@@alain_de_frothcorn Probably a lot, but losts of my studio stuff is over years of investments as I do this for a living. Not to type of setup you buy in one shot :-)
@@mixdownonline Oh I have no intention of spending megabucks on outboard equipment, though I have just taken advantage of your black friday deal though 🙂
Great tour ! I recommend Dom Sigalas desk. I saw a video on it and it looks very cool. PS : If your wife starts asking questions, tell her it is a gift from Santa Clause ;)
Wow! Merci infiniment, Chris! Tellement ouvert et franc de tout nous montrer ça. Très encourageant! ;-) -------------------------------------------- Wow! Thank you so much, Chris! So open and honest to show us all this. Very encouraging! ;-)
You are as always on top. The best person on TH-cam who knows everything about Cubase. I love your headphone collection, and also thanks for the video.🤝
Hey,nice man! awesome tour for sure. The “monogram cc” I think that’s what You said? Looks pretty interesting I’d like to learn more about that. Thanks for the tour!
Wow, I went searching through your videos to see if you had one about your gear and you just released it! I had the exact same desk as you : Ikea modified with sit/stand! Just switched to a StudioDesk... Great video, thanks. I'm going to try the trackball!
RME interfaces now have Room EQ so you can EQ the headphones on the card DSPs. That's really neat ! I'm using that on my UFX II, for the MM-500. I also imported my sonarworks profile for the monitors. I love it !
Cool video! I'm also finding myself using more outboard. I have numerous S patch patch bays, but need to upgrade my aging dual UR824 audio interface(s) to accommodate more inputs so I can use multiple ins and outs simultaneously. Topic of interest for me right now. Thanks for sharing your setup. Very good looking diffuser / bass traps!
For a studio desk two things to consider, if you are going to change out gear a lot you’ll need good accessibility. If your setup isn’t changing that much you can build your own custom desk, it’s cheaper and you can integrate everything to taste. I made myself a desk exactly to my liking and it costed me less than 500 bucks. I built it in three months, everyday half an hour of work and you’ll end up with something unique. If I were to buy a desk there are many things I don’t like or would want different and the ones I do like are freaking expensive. So if you like to do it yourself it’s totally worth it 😊
I thought of that option, but time is an issue for me, and the fact that I'm not a good handyman, so I would need to rely on friends to help me out :-) But it still a posibility!
Hey man! Good stuff! On my side I got the secretlab xl standing desk and I love it's cable hiding feature. I also use the pc holder under it, and added racks in them instead of a PC. So my stuff is under the desk, cable manage quite cleanly, and it all lifts or lowers automatically with the desk without cable hanging. Tu checkeras ça! : P Good job pour les videos, merci pour l'aide!!!
Just started the video. Hope I see a Lava Lamp...else it's just not gonna cut it. Part Two, where your wife smacks you silly after the video for saying it's great she can't talk when shooting the vid. Can't wait. Oh, by the way. Loved your tour. Right to the point, no wasted time. Covered all bases. As "they" said, back in the (my) day...Right On!
Per Your Email Today: Here's a thought, Chris. Here's a strategy for getting Glenn's watch count up,,, Tell your Followers/Subs to just open a new browser window, cue up all Glenn's playlists on TH-cam, turn the volume off (probably), and just let them run all day in the background, mimimized to the Taskbar. That'll get his view count up fast. Thanks to you for reaching out, and helping Glenn.
It's impressive how many years it takes to put together all that equipment. Regarding the monitors, what if you switched them? For instance, using the 27-inch Samsung for Cubase and the 24-inch BenQ for the mixer. I believe it might be better to have one positioned above the other, (like sit in a mix - lol) anyway i use those monitors and the BenQ is the best. Keep on the good work!
Glad you like my setup! Yes, I can use my DAW without outboard gear, but this gear gives me better tone when recording than recording straight in, so a bit less work to do while mixing. There's not right or wrong answer when it comes to this, it's a personal choice. I believe that gear or fancy plugins are good tools but are worth nothing if you don't know how to use them to make them sound good. And they will not make a bad song sound good either ;-)
@@mixdownonline Appreciate you taking time to answer my question. I am thinking of going down this route myself so it was good to get your perspective 👍
Awesome studio Chris! I put that Osmo camera on my Sweetwater Wish list. I’m currently trying to decide on a mic pre for my vocals/guitars. I’m using the EVO 16 as my interface which is great but I think I want to get a Neve style pre. I was thinking the BAE. You dig your Vintechs? I’ll check those out.
