has provided great fun and meaning....Thanks Rupert Neve, and Warren for a great tribute to a genius innovator!

[@Producelikeapro]

Thanks ever so much for sharing!!

[@ThisMichaelBrown]

@@Producelikeapro Honored and glad to Warren....thanks a ton for all the great content....I learn a ton of engineering skills from you Brother! Swing by my channel sometime....some crazy green screen productions....we appear to have all the same influences....you may dig the tunes...Thanks again! Mike

[@PrinceWesterburg]

I read that Rupert Neve was designing mixers for the EBU (European Broadcast Union) and wanted a Class-A single ended valve design but couldn't allow valve failure on a live desk so decided to built it with transistors but keep the output transformer. Hence why they run hot and sound amazing! There where two 160 channel Never desks made, they are owned by AiR Studios in London with the second in Montserrat. Interesting to see The Police jumping on the console (but in socks, on flat panels notice) as famously, Oasis where thrown out of AiR for dancing on the desk and spilling beer on it (facepalm).

[@gabrielalonsocastropujol4963]

I usually go through the door of the school where Neve studied in Argentina, for me it is like a dream to know that I study there.

[@Producelikeapro]

That's amazing to hear!

[@gabrielalonsocastropujol4963]

@@Producelikeapro He studied at St Albans school in the town of Lomas de Zamora, about 20km from the obeslico.

[@Producelikeapro]

That’s amazing to know! Thanks ever so much

[@thehollow4712]

Rupert Neve: The best that is, the best that was, and the best that will ever be...

[@dustinthiessen]

What an absolute legend! Thanks for this great tribute, Warren

[@matthewleger5605]

Not sure if you've done these type of history videos before, but they're fantastic -- more please!

[@Producelikeapro]

Thanks ever so much

[@pickersgrip]

Very nice Tribute Warren. I learn so much from your channel! ~Billy

[@Producelikeapro]

Thanks ever so much

[@therealdjap]

This was such a great tribute to Rupert and a lesson on his history. I thoroughly respect the work that you do. I enjoy your videos.

[@Producelikeapro]

Thanks ever so much Allen!

[@suparickyprime]

Coolest thing about legends , is they don't set out to be legendary , they just have a passion to make the world a little better ...and some are gifted with that extra magic such as mr RUPERT NEVE ! thanks Warren ! ...great tribute !

[@Producelikeapro]

Agreed 100%! Thanks ever so much

[@lahattec]

Damn! Dancing on the console! Damn hippies! :)

[@Producelikeapro]

Haha I know! I knew a few people would pick up on it, however, it’s what guys in bands do!

[@MilesTippett]

@@Producelikeapro Makes me want to call...... the police?

[@cartofgiant]

Dry cool,, it was nice to see ruperts story told so well... I miss working on those consoles..

[@Producelikeapro]

Thanks ever so much!

[@roughcutfilms3787]

YOU TELL HIS STORY SO WELL THANK YOU WARREN

[@Producelikeapro]

Wow! Thanks ever so much

[@perchik1]

Wonderful tribute. Thank you, Warren!

[@Producelikeapro]

Thanks ever so much

[@donkick2622]

Rupert Neve And His All-Console Orchestra🎼

[@Producelikeapro]

Thanks ever so much!

[@AudioOrchardMusic]

I was recently talking to the pastor of a church in rural Alberta and he started talking about how his wife's family are Neves and how her uncle Rupert had just passed away. Blew my mind a little bit.

[@Producelikeapro]

Hi David, yes, Rupert Neve truly was a wonderful man. Thanks ever so much for sharing that lovely story!

[@AudioOrchardMusic]

@@Producelikeapro It certainly seems like he was a very special man. Thank you for making this video.

[@Producelikeapro]

You’re very welcome

[@Producelikeapro]

You’re very welcome

[@KenMyrheim]

Such a beautiful tribute. Really well done.

[@Producelikeapro]

Thanks ever so much Ken!

[@kentlancaster5964]

Simply beautiful!

[@Producelikeapro]

Thanks ever so much Kent!

