Patchbays for dummies - Even your mother will understand this! | A Song Is Born Ep.6 - Hardware

[@potaxpotax]

The best patchbay video i've seen. The examples make way more sense for people who may be trying to figure this out than just abstract explanations. Top!

[@EspenKraft]

Happy you think so. Thanks!

[@gcoudert]

It's not just the best video about patchbays; it's actually the only good one. Espen would have been a great teacher (and I do know because I am one).

[@EspenKraft]

Thanks! I've worked as a teacher on/off ever since I started out in music. It's always ups and downs as independent and different jobs along the way is very common. Teaching is great fun and I've learned a lot that I hope comes through in my videos, at least the videos where I actually try to teach something. ;-)

[@Makebelieve123]

absolutely the clearest explanation ! @@EspenKraft

[@THEKHAYYYAM]

I dont understand anything that happened in this video

[@Neonkizz-qg2oi]

😂😂😂😂🎉usually that is what I'm saying but more so the physical action helps me

[@akasaT0dd]

Best patchbay video on KZbin. Easy to follow and well explained and demonstrated too. Excellent work.

[@EspenKraft]

Many thanks for saying!

[@nanocyde_artist]

Good timing, I got my first patchbay a couple days ago, setting it up now.

[@starsky101]

I’ve been struggling with the patch bay concept for years. NOT having a patch bay to route synths through various outboard effects has definitely stifled creativity as I simply can’t be bothered to re route all the cables! Cue the patch bay and a note pad to plan the set up of destiny. Thanks as always for a comprehensive tutorial.

[@EspenKraft]

Cheers! :)

[@anonymous_friend]

2 points should be talked about. 1. balanced vs unbalanced 2. sending line level sources to fx that are not line level.

[@EspenKraft]

That was outside the scope of this segment, but an interesting topic.

[@subs4794]

So, how about you discuss it now? Both of you? 🤓

[@cortical1]

No. I'm really happy he didn't talk about these issues here in the series. Have you made videos on these topics?

[@InternalMind]

@@cortical1have you???

[@cortical1]

@@InternalMind No, I haven't. Nor would I ever. That's why I said I'm glad Espen didn't.

[@morphoice]

Honestly the best thing I have ever spent money on. Ever since putting patchbays in my setup everything works smoothly and my workflow has improved by orders of magnitude.

[@collinclauson496]

Thank you, this helped immensely! 🙏🙏

[@EspenKraft]

Cheers!

[@paulgardener5525]

This is one of the best explanations/demonstration of patchbays I have seen from anywhere. Nice one Espen :)

[@EspenKraft]

Many thanks!

[@joeymc5272]

Out of all the wasted videos people have made about patchbays that teach you nothing, this is literally the only video that actually teaches you step by step wth a patchbay is and what it does. Thank you so much for the frickin common sense when teaching people who have no idea where to start in regards to patchbays. I was this person a year ago and had to pay someone to show me how to use one because not a single video shows you how to use one. Your awesome.

[@EspenKraft]

Thank you for saying! :)

[@derekec]

This is almost verbatim what I was about to write. Excellent video

[@InternalMind]

I found this worse, I still know nothing about input patch to output bay patch out in above below behind above below input output, I still have no idea WHY this is all happening lol

[@joeymc5272]

Its confusing for sure but this video explains it the best watch it a few times like i did and rewind when needed.

[@ceddmack2816]

I agree, this video breaks it down well. Now, I am going to get some patch cables for the Patchbay I have still in the box after 3 years of buying it. Thanks!

[@thevi_olin]

In the process of rethinking my current gear connections, this is just what I need! 👍 great explanation!

[@EspenKraft]

Cheers!

[@culturedslob]

Youre on a roll with quality content. This was so helpful and inspiring!

[@EspenKraft]

Thanks!

[@johnc.martin9347]

By far the best patchbay video. Thank you!

[@EspenKraft]

Cheers!

[@CC-fi3pp]

THANK YOU !!! Half normal is what I want, I want to still hear stuff and redirect or sample it and I 2 copies of things, 1 clean 1 dry especially with bass guitar. BRILLIANT!

[@davidryle]

I have one of the Behringer patch bays and one of the Samson Patch bays. The Samson is more useful if I want to change the mode from normal to thru or half-normal. It has the switching on the front. Unfortunately it is a bit more crowded so my labeling is tighter. I use the Brother P-Touch label maker. Great tips as usual Espen!