Thank you for sharing this quantity of informations ! I have several questions : 1) In the past you used a PC, and a lot of component was selected to make the computer as silent as possible. Is the Macbook M1 Pro as quiet as your older computer ? 2) Is the processor of the Mac M1 powerful enough for big production sessions? With a lot of plugins, and bus processings. 3) Where do you store your library content for VSTi ? In the same SSD than where your sessions are stored ? So you just have to bring with you one SSD when you work outside your studio ?
1. This Macbook Pro M1 Max is still very quiet after 2 years of usage. I will hear the fans only when I export a Video out of Adobe Premier, but when I'm mixing in Cubase...QUIET :-) 2. Yes it is! Never had a problem so far! 3. My projects on one drive, and all may samples and VSTi content on another drive.
Chris - I’m curious about the distance between your midi controller and your laptop. My understanding is that the recommended distance is no more than 6 ft. But I’m guessing from your setup that the Arturia is more than 6 ft from the laptop?
Great Studio , if you change one Day the Interface, i can Recommend really the RME UFX 3 with ARC USB Remote control for your Desk. best coverters and Totalmix Software routes your everything.
@@davidhellegouarch1622 it works also very Great….but i prefer RME. and to be honest it delivers more for The price then UAD. And I love UAD Plugins for sure
@@mixdownonline i have the Interface in Combination with the Ferrofish Pulse 16 over Madi, and you hook all your gear up over ferrofish and RME, and the rest you control everything with totalmix, and change the presets in totalmix over you remote control on the desk. I'm wondering why not every interface Company jmake remote controls for the interfaces, i dont wanna miss it again. btw: Love your channel ;)
Hi Chris!! Amazing room and studio! I have a question about arc 4. How's the latency while tracking and playing vst instruments? Is it playable? I've read about it in some posts and still have not made up my mind about this issue. Thanks!!!
It's actually pretty good on latency, I didn't notice any issues when recording VSTi's, but if I had, I would simply bypass it. The speaker correction if more for mixing, and mastering purposes
Fascinating to see how things change. Just one question. You've switched from the Presonus Faderport to the Softube Fader mk3. I saw your vid on this (and Dom's) and it looks very exciting for the integration with Cubase. I could see this complimenting my CC121 if I ditched my current Mackie based Icon Qcon setup. But you hinted at some potential shortfalls. Care to elaborate?
For me, I'm used to having a Transport on the Presonus, and there's not on the C1, it's no big deal since I made on one my Monogram CC, but I still think it would be nice to have one on the C1
Nice, cool stuff. Fyi, attempted to purchase the chair. code("C750") doesn't work. tried on all three versions of the C7. Which exact version did you get and can you inquire about this code? thanks man
Which Studiochair do you have ? Could you give som recomandations which one ist the best for you and why ? No TH-camr whos in the audioinustry Talks obout that ....
only a matter of time your wife kick you out if you get one more equipment! lol but great set up. Very nice and clean . I have a similar set up but I got rid of all those big units. I sold most of my equipment because now we have digital compressors etc. , so its less space and the room is more spacious. I love your stu! My advice, don't add, remove ! you have way too much my friend. Putting unnecessary strain on your light bill.
Question: Besides being a fader controller, do you think the Console 1 fader brings new functionality to the Console 1 system? Can this C1 Fader bring more and better things/features to Console 1 MKII, than for example an avid Artist Control? I am asking as I own the Console 1 MKIII...and use Pro Tools
It also controls sends levels, and panning, but for me, the Fader control plays a huge role. If accessing faders for several channels at the same is not important for you, then It won't add much to the C1
Good morning, First of all, thank you for the excellence of your content. Really a colossal job to provide us with videos of such quality and immense help. I saw that you are on Mac. I'm hesitant to get a Mac too. I was thinking about a Mac Mini Pro M4. Apple M4 Pro chip with 14-core CPU, 20-core GPU, 16-core Neural Engine 64 GB of unified memory 1TB SSD storage As there are not enough Thunderbolt and USB ports on the Mac Mini Pro M4, what Thunderbolt and USB hub could you recommend and which external SSD models (capacity 2 TB and 4 TB). Use for electronic music composition (trance and trance uplifting) and also use for making orchestral music (complement to enrich my electronic music compositions). I will have very large sessions, many tracks (only vst and plugins, only software). Maximum 200 tracks. Using Cubase Pro 14 (main daw) and from time to time Ableton live Suite12. What do you think of this Mac configuration? Thank you in advance for your response and opinion.
