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Home Studio (Part 2)

Isaiah on a quick demo

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25 Responses to “Home Studio (Part 2)”

  1. In another hand, …
    In another hand, Logic Studio has the light and the complete versions, but to record as he’s doing, the light version can produce the results he’s showing.
    For starters, Logic is not quite different than Garageband. So you can start recording music with garageband to feel and see its limitations. After that you can jump to Logic Studio that has far more capabilities.

  2. He said at the …
    He said at the first video he is using Logic Studio. And like you see, it’s very simple to use Logic. But he is demonstrating it as live recording and mixing edition.
    He is not repeating his midi samples, but the software allows to do it.

  3. U went harrrrrrrd …
    U went harrrrrrrd with ur set up bro! like… how do u work two screens for the same program n ur whole connection works 4rm d mixer to the midi n tingz it’s baffling but siiick. Keep it up!

  4. really cool video …
    really cool video mate….that’s what i’ve been looking for… where is the ending?? :)

  5. what software do …
    what software do you use?

  6. part three? I was …
    part three? I was waiting for

    “Three Blind Mice”

    Seriously though nice set up man

  7. yeah i want to see …
    yeah i want to see part 3…

  8. Paardeeconsonantees on February 17th, 2010 at 5:27 am

    where’s the part 3? …
    where’s the part 3? :D

  9. kewl…….
    kewl…….

  10. thats cool beat
    thats cool beat

  11. Cool idea with the …
    Cool idea with the room mic. I think I read somewhere that Phil Collins got his famous drumsound by utilizing the talkback mic on the mixing console like that.

  12. holy lol, …
    holy lol, awesome set up :O how much that cost you roughly? and nice song too :)

  13. very cool isaiah! i …
    very cool isaiah! i have a 24 channel mackie sr24-4 with 2- tascam da-88,s and full racl of eq, compressors and effects, i have 8 inch krk monitors and record on hi-8 tapes , it,s old school but works great , just built the studio and it also doubles as a rehersal room ,,good luck to you. glenn ..nice studio

  14. yesssssssss
    yesssssssss

  15. Wham bam! Amen! +1
    Wham bam! Amen! +1

  16. Respect my brotha …
    Respect my brotha respect! Luv these bids

  17. The console is a …
    The console is a Mackie D8b 5.1 format system with ALL the plugins unlocked from Massenburger to acuma Labs etc.

  18. This is really a …
    This is really a cool setup! What’s the mixer make and model again? Do you have a website with more specs. I like the way you have it se up. Love it!

  19. ExtranjeroProduction on February 17th, 2010 at 5:27 am

    protools and cubase …
    protools and cubase work the same for me The Thing Whit Protools is that is Industry Standard and is a little bit easier to use that y too many people that get protool think that because they have is they are already producers or engineers

  20. By virtue of a very …
    By virtue of a very well informed viewer and listener, I wish others will pay more attention just as yourself sir because in truth, the idea is not to completely isolate the room for acoustic treating BUT to create a proportional balance of the spatial acoustics and the rooms own natural sound and cause for a tonal balance of both high and low frequencies by aggregating the wave spectrum of the studio and vocal area by choice of sound elimination and design. Thanks.

  21. i dont think the …
    i dont think the aim of the pattern is to isolate. because its in a vocal booth, it looks like hes trying to get an even balance between natural acoustics and dampening. then again, i could be wrong.

  22. brandonlamarmusic on February 17th, 2010 at 5:27 am

    protools= …
    protools= over-rated. Cubase is 10x better.

  23. ManiaKDaMicMurderah on February 17th, 2010 at 5:27 am

    wussup, i dont kno …
    wussup, i dont kno about anybody else but i would enjoy an update video uv ur studio
    thnx 4 ur consideration

  24. yes i would like to …
    yes i would like to know aswell

  25. does that mackie …
    does that mackie console have vca faders?

    kind of a cool mackie console. haven’t used that console before

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