Can you please give us an updated studio tour Video, it's been (4) years since the last video tour. Curious to see the evolution of new tools you have incorporated into your mastering work Flow . ✌🏾
You got a very nice room to be proud of man(lot of nice gears)!!!!!! So thanks for sharing!!! i also own some basic gik acoustic panels which didn't do the trick for me, so i am considering maybe buying more ... But in fact i was very intrigued with the alpha panels ,what could you tell about them man , do you really think they worth the shot or nah... Thanks in adance for your potential reply...
Hi Michael. I find seamless toggling to be essential. On my monitor controller I can seamlessly toggle between the processed version (or my work in progress) and the totally unprocessed version (no plugins, no hardware) with the versions level-matched to make sure what I'm doing is actually making it better, not just louder. I can also seamlessly toggle which converter is feeding the analog gear, and which is capturing the gear because between my two converter options (Crane Song HEDD Quantum and Prism Lyra 2), sometimes I have a slight preference for one or the other for playback and/or capture depending on the material. When you can do such seamless toggling while the music is playing (without interruption), it's easier to notice the more subtle differences in sound.
Across the board you' ve really made all the right choices on equipment that is typically found in most upscale mastering facilities. I wish at your age I could have even known about the equipment in your studio. Not only that but you have a nice pair of monitoring loudspeakers in what looks to be a fairly well treated room. Bravo very good. Now with musical experience, you might really have something here. This must have cost a small fortune. This simply isn't minimalistic. Now go out and be the next Bob Katz, Bob Ludwig, Eric Broyhill, Mike Wells, Warren Sokol, or Joe Lambert to name a few. Well done and stay after it, your on the right track. Nothing low-budget here. Thanks!
Mystery Room did an EP I produced for a friend's band a few years ago and did an excellent job. Definitely check them out when you're ready for a pro sounding master.
The Crane Song Avocet is not an interface and doesn't connect directly to a computer. You need some kind of audio interface. It has analog and digital inputs. I preferred to use the AES inputs for the important things.
For anybody watching this video now. A) It's very outdated and a lot has been improved. B) "Low Budget" is referring to the video production quality, not the studio itself.
I got them from Sterling Modular who make the studio desk I use. It's important that the rack rails are capable of doing 1/2 rack spaces too. Not all rack rails can do it.
I had to chuckle while I was watching this because I'm pretty sure that by using the words 'low budget' in the title you were ONLY referring to the quality of your 'video' (and not the studio itself)...because those are all very high quality units. Nothing low budget at all about the gear at all. Lol.
Yes, when I created the video I just meant that the video production was low budget, not the studio. Anyway, the video is pretty old now and A LOT has changed so I'll try to do a new one soon.
Do you have a better video so you can se wats going on like other studio tours or may be you need turn camera on landscape i couldn't watch it dislike😒
I'm laughing at "Low Budget" hahahahaha yeah ok dude
I meant that the video quality was low budget, not the studio.
Thanks for the tour! Your caption overlays are hilarious.
LOL, glad you like it. I just learned how to do video editing and captioning in ScreenFlow and may have gone little overboard.
Can you please give us an updated studio tour Video, it's been (4) years since the last video tour. Curious to see the evolution of new tools you have incorporated into your mastering work Flow . ✌🏾
I will try to do one this year.
You got a very nice room to be proud of man(lot of nice gears)!!!!!! So thanks for sharing!!! i also own some basic gik acoustic panels which didn't do the trick for me, so i am considering maybe buying more ... But in fact i was very intrigued with the alpha panels ,what could you tell about them man , do you really think they worth the shot or nah... Thanks in adance for your potential reply...
Love this, can't wait to see the updated studio/tour
Please how can we connect my works to be mastered for me
This video is quite old now and a lot has changed and improved. I need to do a new one and hopefully that will happen sooner or later.
Cool video. But I'm wondering: what are your thoughts on seamless toggling?