Hi Chris, I am torn between Audeze and Heddphone 2 due to comparisons always being between those two headphones, so for you between Heddphone 2 and Audeze mm 500 which one are you leaning more for mixing duties? Thank you!
@@mixdownonline Thats amazing. Thank you very much for that and your detailed answer definitely helps a lot. I think i will go with hedd2 due to what you said about lowmids and mids generally. But i understand audeze is the workhorse
Well my eyes went crossed part way thru, so maybe I missed it, but if not, I think you missed an opportunity to show what is arguably the most important part of a studio-the power conditioning. Without that, you could find that all that equipment will bring in an unwanted baseball game, police broadcast, or just a maddening hum. What’s your solution for that? Thanks!
It's obvious your studio is mainly used for TH-cam video productions. So, there is no real need for acoustic treatment. No cloud, old panels at back propped up against the wall, new panels too low to be fully effective. So you pretty much talk the talk without walking in our shoes. Spruiking, shilling, selling.. call it what you want, is all you really do, Chris. It appears we don't have much in common. What a shame. So I'm bailing out here. Good luck with it all.
🤣🤣🤣 That's so funny to read when I just finish mixing 8 songs for 3 clients in the past 7 days... I've been producing, recording, and mixing professionally for the past 21 years, and yes, I do video production since I'm teaching about my craft to help people out sharing my 21 years experience in this music production field. If you're not happy with this stranger (who knows nothing about me), I can't help you.
Beautiful studio, thanks for the tour and all the videos
You're welcome, and Thanks for watching,, my friends :-)
Wow, Fantastic Video Chris and great Setup, mainly the Coffee mug WARMER!! A Must have for all Studio Owners!
Definately a must! Lol!
Great tour! I can relate as my wife points to my little studio and tells our kids that their inheritance is in that room. 😆
LOL! That is awesome!
😂😂😂😂
@ayosh6856 my partner has started asking a few awkward questions about how mich it is all costing as well 😅
@@alain_de_frothcorn Probably a lot, but losts of my studio stuff is over years of investments as I do this for a living. Not to type of setup you buy in one shot :-)
@@mixdownonline Oh I have no intention of spending megabucks on outboard equipment, though I have just taken advantage of your black friday deal though 🙂
Love your setup, Chris!
Thanks, glad you like it :-)
Office chairs with mesh are great! Much less sweating and much more comfort.
So much!
So happy for you. It all looks beautiful!
Thank you!
You have a really cool studio. I’m enjoying the watch. Keep up the good work, man.
great setup!
Thanks
Great tour ! I recommend Dom Sigalas desk. I saw a video on it and it looks very cool.
PS : If your wife starts asking questions, tell her it is a gift from Santa Clause ;)
Lol! I'll tell her it's a gift from Dom and I'll send him the bill ;-)
@@mixdownonline Hey ! If you play like that with Dom, he will make you Dom Re Mi Fa Sol La Si !
@@antoinemontmory 😅
Really appreciate your videos, I’ve been loving Cubase since recently switching from studio one. Keep up the good work!
Glad you like my videos :-)
Wow! Merci infiniment, Chris! Tellement ouvert et franc de tout nous montrer ça. Très encourageant! ;-)
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Wow! Thank you so much, Chris! So open and honest to show us all this. Very encouraging! ;-)
Glad you liked the video, merci mon ami :-)
Merci pour la visite, super studio !
Merci bien!
Super beau setup ! Bravo !
You are as always on top. The best person on TH-cam who knows everything about Cubase. I love your headphone collection, and also thanks for the video.🤝
I appreciate that! Thanks!
Amazing studio!
Looks awesome man! Love your content good job! :)
Thank you, I appreciate it!
