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Grrrrrreat sounds! Really wanting one of these boxes.

Can you give us drum multitracks?

Fucking amazing man. Texturally accurate

Absolutely amazing!

One of the only videos on this that actually sounds right. Very impressive.

Awesome

Love your content dude! Could you go in-depth on how you set your pedals on your signal chain?

Awsome !! What's the brand of your drum kit ? I just started playing drums 2 years ago and i need to by myself a kit. I don't know much about drum kits but yours sounds fantastic !!!! <3

That jam at the start would be an awesome song, even if it’s only the instrumental!

literally forgot this isnt actually kevin lmfao

Very Nice! - Big drums is what got me into audio engineering, and music production, as a hobby, back in the mid-80s. I loved all those heavily processed *Duke Bootee* drums on his "Beauty and the Beat" productions, and then I got into Meat Beat Manifesto's drum sound aka, Jack Dangers. I have, quite happily, limited myself over the years to just *dbx* and *Drawmer.* - my current favourite drum bus setup is into a cheap old 166A, used on Jack's Subliminal Sandwich album, into a Drawmer DL251, which adds back generous amounts of meat and weight to the signal, as I personally find the dbx units tend to thin the overall sound a little. I'm essentially using the 166A as a Transient Designer, and the Drawmer as a smoothing device, - maybe not to everyone's taste, but it definitely gets me "That" drum sound. - Current compressor collection - dbx 118 x2 - poor mans 160vu (used on some early Meat Beat drum production, - such as Radio Babylon, etc). - dbx 166A x2 - dbx 1066 x2 (again, with some Drawmer meat added afterwards, - the 1066 also make solid transient designers, - I'd never sell them, - but if they die, they won't be replaced). - dbx 160A (cleaner than the 166A, but I actually prefer the subtle dulling the 166A offers, - for stereo drum buss). - Drawmer DL221 - 241 - 251 - 441 - 1978 - It ain't always what you use, but it's always the way you use it. - As always, I ain't no professional, just another idiot with enough money to spend on toys that feed my autistic need for sonic manipulation. god bless

Okay so… What snare/kit? What mics?

Its funny to think this probably started life as part of a school or house of worship PA

sweet! spot on impala

Okay, @universalaudio, we Need this. Thanks

08:08 smashy nice snare! :)

My small clone vibrato mod is connected to the existing switch and the depth control is a knob. Lots more tones that way, love it as vibrato

I wonder if I can get this to work with the Behringer clone lol

Awesome🤟

Golden Gecko

sounds great

You’re so good man keep doing it !!!!

BRUHH what happened to austin marshmellow

Dude these tutorials are juzzzz what I’m looking for

Oh I like it! Anyone know if there's a plugin version?

Cool units and nice overview! Is the dialogue running through them as well? The voice is distorting

omgx that silver hard disk recorder under your desk, i recorded my first band's first album on that in various university bedrooms. i still keep mine around although i havent plugged it in for like 20 years

He’s back!!!!! Keep making music please what’s so wrong is so good!!!

Thanks for an interesting and helpful video but how the hell on earth did you clip the sm7b with spoken word?

😂you’re voice in the beginning audio sound kind like you were not even listening so I stuck around 😅 an too my surprise your drumming audio was totally 👍 different ❤😂 nice

Rad man. Good on you. Subbed, eyes peeled.

Really cool

I have a CBS 4440a that sounds a bit like that when i set the internal distortion trimpots high enough, I love to crush a drum room mic through that, bass also sounds great!

wow now i want one of these so bad, also this drum sound is really impressive for just 4 mics! would you be open to me sampling the drum part you played? i'd be happy to give you credits if i ever release it (it will prob just sit on my hard drive forever lol)

Austin this is fantastic! would have been amazing for this to exist a few years back when i started my SE30 journey (which has since led to soooo much more gear!) Keep it up! FYI I bought that DBX from you 🤍

The compression has Shure level loc vibes. If you’re looking for a plugin that has this kind of mojo I would suggest the Soundtoys Devil Loc plugin. But having the hardware is even more mojo

awesome to see you back ! don't ever stop your videos. love from france

This needs a plugin emulation

sweeeeeet thing! didnt know them. cool playing btw!

What do you mean "they look silly"???

I’ve been patiently waiting for you to do a video on these! I just recently bought one cheap untested and it seems to function well except for channel 2 being finicky - seems the audio kinda flits between very low level/unaffected and loud/compressed how it should be. the mic/line switch seems to be the issue. it has to be in a very specific spot to catch the signal. Also, I’ve been interested in the link jack on the back and from reading the manual and looking at other old shure mixers, they also have the ability to link. From my understanding, I could get a cheap Shure M67 mixer and link it to the SE30 for extra inputs into the gated compressor. Do you have any experience with that?

Hey man, thanks so much for this - I’m getting 2 mended at the minute (have been trying for the past 2 years and have finally found someone who knows what they’re doing)! Would you recommend running audio straight into them, or in parallel after recording? And is it possible to record the parallel AND the dry signals at the same time, using Logic? Cheers dude ✌🏼