Slate VCC + VTM

[Sotsirc]

Originally Posted by mikeyman

kinda been re-thinking this.Why would you put your eq after the VCC.I know thats the normal way but i don't want to run the the unprocessed signal thru it.In other words i don't want the VCC reacting to a signal that is not my final signal..???

Maybe think about it as you would a compressor, filter - VCC - EQ.

[Sotsirc]

Originally Posted by mikeyman

tracking console? just put the vcc on all your playback tracks and the master bus.You can mix consoles for different groups.I don't run the vcc on my effect aux but thats just me

Yes, tracking console. Like you record through one console onto multitrack tape. Then you take the tape elsewhere to mix on a different location on a different console. Pretty standard.

[Clear Guy]

I have to say track 3 with VCC + VTM is much more potent in its body and presence.

[sc1460]

IMHO Listening on some good AKG headphones, then on my Focal monitors, I heard an improvement on guitars (sharper, more focused) but was really surprised at the overall subtle difference. Based on this example I would say the unprocessed track was good enough to proceed to the next stage. Perhaps if you record the source well the less plugins you need?