Hey,nice man! awesome tour for sure. The “monogram cc” I think that’s what You said? Looks pretty interesting I’d like to learn more about that. Thanks for the tour!
Thank Chris for showing us your STUDIO
You're welcome!
Wow, I went searching through your videos to see if you had one about your gear and you just released it!
I had the exact same desk as you : Ikea modified with sit/stand! Just switched to a StudioDesk...
Great video, thanks. I'm going to try the trackball!
Perfect timing :-) StudioDesk looks pretty nice
RME interfaces now have Room EQ so you can EQ the headphones on the card DSPs. That's really neat ! I'm using that on my UFX II, for the MM-500. I also imported my sonarworks profile for the monitors. I love it !
Nice to see your new studio Chris 👍 take care
Thanks 👍
Can you talk about what kind of video screens you're using? They look great!
Cool video! I'm also finding myself using more outboard. I have numerous S patch patch bays, but need to upgrade my aging dual UR824 audio interface(s) to accommodate more inputs so I can use multiple ins and outs simultaneously. Topic of interest for me right now. Thanks for sharing your setup. Very good looking diffuser / bass traps!
Thanks for watching :-)
Amazing tour! Great studio! Best regards from Brazil!
Thank you very much! My brother in law is originally from Bresil, he makes awesome BBQ dishes!
For a studio desk two things to consider, if you are going to change out gear a lot you’ll need good accessibility. If your setup isn’t changing that much you can build your own custom desk, it’s cheaper and you can integrate everything to taste. I made myself a desk exactly to my liking and it costed me less than 500 bucks. I built it in three months, everyday half an hour of work and you’ll end up with something unique. If I were to buy a desk there are many things I don’t like or would want different and the ones I do like are freaking expensive. So if you like to do it yourself it’s totally worth it 😊
I thought of that option, but time is an issue for me, and the fact that I'm not a good handyman, so I would need to rely on friends to help me out :-)
But it still a posibility!
Maybe this is my next chair🤔. It seems to be great!
You would love it!
Looks great!❤
Thank you! 🙂
Hey man! Good stuff! On my side I got the secretlab xl standing desk and I love it's cable hiding feature. I also use the pc holder under it, and added racks in them instead of a PC. So my stuff is under the desk, cable manage quite cleanly, and it all lifts or lowers automatically with the desk without cable hanging. Tu checkeras ça! : P Good job pour les videos, merci pour l'aide!!!
That looks like a nice desk, the computer holder is very cool! Merci mon ami :-)
Enjoy
Just started the video. Hope I see a Lava Lamp...else it's just not gonna cut it.
Part Two, where your wife smacks you silly after the video for saying it's great she can't talk when shooting the vid. Can't wait.
Oh, by the way. Loved your tour. Right to the point, no wasted time. Covered all bases. As "they" said, back in the (my) day...Right On!
LOL!
Studio tour is like asmr to me relaxed 😂
Lol!
Per Your Email Today:
Here's a thought, Chris.
Here's a strategy for getting Glenn's watch count up,,,
Tell your Followers/Subs to just open a new browser window, cue up all Glenn's playlists on TH-cam, turn the volume off (probably), and just let them run all day in the background, mimimized to the Taskbar. That'll get his view count up fast.
Thanks to you for reaching out, and helping Glenn.
Glenn is a great guy, always happy to help!
Very interesting and entertaining video. 👍
Glad you think so!
awesome
It's impressive how many years it takes to put together all that equipment. Regarding the monitors, what if you switched them? For instance, using the 27-inch Samsung for Cubase and the 24-inch BenQ for the mixer. I believe it might be better to have one positioned above the other, (like sit in a mix - lol) anyway i use those monitors and the BenQ is the best. Keep on the good work!
yes it takes a long time to put together all that equipment! Cool that you use the same monitors :-)
Oh Yeah!🙌
Oh yeah, indeed! :)
You need a taller rack Chris! Or another one next to it. Looks better too, less cluttered :)
what fabric did you use for the acoustic panels? if you have a link
Nice setup Chris, how important do you think the outboard gear is? Basically could you use your DAW without them?
Glad you like my setup!
Yes, I can use my DAW without outboard gear, but this gear gives me better tone when recording than recording straight in, so a bit less work to do while mixing.
