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25th August 2006
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| Gear addict  Join Date: Aug 2003 Location: LONDON
Posts: 326
Thread Starter | Hi Bruce Swedien: Using Digital  I am a big fan Do you use digital machines for recording? have you used the Radar 24 or anything else? What do you think of the digital sound today? What machine do you use to master on? If you reply you have made not my day but my life Thank you  |
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18th September 2006
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| Gear nut  Join Date: Feb 2006 Location: Paris, France
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|  Hi Bruce, I was also wondering if you use digital or analog for recording. And for mixing? Do you use protools or another DAW, or you just stick to tape ? Thanks a lot for your time on this forum, it's GREAT! Gyom Thomas.
__________________ ...................................... Gyom Thomas please excuse my poor english... |
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19th September 2006
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| Viking  Join Date: Jul 2005
Posts: 418
| I think I can et two of you Gearslutz birds with one stone this way..... Quote:
gyom Hi Bruce, I was also wondering if you use digital or analog for recording. And for mixing? Do you use protools or another DAW, or you just stick to tape ? Thanks a lot for your time on this forum, it's GREAT! Gyom Thomas. John and Gyom.... I think I can get two of you Gearslutz birds with one stone this way..... I use a combination of Analogue and Digital.... My audio mixing desk is a beautiful, old Harrison 3232c. (It sounds so good it makes me want to hurt myself!!!) My digital recorder is Pro-tools. My Desk feeds my UNIVERSAL AUDIO-2192 Master Audio Interface - stereo A->D & D->A converter. (It also sounds so good it makes me want to hurt myself!!!) My UNIVERSAL AUDIO-2192 Master Audio Interface feeds my Alesis Msterlink recorder... I almost always record my mixes on the Alesis at 24 bit- 96 k.... I think the line between Great-Sounding Analogue and Great-Sounding Digital is vanishing... I almost always go to a good Mastering engineer for Mastering. Like Bernie Grundman for instance. He is the best... Bruce Swedien   | |
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19th September 2006
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| Gear nut Join Date: Feb 2006 Location: Paris, France
Posts: 129
| Great, Thank you for your answer. May I ask another question: Which converters do you use with your protools? Gyom Thomas. |
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20th September 2006
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| Lives for gear Join Date: Sep 2005
Posts: 1,981
| Bruce, If you didnt realize it, u probably sold all the harrison consoles floating around and i should buy stock in universal audio. |
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21st September 2006
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| Lives for gear  Join Date: Jun 2002 Location: Switzerland
Posts: 2,399
 | Bruce what converters do you use with PT. Thanks Jo (johannes eberhard) |
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