[@EspenKraft]

When I use all my outboards almost all connectors are in use on mine. I'll show that in the next couple of videos in this series. ;-)

[@davidryle]

I also have and still use a Mackie CR1604 occasionally for it's nice saturation on the preamps but it is becoming quite noisy. I think it's time for some re-capping. Looking forward to your use of the old gray mix box.

[@EspenKraft]

The one I have is a 1202, but mine is still pretty quiet. Or at least last time I used it. The one I have has been through so much mayhem that it deserves a video of its own. ;-) What a tank.

[@nanocyde_artist]

I recently took apart a 1642-VLZ Pro to repair some jacks and noticed the two big capacitors on the power board were bulging. Definitely get it checked out!

[@dankeplace]

It's funny but I have a set up where I can have 28 inputs, 26 analog and 1 stereo coax. So I generally limit myself to 13 stereo bits of gear. What's weird is I own more than that so a patch bay makes sense, the real issue is, I don't have the room to have everything up and running at once lol.

[@EuroDJ]

My mom really understood how it works. Now I can't kick her out of the my studio. Do you have any ideas? ))))

[@d.g.f.7056]

I have a full rackmount hardware setup, and I don't know if I would even still be using hardware if it wasn't for setting up a patchbay. Just the samplers and synth take up 20 points on the patchbay (though I have it so each point is two outputs of my gear, cause I am kinda cheap an' don't wanna spend more that I have to right now, so actually all my synths add up to 40 outputs). Really just an absolute life and time saver, I feel bad for those who don't use them...I understand why some might not though...even cheap pre-made cables can get really really expensive when you need so many

[@ArchetypalCat]

that is why many of us make our own cables!

[@philmakesnoise]

Any reason for staggering the first few effect pedals you patched up? I thought you'd want to I/O on the same block.

[@EspenKraft]

No reason. It's just a video.

[@philmakesnoise]

​@@EspenKraft Ah solid!

[@BolotonMr]

thanks for shared your set up. I have one question; why dont have a patch panel TT bantam?

[@EspenKraft]

Too expensive and as I flip gear all the time too complicated to tear down and setup.

[@leepshin]

I've got both the Behringer PX2000 and PX3000 so following this was a lot easier for me. I have to be honest though Espen, I'm still fucking clueless so it'll take me a few run throughs of your video before I finally get it. lol Thank you so much though for doing the video, it's extremely helpful.

[@EspenKraft]

Many thanks!

[@Healerofharts]

This is the only video so far that makes sense!! Every video makes the patchbay sound so complicated whole time it’s a simple as the inputs of the gear pleasant to the input of the patchbay and the output of the gear plugs into the output of the patchbay and the connection between devices happens on the front

[@EspenKraft]

Cheers!

[@lukassbeataddicts]

You should never mix signals in the patchbay. It's not a mixer. 18:28 you could damage that lovely drum machine with current from synth going into output of the drum machine and vice versa.Half normal is for recording clean and processed audio and not mixing.

[@EspenKraft]

Oh man... been doing this since the 80s. Never once had any problems with this.

[@lukassbeataddicts]

@@EspenKraft I guess gear has some kind protection on the outputs but I wouldn't risk especially when you have mixer when you can adjust sound better.

[@thegood9]

Do EVERYTHING in drawings before you first patch a single cable...it will pay off immensely, just as you say!

[@luismuzik1]

BEST PATCHBAY EXPLANATION VID, period.

[@measures_of_distance]

I hope I don't need a patchbay

[@pgestudio75]

The sighting of the Rockman chorus was an unexpected pleasure! In fact, any Rockman under the SR&D manufacturer were epic! Great patchbay tutorial, also. Thanks!

[@EspenKraft]

Thanks!

[@lee_at_sea]

All challenges I have with patchbays (I have ~10) relate to balanced / unbalanced issues.

[@AboveTheTrees00]

awesome, what a studio btw wow

[@sandboxproductions]

A-ha! ....no literally...as soon as you started the drum machine...Take on Me started in my head ;)

[@ineedstuff8286]

when i searched “patchbay” and an Espen Kraft video popped up?..🎉🎊🍾🥳 Thank you!!!

[@EspenKraft]

Cheers!

[@DruggedBunny]

Good timing, as I'm getting my first patchbay for Xmas... and even better is that by chance it's the same model! This helped me confirm my understanding of the default routing a bit better and then added more useful info for me. Many thanks!