There's not right or wrong answer when it comes to this, it's a personal choice. I believe that gear or fancy plugins are good tools but are worth nothing if you don't know how to use them to make them sound good. And they will not make a bad song sound good either ;-)
@@mixdownonline Appreciate you taking time to answer my question. I am thinking of going down this route myself so it was good to get your perspective 👍
The studio looks amazing!
Can you tell me what materials you used to build the panels?
I will make a full video on the panels soon :-)
@@mixdownonline thanks!
Sick video bro! Can you post the link to that light or soft box pointing at your face next to your mic? 🙏🏻🤘🏻
Awesome studio Chris! I put that Osmo camera on my Sweetwater Wish list. I’m currently trying to decide on a mic pre for my vocals/guitars. I’m using the EVO 16 as my interface which is great but I think I want to get a Neve style pre. I was thinking the BAE. You dig your Vintechs? I’ll check those out.
I've been working with my Vintechs for more than 15 years at least, still happy with them :-)
Thank you for sharing this quantity of informations ! I have several questions :
1) In the past you used a PC, and a lot of component was selected to make the computer as silent as possible. Is the Macbook M1 Pro as quiet as your older computer ?
2) Is the processor of the Mac M1 powerful enough for big production sessions? With a lot of plugins, and bus processings.
3) Where do you store your library content for VSTi ? In the same SSD than where your sessions are stored ? So you just have to bring with you one SSD when you work outside your studio ?
1. This Macbook Pro M1 Max is still very quiet after 2 years of usage. I will hear the fans only when I export a Video out of Adobe Premier, but when I'm mixing in Cubase...QUIET :-)
2. Yes it is! Never had a problem so far!
3. My projects on one drive, and all may samples and VSTi content on another drive.
@ Thanks !
👍👍👍🙏 Gret Video ..!!
Thank you!
Chris - I’m curious about the distance between your midi controller and your laptop. My understanding is that the recommended distance is no more than 6 ft. But I’m guessing from your setup that the Arturia is more than 6 ft from the laptop?
Great Studio , if you change one Day the Interface, i can Recommend really the RME UFX 3 with ARC USB Remote control for your Desk. best coverters and Totalmix Software routes your everything.
To be honest, I'm very attracted to RME, Total Mix looks insane to work with :-)
@@p.m-audio what about UAD interfaces when using a Mac ?
@@davidhellegouarch1622 it works also very Great….but i prefer RME. and to be honest it delivers more for The price then UAD. And I love UAD Plugins for sure
@@mixdownonline i have the Interface in Combination with the Ferrofish Pulse 16 over Madi, and you hook all your gear up over ferrofish and RME, and the rest you control everything with totalmix, and change the presets in totalmix over you remote control on the desk. I'm wondering why not every interface Company jmake remote controls for the interfaces, i dont wanna miss it again. btw: Love your channel ;)
Hi Chris!! Amazing room and studio! I have a question about arc 4. How's the latency while tracking and playing vst instruments? Is it playable? I've read about it in some posts and still have not made up my mind about this issue. Thanks!!!
Just don’t use any dsp while tracking, it isn’t recorded so why bother, bypass is your best friend 😊
It's actually pretty good on latency, I didn't notice any issues when recording VSTi's, but if I had, I would simply bypass it. The speaker correction if more for mixing, and mastering purposes
@@mixdownonline very nice!!! Good to know!
Fascinating to see how things change. Just one question. You've switched from the Presonus Faderport to the Softube Fader mk3. I saw your vid on this (and Dom's) and it looks very exciting for the integration with Cubase. I could see this complimenting my CC121 if I ditched my current Mackie based Icon Qcon setup. But you hinted at some potential shortfalls. Care to elaborate?
For me, I'm used to having a Transport on the Presonus, and there's not on the C1, it's no big deal since I made on one my Monogram CC, but I still think it would be nice to have one on the C1
Nice....nice l love your vidéo,i looking all the tutos very nice...im happy
All conseils....recommandations ..the french kiss
Glad you like my vids :-) Thanks!
Nice, cool stuff. Fyi, attempted to purchase the chair. code("C750") doesn't work. tried on all three versions of the C7. Which exact version did you get and can you inquire about this code? thanks man
Thanks for letting me know...try this code: 24BFC7
It did, thank you sir.
