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lpkyer · 17th August 2007

They're definitely useful for mixing. Nothing like mixing OTB but still, most of us run a project studio. If you wouldnt, there would be no reason for you to ask this question. Buy them. You'll need a 1176 (get the full version, youll want to use the 20:1 ratio and this is where the SE flaws) for snare, Pultec Pro for bassdrum, LA2A for bass and vocals. Plate 140. Neve 1073. And The Fairchild for Parallel compression. The new Neve 88 channel strip could be your first buy if you dont have the dough for all I named.

17th August 2007	#26
lpkyer Lives for gear Joined: May 2006 Location: Montréal Posts: 1,809	They're definitely useful for mixing. Nothing like mixing OTB but still, most of us run a project studio. If you wouldnt, there would be no reason for you to ask this question. Buy them. You'll need a 1176 (get the full version, youll want to use the 20:1 ratio and this is where the SE flaws) for snare, Pultec Pro for bassdrum, LA2A for bass and vocals. Plate 140. Neve 1073. And The Fairchild for Parallel compression. The new Neve 88 channel strip could be your first buy if you dont have the dough for all I named. __________________ Louis