[@EspenKraft]

Cheers!

[@chriswareham]

Patch bays, the secret of an efficient studio setup! I don't have much outboard gear but used to end up with a complete mess of wires trying to use my effects units on different instruments. I eventually learned what the "inserts" on my mixer were actually for, but it was still a pain to patch things in as the sockets weren't easy to get to. Then I got given a patch bay by a friend who was moving to a completely software based setup. Complete game changer once I got my head around the "normalling" concepts.

[@IndependantWCommonSense44....]

What I think would be helpful is, that by hooking up the output of the Mic....which is OFTEN Channel 1 on a mixer....is plugged into the back upper right...and Channel 2 is the second....so that whether you're looking at the mixer, or looking at the front of the patch bay...the Mic is still the upper left. Consistent. I may even insist on Guitar being Channel 4, Bass Guitar Channel 6 and Drums starting with Channel 8 (for instance) Of course, it makes it much easier if you have a lot of channels and you can designate a certain channel to a certain instrument...(for example, snare drum is always Channel 9).

[@rayderrich]

This video brings me back to my first home studio decades ago. It was very small but with the same ideas behind it. Very nice to watch and listen throughout this video, thank you!

[@EspenKraft]

Cheers!

[@gabeeeeeeeeee]

I have combo XLR/TRS inputs on my sound card. XLR for mic level, and TRS for line level. Is there any solution/trick exists, if I would like to use one patchbay channel for mic level and another for line level to the same sound card input? Or I have to decide that the selected sound card analog channel is mic or line level input? I use Focusrite Clarett 8Pre Usb and ART P48 Patchbay.

[@LukeBlunton]

Finally understood patchbays thanks to your video

[@sylvainfortin841]

Interesting ! Brilliant for the half mode!!

[@EspenKraft]

Cheers!

[@Makebelieve123]

One question: Say you have a mixer with 4 Aux sends/returns, but you have for e.g 10 effects pedals and you wanted to connect a patchbay so any of the 16 channels from the mixer can connect to any of the effects pedals but more than once. Lets say you have a drum and a synth both wanting to use the same pedal at the same time. Would you have to use 2 patchbays both half normaled to split the signal twice? Obviously an effects pedal only has one in and out in the real world , but can you patch it in a way where you can send multiple instruments to it at once like one does on larger consoles with many auxillary sends/returns?

[@stringsnare]

THANK YOU!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@EspenKraft]

Cheers!

[@ManCalledMif]

Best explanation of patchbay use I've ever seen. Thanks a lot Espen.

[@EspenKraft]

Many thanks for saying!

[@IndependantWCommonSense44....]

I'm JUST starting to play around with various audio equipment, so I'm an absolute novice. Some things in this video are things I'll revisit, however, watching it just once, I feel, advanced my understanding of at least being able to hook the pieces I've acquired together. You've got to start somewhere...and this was a tremendous help. I'm subscribed.

[@EspenKraft]

Many thanks, and best of luck with your setup and moving forward. :)

[@peterthomson7050]

Hi there, I'm joining the ranks of the grateful folks. Big thanks to you. I was really happy to see the Subzero PB48. Please could you tell me what the default is out the box ? Is it half normal or normal? And... how would you change from one to the other? Many thanks from Peter, Auchtermuchty, Scotland. :)

[@EspenKraft]

They're half-normalled. You have to unscrew each module and put it back in reversed to change. I'm not sure if the new ones actually do that though.

[@JamesKruseArtist]

I think patchbay science is the physical manifestation of the phrase “mutually exclusive”:-) great video it actually makes sense!

[@EspenKraft]

Cheers!

[@matiasmoulin2126]

Great video! I'm not going to hit the like because you have 1977 likes, which is my birth year. Hence the comment.

[@64nightfly]

Thank you, Espen! I am at the point of setting up my patchbays in my hybrid studio( Sampson S-Patch Plus). These are nice patchbays, as they have switches on the front side to easily change between normal, half-normal and thru modes. I was having difficulty figuring out the best configuration. This video will help me organize my workflow much better. I'm looking forward to the ten-fold payback in time, which I think will definitely happen.

[@EspenKraft]

Cheers!

[@jcisme]

Great video mate.. I would be happy if a patchbay could make the world half normal now..

