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1st September 2011
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| Gear interested Joined: Sep 2011
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Thread Starter | newbie channel strip settings suggestion
Hi, More a player than engineer though I love both roles. Recently purchased joemeek VC6Qcs and hoping I can get some direction with specific acoustic guitar(mic'd w/ condenser)) and vocal settings suggestions. I'm a dad who scrapes time together when I can to record and don't have the time luxury to listen (nor perhaps the ear!) for what sounds best. If anyone is familiar w/ this channel strip I'd sure appreciate some guidance. Thanks, mike |
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27th October 2011
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| Lives for gear  Joined: Mar 2007 Location: Williamsburg, NYC
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Honestly, with any channel strip, $5k to $60, it's all about your ears. Do some critical listening and decide whether it is getting shit done. I personally like to track with some color when I'm mixing in the box. If I'm mixing out of the box, I keep it clean. It's not that complex, but it does require organization and planning.
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