You can change the look of the subject and feel of the portrait tremendously with different portrait lighting patterns. Learn about portrait lighting patterns in this free video on studio equipment for photography.
Expert: Scott Vallance
Bio: Scott Vallance is the owner of VIP Photographic.com. He graduated from Brooks Institute of Photography.
Filmmaker: julio costilla
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Neumann U 67, Manley VariMU, Urei 1178, Manley Massive Passive, Teletronix LA2A, Chandler Germanium, Chandler TG2, API 512c, 550b, 560, SPL Charisma 8, Focusrite ISA 430, BSS DPR 901 II, Drawmer DS 201, Protools HD3 Digidesign HD 192, Crane Song Hedd 192, Empirical Labs Distressor, Roland Space echo Re 201, Lexicon PCM 91, 81, T.C. Electronic M5000, Lexicon PCM Native Reverb, Lexicon Lxp 1, Dynaudio BM 15, Avantone, Yamaha NS10m, Amek Rembrandt Total Recall Supertrue
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SEEKER FROM SPITLIFE SHOWING OFF HIS STUDIO EQUIPMENT
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To start a home studio, stock a spare room with all of the necessary equipment, including a computer, high-quality microphones, condensers and speakers. Determine a budget before creating a home studio with information from an independent recording engineer and producer in this free video on music recording.
Expert: Frank Green
Contact: www.digitalmaster.com
Bio: Frank Green, owner of DigitalMaster, moved to Nashville, Tenn., more than 24 years ago to further his music recording and production career.
Filmmaker: Dimitri LaBarge
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Backdrops can be bought or homemade and come in different materials. Learn about backdrops in this free video on studio equipment for photography.
Expert: Scott Vallance
Bio: Scott Vallance is the owner of VIP Photographic.com. He graduated from Brooks Institute of Photography.
Filmmaker: julio costilla
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1st YouTube upload – *RATE *COMMENT *SUBSCRIBE (please). If I have gear you’d like for me to review or demonstrate, shoot me an e-mail request or drop a comment. Check me out at http://myspace.com/SHEEmusic or http://SHEEmusic.com
I recorded this video using both a Logitech QuickCam Pro 9000 webcam and an Aiptek 720p…excuse the occasional plosives (obviously a windscreen and/or pop filter wouldn’t work out with a pocket cam, lol). I appreciate you watching, thanks.
*******Equipment List ********
Computers/Software:
Apple iMac G4 PowerPC (Tiger OSX 10.9.11)
w/ OWC Mercury Elite 320GB External HD
Logic Express 7.2, Reason 3.5, Melodyne Studio
IBM Thinkpad T42 PC (Windows XP) (Adaptec Firewire)
w/ Lacie d2 Quadra 500GB External HD
ProTools LE 7.3, FL Studio 7 XXL, Cubase LE 4
Digital Recording Hardware / Interfaces:
Boss BR-1200 & Boss Micro BR
Digidesign MBox 2
Alesis MultiMix 12 Firewire
Tascam DA-20 DAT Recorder
Microphones / Headphones:
Groove Tubes GT55
Audio Technica AT3035
Marshall MXL 990
Shure SM57
Blue Mic USB Snowball
CME Matrix Y Headphone Amp w/ TalkBack
AKG K701 & AKG K44
Koss UR-20
Sennheiser HD-201
Sony MDR V700DJ
Synths / Contollers / Programmers / Guitars:
Akai MPD24
Roland MV8000
M-Audio Axiom 49
Yamaha Motif ES6
Novation XioSynth 25
Ibanez RG Precision Red Flame (Electric)
Samick (Greg Bennett) Barcelona (Acoustic/Electric)
Lyon by Washburn (Acoustic)
Studio Monitors:
M Audio Studiophile BX5
Alesis MKII
Alesis M1Active 320 USB
Sony U45 Reference Monitors
Rogue CG30R Amp
Remote Sessions / Acoustic Treatment:
Comrex Nexus ISDN Codec
JK Audio Inline Patch
Custom 4×5 Vocal Booth
SE Reflexion Filter
Auralex X-Panders, Foam, Corner Traps
ATS Acoustics Panels
AudiMute Sound Blankets
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Soft boxes diffuse and enlarge your light source. Learn about soft boxes in this free video on studio equipment for photography.