To make more space, I recommend you to give me your guitar and to make an album with me ? ! 🤣
Haha, that's a great idea!
Which Studiochair do you have ? Could you give som recomandations which one ist the best for you and why ? No TH-camr whos in the audioinustry Talks obout that ....
I actually talk about my chair in the video ;-)
only a matter of time your wife kick you out if you get one more equipment! lol but great set up. Very nice and clean . I have a similar set up but I got rid of all those big units. I sold most of my equipment because now we have digital compressors etc. , so its less space and the room is more spacious. I love your stu! My advice, don't add, remove ! you have way too much my friend. Putting unnecessary strain on your light bill.
Question: Besides being a fader controller, do you think the Console 1 fader brings new functionality to the Console 1 system? Can this C1 Fader bring more and better things/features to Console 1 MKII, than for example an avid Artist Control? I am asking as I own the Console 1 MKIII...and use Pro Tools
It also controls sends levels, and panning, but for me, the Fader control plays a huge role. If accessing faders for several channels at the same is not important for you, then It won't add much to the C1
Good morning,
First of all, thank you for the excellence of your content.
Really a colossal job to provide us with videos of such quality and immense help.
I saw that you are on Mac.
I'm hesitant to get a Mac too.
I was thinking about a Mac Mini Pro M4.
Apple M4 Pro chip with 14-core CPU, 20-core GPU, 16-core Neural Engine
64 GB of unified memory
1TB SSD storage
As there are not enough Thunderbolt and USB ports on the Mac Mini Pro M4, what Thunderbolt and USB hub could you recommend and which external SSD models (capacity 2 TB and 4 TB).
Use for electronic music composition (trance and trance uplifting) and also use for making orchestral music (complement to enrich my electronic music compositions).
I will have very large sessions, many tracks (only vst and plugins, only software).
Maximum 200 tracks.
Using Cubase Pro 14 (main daw) and from time to time Ableton live Suite12.
What do you think of this Mac configuration?
Thank you in advance for your response and opinion.
Hi Chris, I am torn between Audeze and Heddphone 2 due to comparisons always being between those two headphones, so for you between Heddphone 2 and Audeze mm 500 which one are you leaning more for mixing duties? Thank you!
Your question made my Q&A video this week th-cam.com/video/UXaXeFqJudA/w-d-xo.html
@@mixdownonline Thats amazing. Thank you very much for that and your detailed answer definitely helps a lot. I think i will go with hedd2 due to what you said about lowmids and mids generally. But i understand audeze is the workhorse
your room sound is amazing now creamy voice
Lol, glad you think so!
malade :) . Si jamais tu as du traitement acoustique en surplus ou tu connais à bon prix je suis preneur :)
Y me reste pu grand chose Lol!
Merci d'avoir écouter la video :-)
@mixdownonline tu penseras à moi si jamais ;) de rien tu as un excellent channel
Well my eyes went crossed part way thru, so maybe I missed it, but if not, I think you missed an opportunity to show what is arguably the most important part of a studio-the power conditioning. Without that, you could find that all that equipment will bring in an unwanted baseball game, police broadcast, or just a maddening hum. What’s your solution for that? Thanks!
I have a Power Conditioner/ Battery Backup unit that died on me recently, so I ordered a Furman Power Conditioner taht I should recieve any day now!
The master of Ikea wich called Odin may disagree with you))
LOL!
M'y english is very....very Bad sorry...peace..la france
Lol, aucun soucis mon ami :-)
It's obvious your studio is mainly used for TH-cam video productions. So, there is no real need for acoustic treatment. No cloud, old panels at back propped up against the wall, new panels too low to be fully effective. So you pretty much talk the talk without walking in our shoes. Spruiking, shilling, selling.. call it what you want, is all you really do, Chris. It appears we don't have much in common. What a shame. So I'm bailing out here. Good luck with it all.
🤣🤣🤣 That's so funny to read when I just finish mixing 8 songs for 3 clients in the past 7 days...
I've been producing, recording, and mixing professionally for the past 21 years, and yes, I do video production since I'm teaching about my craft to help people out sharing my 21 years experience in this music production field. If you're not happy with this stranger (who knows nothing about me), I can't help you.