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Old 17th October 2012   #361
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Simple answer.... Getting OTB and mixing on a good desk. Has nothing to do with moving real faders or turning knobs its all about the sound quality that matters..Music just sounds real.
That's exactly right. I have mixed a song completely ITB and thought wow that sounds great! Then just for the hell of it a little time later I mixed the same song OTB and BOOM! Just when you think it could not get any better. Plus with literally 1/3rd the plug ins.
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Old 17th October 2012   #362
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API 2500 followed by UBK Clariphonic.
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Old 19th October 2012   #363
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Best purchase...

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Old 19th October 2012   #364
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retro sta-level. don't track with it on, but always slap it on vox coming back thru monitor section - like heroin for the client... makes vox sound sooooo much better with zero work and they love it.
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Old 19th October 2012   #365
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hd800's + spl phonitor.
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Old 19th October 2012   #366
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room treatment +better speakers ..did both at the same time and W O W I would rather use a mackie and sm57's in a good room with good monitors than anything in a wacked acoustic room with bad monitors ...just saying
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Old 19th October 2012   #367
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boring answer i know...
u47 & m49
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Old 19th October 2012   #368
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Tabfunkenwerk U47 mic ....WOW.
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Old 20th October 2012   #369
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Stereo pair of neve 1073's
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Old 20th October 2012   #370
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Digi 003 to lynx aurora
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Old 20th October 2012   #371
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ns10s, distressors, c2
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Old 21st October 2012   #372
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came for the integration with cubase, stayed for the preamps

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Steinberg MR816csx--transformed my workflow and the happiness/hassle ratio.
I have had the MR816x fo a couple of years, but just recently I have started using its pres, after i found how good my acoustic guitar sounded through them.

This unit has opened my ears to the advantages of clean-sounding equipment, with their lower noise, and seemingly better instrument separation and 3D sound. I often think that my next pre purchase will be a high-end, clean-sounding unit, as opposed to a more colored sound.

If one's source has color, then one's pres can be clean .
And, by the way, Cubase 6.5 is beauty for workflow. Finally, comping takes is almost fun!
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Old 21st October 2012   #373
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it's tempting to cite many items that enhance workflow or provide a sound .... but I have to go with the mid-field monitors; 30+ years later and they're still my reference monitors (ok they're 2 pieces of gear really)
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Old 22nd October 2012   #374
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PMC speakers.
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Old 22nd October 2012   #375
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Room treatment.
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Old 22nd October 2012   #376
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Apogee Symphony i/o
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Old 22nd October 2012   #377
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Fat bustard. has the tone...
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Old 22nd October 2012   #378
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Controversial? - Pro Tools. Total game changer been using it since 1991 as Sound Tools.
Terrible in the wrong hands, sublime in the right ones, Im prob somewhere in between lol
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