[@74goldenjet]

Been thinking about getting a couple of patchbays for a while. This was very helpful! I really appreciate your effort in showing these examples and thoroughly explaining everything. Thanks :)

[@EspenKraft]

Happy it could be of help. Cheers! :)

[@besthusky3852]

Very good and simple use cases that are well explained patchbays

[@funkmachine6420]

So now I finally understand how these works! Thanks for the vid

[@EspenKraft]

Cheers!

[@Hassan_Omer]

It;s amazing to see that you all do it by yourself, I have just entered into the patch bay / 500 series format. Thanks for taking the time to share this information.

[@EspenKraft]

Cheers!

[@JasonCastellanos]

I've been seeing videos for patchbays and still don't know if they will work for me.. I mainl record drums, so I have 13 channels of XLR mics cables... I need 13 inputs of XLR at first... i have 13 preamps for them, but.. every time i wanna mix it up for trying new stuff , I have to plug and unplug :/. Any suggestion? Maybe a XLR patchbay?? Thanks

[@EspenKraft]

Way too many options for a one-line reply in a comment section. Be aware of safety in regards to having 48V running through the patch bay.

[@asdifasi]

platinum grade tutorial. thx so much espen!

[@EspenKraft]

Thank you!

[@joeycovington4681]

Thanks!

[@unseenelementz]

man perfect video so much detail !! thank youi can now have all my compressors used separately

[@EspenKraft]

Cheers!

[@SvintMvrcus]

Should I use all Trs cables ? It’s a bit confusing because synths usually have unbalanced outputs but everything else that I have (interface, outboard fx) has balanced inputs. All I have is ts cables though and they’ve worked fine but I’m about to set up my first patch bay and I’m seeing that it’s a bad idea to mix Trs and ts cables

[@EspenKraft]

Answered that already. Check the comments. Cheers

[@gooswitch]

I’ve watched so many videos and no one has explained it this clearly… now I feel confident purchasing and using one of these

[@EspenKraft]

Go for it! Cheers :)

[@theaudioeng]

Very useful tutorial Espen. Good recall plus some learning points for me, cheers 🍻

[@EspenKraft]

Many thanks man!

[@theaudioeng]

@@EspenKraft Yeah thanks again. Great timing as in process of re-jigging studio connections with my Behringer Ultrapatch PX1000 and 2x Eurorack Pro RX1602’s 16-input Line mixers 😁👍🇬🇧🍻

[@Acid2Force]

Thank you very much! Thanks to you I finally understood a patchbay. But I still have one question: How can I route a mono synth into a stereo channel strip?

[@EspenKraft]

Thanks! That will depend on the channel strip itself and how the pans function on it.

[@CC-fi3pp]

Is the split signal in half normal weaker or lower quality?

[@HarleyBob957]

I've watched several patchbay videos, for some reason your demonstration clicked.. I'm excited to hook up my patchbay. Thanks for sharing your tutorial.

[@EspenKraft]

Happy you found it useful. Thanks

[@derekec]

Confused...at 5:00 you patched the preamp OUT to the interface IN via the yellow cord. But at 6:00 you say "normal" means there's an automatic flow from rear top (preamp OUT) to the front bottom (interface IN) so I am thinking they are automatically connected, no cord necessary. Is this correct?

[@EspenKraft]

Exactly. I used the first 5 minutes to show the in- and output jacks and to establish terminology, then showing that the yellow patch cable isn't necessary when the patcbay is in a normalled way.

[@peterthomson7050]

I sussed the subzero thanks to you. It's defaulted to Half Normal.

[@EspenKraft]

Cheers!

[@thorbennielsen3845]

Is it mono or stereo connections? How come it’s green outside your window? Great video👍🏻

[@EspenKraft]

My videos are often over 6 months old when they're getting published. You can't make them one day and release them the next. ;-) Patchbays have mono connectors.

[@ZekeMagnar]

Thank you for making and posting this video. Can I ask: Does the quality of patch cable matter? Also, if you don’t mind sharing, which brand cables do you use?

[@EspenKraft]

Quality matters always, but there is a trade-off point. I use many different cables from various manufacturers.

[@vitalmakhdum]

finally understood within the first 5 minutes. most videos make quite a simple priciple so waffly and vague. But this by far is the best one to quickly understand patch bays

[@EspenKraft]

Cheers!

[@ARKenMan]

Great video! It's like Christolph Waltz did the tutorial himself, which made me a little scared but I eventually felt at ease. Great job and explanation!

[@EspenKraft]

Danke!