[@underpressureman]

Amazing Video Warren! Great Job! :) RIP Rupert!

[@Mrsitarman]

I did not know his early pre-1960s history... so thank you Warren! Mr. Neve was the man! I've had a pair of the Neve 33122a modules racked by Brent Averill that originally were housed in the BBC! Great sounding! But I still think I like the infamous 1073 and its EQ section is still on the top of my list! Although that said I have not been recording for many years which I am trying to get back to having a place to record as soon as possible as I am not getting any younger... But that said Focusrite was another amazing piece of work! And of course Portico!

[@Producelikeapro]

Thanks ever so much! I appreciate your great comment!

[@hectordesantiago9500]

This is seriously the best video I've seen this year. Thanks Warren and team for all of the research and hard work that went into this video. God bless Rupert Neve

[@Producelikeapro]

Thanks ever so much, we did have Jonathan Pines from Rupert Neve's company fact check stuff for us and also he gave us some amazing photos to use!

[@MrHunte87]

Beautiful tribute to Mr Neve. Never met the great man but my mates brother Nick Franks used to run a company in Salford Greater Manchester call Amek and I fondly remember the Amek 9098 eq. 9/10 studios in Manchester had this eq.

[@Producelikeapro]

Thanks ever so much my friend! I love the 9098! Masterful console and mic pre EQ!

[@MrHunte87]

@@Producelikeapro Nice one Warren. I use the software version from time to time, but I really bought it for nostalgic reasons.

[@Producelikeapro]

That’s very cool! I remember they had one at Olympic and it sounded amazing

[@MrHunte87]

@@Producelikeapro It did indeed i was amazed by its sound.

[@MankyFrilla]

Respect to the master.. Great history lesson Warren ✌🏾⭐👌

[@Producelikeapro]

Thanks ever so much

[@felipousismix]

Great video and tribute to the great Rupert Neve. For me, the 1073 and the new orbit summing mixers are the best. Thanks as always, Warren!

[@joejackson2388]

That was sooo good! Thank you for the great tribute. I learned a lot. I Love Rupert Neve.

[@Producelikeapro]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@papabois5001]

Thank you Warren….. Salute

[@Producelikeapro]

Thanks ever so much

[@cziarno1972]

Absolute great job Warren on this. Neve is hands down the ultimate rock awesomeness..

[@Producelikeapro]

Thanks ever so much Cliff!

[@L.Scott_Music]

Without match, without question.

[@thesilentwind4243]

What an interesting topic today!!! Thanks Warren :)

[@commontimeproductions]

Wow, such a wonderful video as always Warren!

[@OllertonMD]

What a lovely tribute to such an important man. tbh I've never liked the sound 1073's make. not my taste. really really like the focusrite desk bx has made though. such gorgeously clear EQ. Also, turning the THD screw up 100% and then putting the master fader to 100% and then trimming the gain after that adds a really lovely low end to whatever you throw at it, without even using the EQ or compressor in the channel's signal. So I love overall that Mr Neve has something for everyone: warm, fluffy retro vibes, all the way to clean, shimmering, crystal clear stuff with early focusrite

[@RC32Smiths01]

He is quite legendary to say the least! Appreciate to hear his story!

[@Producelikeapro]

Agreed 100%! Thanks ever so much

[@RC32Smiths01]

@@Producelikeapro My pleasure!

[@spencergroup]

Just shared this insightful video so more people will know who this important person was. A true pioneer in the audio recording industry.

[@Producelikeapro]

Thanks ever so much!

[@bumsharvest5493]

That was a real nice video for real important person, Thank you Warren and thank you Rupert.

[@Producelikeapro]

Thanks ever so much

[@marksteinhauser3779]

Thanks for compiling this!!!

[@Producelikeapro]

My pleasure! Thanks ever so much for sharing!

[@AdamStachelek]

Thanks Warren. This was a great tribute. I cannot learn enough about the man. Would love to own some real Neve gear someday but happy with my Focusrite stuff for now.

[@Producelikeapro]

Thanks ever so much Adam!

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Well done Warren.

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Thanks ever so much Roger!