Expert: Scott Vallance
Bio: Scott Vallance is the owner of VIP Photographic.com. He graduated from Brooks Institute of Photography.
Filmmaker: julio costilla
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A quick run through of some of my recording equipment and a look at my home studio.
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This is a video I made for the hundreds of people who have asked me what I use to record with. Yes there are many other things out there and I have used a few of them. This is basic recording equipment without spending thousands of dollars and sounds just as good! I know I have had most and have compared many recordings to others like Pro Tools, and it was outrageous! Good recordings but too expensive for the same recording I get with what I use in this video. M Audio was another one worthless to me! Its was not that great and needed other things to get decent recording with. I dumped those off on ebay very quickly! Sorry if you bought them from me? lol! But they sucked in many ways! PODxt has Comp,Gate and everything else you will need in it when you create your tones in the Line6 Edit for your recordings. This way you can make sure that tone sounds correct in all levels and aspects then Push SAVE! You have that tone forever to use live or recording at any time! I know there are people that dont like Line6 and everyone I have ever met in person that didn’t like it. By the time I showed them how to create a decent tone for live or recording? They wanted it before leaving my house or stage at gig. Not knowing how to use something correctly can anyone off! Even band members that were still tearing down there equipment 45 minutes later were getting tired of seeing me walk off stage in 5 minutes with everything I needed. I’m done and they are still wrapping up there guitar chords and un hooking there pedals? And they still have to carry out amps, cabinets, and everything else. I love my stacks also! There awesome! But to have to haul them back and forth when the are becoming obsolete in stage setups? Big speakers are for looks anymore with the way most stages are already setup with all the house speakers needed for gigs. The only time I need a Cabinet and a Small Combo amp is when the place im playing only has electrical outlets. Then yes! You have to have all the rest of it. Parks, Parties etc… Other than that? Get ready for the future of music!
Equipment Details Needed:
1. Line 6 PODxt / PODxt 3/ Or PODxt Pro rack mount
2. Creative – Audigy 2Zs PCI Card for Laptops or regular sound blaster sound card with front bay for regular PC’s. These are great sound cards for this. There are others, thats your preference but I would make sure they are at least 24bit Advanced HD for better recordings!
3. Guitar Tracks Pro 3 by Cakewalk. Its a 32 track digital recording software that works great for any instrument! They do have other software thats your choice also. PODxt works with any of them.
4. 1/8″ to 1/8″ Stereo cable (Gold Tipped is the best for noise reduction)
5. 1/8″ to 1/4″ Stereo Adapter
The pedals that work with the PODxts are the FBV2 or the FBV Short board
Your PC or Laptop should be a Pentium 4 or better! At least 1.73GHz processor with 1.0GB or better in memory. The more memory the less chance for what is called dropouts in the recordings. The faster processor the better speeds and quality your recording will be also. The newer type computers you should have no problems with!
PODxt Live Floor Pedal Boards I am not sure if they have the right outputs needed for computer recording? I have never looked that closely at them to see if they can? I do know the the 3 I mentioned do! The Pocket Pod is not good enough and has no outputs to really do what I do. They are a practice take on the road or short walk type thing to me. Not for live or gig use.
Other Must Haves!
Line 6 DL4 Delay Modeler:
This is a great thing to have for studio use or live use! It has a loop sampler in it that you can actually go up to 28 seconds of play that will repeat, stop. start back up by the click of a button at will! So cool to have! Solo can be worked on much easier with a repeating rhythm in the background. Then it has so many other delays in it that are really cool! Also a expression pedal that does things that cannot be re produced by any other pedal out there that I know of yet! To me right now after owning just about every top of the line amp, pedals or you name it! Line 6 is the “Best” thing I have ever used! Its going to be really hard for something to come out that I will like better than Line6!
Second Wah Pedal for cool thing to do in your playing and also a Nice amp for sure! I use Line 6 Flextone IIIXL 150 watt Combo Amp. It has all the features I need including being able to hook up into the mixer for any gig! It can also run 2 full stacks stereo with no problems! great amp!
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