[@ManCalledMif]

this video deserves a super thanks 🙏

[@keithmoran8004]

Thanks so much for this! Question. I have one outboard preamp and several different mics I would like to use one at a time depending on the application. Can I send the mics through the patch bay and then into the preamp? Can phantom power pass through the patch bay! Thanks!

[@EspenKraft]

Thanks! You have XLR patch bays for mics.

[@Noise-Conductor]

Thanks for this. I didn't know that it could send 2 outs into 1 in. This opens up a lot of ideas.

[@EspenKraft]

Cheers!

[@colcob]

You actually shouldn't do this because there is a risk that you can damage equipment because there is no summing hardware. Half normalling should only really be used to split a signal, not merge them.

[@Noise-Conductor]

@@colcob Thanks for the warning.

[@question1200]

Thank you for the video. Do you have the effects in 'through' rather than normalled or half normalled to avoid feedback? When coming in on the same point on the patchbay that is. Thank you

[@EspenKraft]

There is no feedback if you hook things up correctly. That's what I show in this video. ;-)

[@michaelsparrow4798]

At approximately 16:10 you mention bottom row of patch bay as "ins" and say they are going to the ins of the preamp. Methinks you perhaps mispoke, else why would one connect input to inputs?

[@EspenKraft]

I spoke correctly. Bottow row are inputs. They're always connected to inputs of gear.

[@lukeanimates_]

great video, in normal mode example.....would you always have the outs and ins of the compressor on different channel on patch bay?

[@EspenKraft]

Thanks! It would greatly depend on what I was using the compressor for.

[@royalemuzikproductionz]

Hi there I’m setting up my patchbay and I use a uad Apollo twin x. I’ve used the first four top at the back for outputs from my uad 1234. Directly below I have 6 lines for studio monitors, but because I have only access to alternate 2 sets of monitors I patch in my avantones from the front bottom 5&6 to the top 3&4 but I’m still hearing the sound coming from both sources at the same time . Can you tell me what’s going on there anyone 😢? Cheers

[@FLH3official]

Great video, Espen! Like it.

[@EspenKraft]

Thanks!

[@TheGarageRecordingSC]

Great information!!! I really appreciate it!! 👍🏻👍🏻

[@EspenKraft]

Thanks!

[@FerrenHeit]

Great video! I think it would have made more sense if, in the beginning of the video, you used some music, tones, or some form of sound to show examples of what you are demonstrating.

[@EspenKraft]

Thanks!

[@willemclaesen5983]

Hello Espen Are you using TRS or TS cables? I keep reading you need TRS but does it really matter?

[@EspenKraft]

The common thought is you should not mix balanced and unbalanced on the same patch bay. I'm using TRS yes.

[@cbrooks0905]

It’s proving near impossible to find a mixer with direct outputs. Can someone give me the name of the mixer he demonstrates in this video?

[@EspenKraft]

All the old Mackies have direct outputs too. Maybe the new ones as well. Mackie 1202 is the one I use here. I have a video about it on my channel.

[@butterblood]

If I had an 8 channel interface with mics taking up all the inputs, how would I connect the interface to the patchbay?

[@EspenKraft]

Outputs go on the top and inputs on the bottom. Just as I show here.

[@nikolaospatsis7284]

What a great video!!!! But could you please explain why you use trs instead of ts cables??

[@EspenKraft]

It really does not matter. Unless you pick up hum or noise, which might or might not happen, using both ts and trs cables will work just fine in a home studio environment like this.

[@youtuup]

Nice video, great tempo. Question: do you use balanced patch cables? Why?

[@EspenKraft]

I mostly use balanced patch cables because I have most of them. With most gear it doesn't matter, but I always monitor if cables pick up noise etc.

[@paulmiklis2150]

PERFECT VIDEO...VERY HELPFUL...THANK YOU!

[@EspenKraft]

Cheers!

[@alexcarr1361]

Do you use a combination of balanced and unbalanced cables with balanced patchbays?

[@EspenKraft]

Within my home studio I sure do.

