Mixing Consoles Explained (part 3)

[@JayThomasofficial]

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[@WickiemediaNet]

Hi ADiSH, Yes indeed. When working on an analogue console you will indeed have to write down all the fader / panning / eq settings etc.. This can be 'easily' done with so called recall-sheets. (pre made sheets where you just fill-in fader positions etc..)

[@jeroenfigee]

Excellent !! You are in a rush to get it all in, ;-) but this is great and I think unique. The checklist at the end is also really good. I used that one over and over back in the day when running my own studio. No sound is quite annoying. Usually that happend when you were to tired to be on top of it all, and at the same doing difficult analog setups. These days in the box and happy as they always say :-) Really fun to watch ! | Thanx4uploading : : ;

[@VAFloris]

Great video! Tomorrow I have an exam about the mixing console and this basicaly sums everything up very clearly. Thanks for your effort, def subscribing.

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[@dieandgoaway]

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[@superreverbfreak]

got a couple of questions 1. whats the purpose of routing your channels to group tracks? and 2. whats the purpose of doing it before going back to the drums? love your tutorials great info....one of the only channels ive watched where i actually sit down and take notes

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[@fnm1900]

So many things make sense after this tutorial series. Thank you a lot.

[@deuxfecctiol197]

Incredible stuff. Thank you very much for these!

[@AtteKym]

Nice illustrations and information. It seems you really put some work into this. Thank you!

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[@ColetonicSolFa]

wow...troubleshooting steps were so procedural and helpful! amazing info!

[@princeaves694]

Very helpful for music class. More please...

[@mayorlondon]

Well produced video as always!

[@WickiemediaNet]

haha I'm sure it will be #inyourleague one day ;) (And I'm quite sure you can benefit from this theory in software as well.. ;) ) I don't have access to big consoles every day, but there's so many similarities in using software when we understand the common analogue signalflow.. -And as a heads up; The next tutorials in this season will be about Software Mixing and after that we'll be combining analogue with digital!

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Good stuff wick . Keep 'em coming :)

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[@JoelsMusicLab]

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thanx...god bless u

[@MartinKrijgsmanMusic]

Hé, heb net m'n eerste 'echte' miniconsole/mixer gekocht (Soundcraft signature MTK22 (met 22 in/24 uit over usb) en met deze uitleg kom ik er wel uit. Tof hoor. Heb me ook geabonneerd op je kanaal. Ik mix tot nu toe in de box, maar dat verandert binnenkort. Straks analoog mixen en summen. Dank!

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Thank u sooo much..!! U r great..!!! :)

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PERFECT !

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Signal FLow is all you need to know, the rest will come with experience!

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[@Fabelnegros]

quite concise thx a lot

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[@matiasss550]

Nice vid ! but there is something i don't get it. min 3:08. Why there are so many cables going from the mixer to the tape recorder? i tought that it was recorder directly from the main out of the mixer to the recorder, not each channel. Im i wrong?

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Thank You

[@DTwitty]

Very Very Grateful for this channel .....Peace

[@friendofgaia]

Nice video. Clear and detailed. You won one more subscriber o/

[@NRESounds]

Yeah I definitely can benefit from the history... The application of DAW routing is similar, just not as complex. #BestTutorialsOnKZbin

[@ronadish1]

so when the route the audio back to the mixer from the computer, does that means they write down every where every fader and knob are at the end of every session?

[@panama42]

My head hurts. haha great tutorials!!

[@michaeljcarr2373]

Im looking for the patchbays breakdown in relation to normalizing the interface inputs and preamp outputs externally {Focusrite Saffire 56}

[@bedul99]

You are God for newbie ..

[@NRESounds]

Cant wait til the console section is complete... #Outta my league lol #VST #DAW

[@joaobem1]

Hi, first of all congratutalions for the great videos that you`re making, it has helped me a lot. Can you help me? when someone is recording in the interface Focusrite Saffire Pro 40 for example:Vocal/Bass/Guitar/Drums at the same time, during their recording, the sound that is being recorded into the daw, are already going in separately? so later it can be possible to work (mix) each instrument? or beyond the interface, the daw software,the pc "computer", and the monitors, and since that the interface already has preamps in it, will i need to buy an external preamp harware for voices? and i have heard the firewire its better than the usb because does not introcuce noise in the recordings that are being recorden into the daw? so after all what i would like to know is, for i can have a mini studio with the minimal conditions, witch tools do i need? can you give me a sugestion? what do you think? i really apreciate if you can help me. Thank you very much for your time

[@pbenson56fran]

Thanks

[@soccals_777]

saugut (very good) as we say!

[@studio440hzz4]

MAKE A VIDEO ON LIVE CONSOLES AND STUDIO CONSOLES, BASIC DIFFERENCES BETWEEN THEM

[@lucidboi5334]

looool we have the exact same mic like at 3:25

[@airlykingzjohn5403]

Hey man. What channelz do you connect the speaker out of the audio interface

[@jthusany]

Thank God for computers!

[@izziOnBass]

Thank you for the great video. Have a big question. at 3:25 what is a good audio interface which has 24 or at least 16 ins which I can use?. Maximum I have seen is 8-in only. How does the big studios with 60+ mixers work with the computers and what sort of interfaces they use? any models you can specify? Thank you

[@job3ztah447]

please do a vid on different type of mixer

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[@FunkySh1tter]

euqualizing pdf? :>

[@danielmendez3098]

i mean, your explanations are great, but can you speak just a little bit slower, that would help a lot

[@pastuh]

we have pause and slow controls :X

[@kotekutalia]

How people were learning this back in 70ies?

[@Tonyarrj268]

Thanks a lot! very useful.