[@Rohme.33]

Thank you, sir! I’m convinced you could teach a janitor to do brain surgery

[@alanmclean2713]

Hi Espen. Excellent explanation of the different normalling modes for patchbays. What I would like to know is having looked at your 4 patchbays in the rack with various pieces of equipment connected at the back of the patchbays, which modes are you using for the different pieces of gear, I noticed the pedal compressor had the input and output connected to 2 adjacent connections to avoid the input and output of the compressor being normalled but the stereo compressor is connected to the same 2 inputs and outputs which I assume is in the thru mode. It would be great if you could talk again about the 4 patchbays but maybe mention the the different normalling modes you used for the various pieces of gear. I'm building my home studio using a couple of 16 channel analogue mixers linked together along with some old Alesis 3630 and DBX compressors,exciters and reverb units and my recent purchase of the Audient EVO16 and 2 SP8 Preamps. Kind Regards. Alan

[@EspenKraft]

This setup is now long gone so I can't make any more videos about that particular configuration.

[@alanmclean2713]

Hi Espen. Thanks for the prompt reply. I am planning to buy a coupe of Samson Patchbays which have selectable modes on the front of the unit so I can try out some of your suggestions and see what works best for my setup.@@EspenKraft

[@generalgrafx]

I read mixed reviews of the Behringer Ultrapatch Pro PX3000. Since you have been using them for a while obviously, can I ask you how they are holding up?

[@EspenKraft]

I don't recommend them. The jack terminals (connectors) are of a bad quality and it's a constant struggle to have a good connectivity.

[@generalgrafx]

@@EspenKraft That is exactly what I read in the bad reviews. I‘m sorry for you having trouble with these patchbays, but thank you for confirming this. I think I’m going for the Samson S-Patch Plus then.

[@EspenKraft]

That should do it. I too have other patch bays I use for points i need to change all the time.

[@girlinagale]

Patchbay would be very useful because I often change device routings. However my problem is I don't want all my devices switched on every time I play. I may not use a few devices for a month so I'd have to be disconnecting psu connections regularly.

[@EspenKraft]

You don't have to turn things on just because you have them hooked up to a patch bay.

[@girlinagale]

@@EspenKraft Many devices don't have on/off switches. The solution would be mains blocks with individually switched sockets.

[@EspenKraft]

Patch bays aren't that important if you don't do a lot of mixing with outboards on consoles anyways. ;-)

[@topwolftpm]

Thank you for the great explanations of the patchbays

[@EspenKraft]

Cheers!

[@TheSwanepoelmj]

Should maybe explain to beginners why the 1/4 inch jack is only plugged in halfway from the insert from your mixer. Great video!

[@EspenKraft]

For any beginners watching; the Mackie mixers (at least back then) had this feature that when you insert a patch cable HALF WAY at the back (of each channel strip) you access the DIRECT OUT of the preamps.

[@TheSwanepoelmj]

@@EspenKraft Indeed. Its half an insert basically

[@dubmaverick69]

This is the best video I have seen on patchbays and actually how to make them work in your favor, I don't understand why people can not take the time like Espen does. Thank you so much, is there a Preamp or some line leveler that you like to put your synths through, my Jd-990 needs some love, I dont want to crank the gain on the SSL mixer. Cheers.

[@EspenKraft]

Thanks! I have plenty of videos showing how I gain stage, use preamps or whatever to record synths.

[@garrettbutler4491]

Outstanding explanation

[@mpc40001014]

Great video had to watch it a few times before it sinks in properly. One question man. Where did you get the labels for your Behringer patch bays ??

[@EspenKraft]

Thanks! I've printed these out myself from taking measures. And transparent tape. Very DIY. :P

[@mpc40001014]

@@EspenKraft Thanks for your quick reply. It's nearly impossible to find them on the net. 😂

[@patsonmusic]

Fantastic tutorial! I've been thinking of adding a patch bay to my home studio (=my synth room) and this was just what I needed to watch! And thanks for showing a few different ways of using a PB! Great, clear explanations! 🙏 0:55 0:55 0:55

[@EspenKraft]

Thanks!

[@stevew4910]

Nice REV7 LED display - where from?

[@EspenKraft]

Don't know, didn't do the upgrade.

[@klinkske]

Thank you for bringing this, Espen ❤

[@EspenKraft]

Thanks man!

[@mega-spinz]

Thank You ! Very Helpful.

[@EspenKraft]

Cheers!

[@Luigi64]

epsen the greatest as always

[@cueapollo2753]

So I have a clear understanding with setting up a recording vocal chain but how would we set it up for just a mixing session in our daw ? 😩

[@cueapollo2753]

This video was explain so perfect ! Can you make a video explaining how to patch up hardware for mixing ?

[@EspenKraft]

Thanks! I go through that in the rest of this series.