Hi Michael. I find seamless toggling to be essential. On my monitor controller I can seamlessly toggle between the processed version (or my work in progress) and the totally unprocessed version (no plugins, no hardware) with the versions level-matched to make sure what I'm doing is actually making it better, not just louder.
I can also seamlessly toggle which converter is feeding the analog gear, and which is capturing the gear because between my two converter options (Crane Song HEDD Quantum and Prism Lyra 2), sometimes I have a slight preference for one or the other for playback and/or capture depending on the material.
When you can do such seamless toggling while the music is playing (without interruption), it's easier to notice the more subtle differences in sound.
What does someone use for switching if they have more than 2 converters?
Across the board you' ve really made all the right choices on equipment that is typically found in most upscale mastering facilities. I wish at your age I could have even known about the equipment in your studio. Not only that but you have a nice pair of monitoring loudspeakers in what looks to be a fairly well treated room. Bravo very good. Now with musical experience, you might really have something here. This must have cost a small fortune. This simply isn't minimalistic. Now go out and be the next Bob Katz, Bob Ludwig, Eric Broyhill, Mike Wells, Warren Sokol, or Joe Lambert to name a few. Well done and stay after it, your on the right track. Nothing low-budget here. Thanks!
Thanks David. I am overdue to make an updated one as some things have been improved.
Dope tour and explanation of your mastering rig 👍🏾
Mhm, okay.. so where is this "Low Budget Studio Video Tour"? :D Great tour!!!
LOL. I meant that the video production was low budget, not the studio :)
Are you guys better than Sound Lab ?
Mystery Room did an EP I produced for a friend's band a few years ago and did an excellent job. Definitely check them out when you're ready for a pro sounding master.
Thanks Bradzilla!
Looks really nice!!
Can the crane song connect directly to the computer or are you using an interface?
The Crane Song Avocet is not an interface and doesn't connect directly to a computer. You need some kind of audio interface. It has analog and digital inputs. I preferred to use the AES inputs for the important things.
I wish I had 3/4 the gear you have. Great studio.
my dream home studio setup nice to see dorrough meter too
This is a beautiful setup! Man one day.... one day lol
Really nice rig brother thanks for sharing
For anybody watching this video now.
A) It's very outdated and a lot has been improved.
B) "Low Budget" is referring to the video production quality, not the studio itself.
Fun little tour
Love it!!!
Where do you get the 1/2 rack spacers
I got them from Sterling Modular who make the studio desk I use. It's important that the rack rails are capable of doing 1/2 rack spaces too. Not all rack rails can do it.
How can we connect for my works to be mastered for me?
Hi. You can visit the website at www.mysteryroommastering.com to send a message, see mastering rates, submit projects, etc.
You clearly were calling the video quality “low budget” and obviously not the value of the equipment 🤔
Exactly.
Haha I thought the studio was low budget rather than the tour. Then I saw the Vertigo 😂
You don't need self esteem disorders, PUT EM AWAY! YOU ARE BAD ASS
nice mastering studio
I had to chuckle while I was watching this because I'm pretty sure that by using the words 'low budget' in the title you were ONLY referring to the quality of your 'video' (and not the studio itself)...because those are all very high quality units. Nothing low budget at all about the gear at all. Lol.
Yes, when I created the video I just meant that the video production was low budget, not the studio. Anyway, the video is pretty old now and A LOT has changed so I'll try to do a new one soon.
Great setup but it ain't even close to "budget mastering" 😭
"Low Budget" is referring to the video production quality, not the studio itself.
Read "low budget", see 150k gear. Like!
"Low Budget" is referring to the video production quality, not the studio itself.
all your video is vertical ,
Yes. It was originally meant for Instagram TV.
This is why it’s called a “low budget” video tour.
spiffy
Low budget camera .... Ok but thats all !
LMAO.... reaper can run circles around Pro Tools..... Sure Buddy
Most DAW’s can, so it’s not saying much, buddy
removing the constant explanations typed on the screen would be great. theres really no need to know what your mindset was for each editing desicion.
Nobody asked you to watch it.
Those are my favorite parts of the vid haha
Do you have a better video so you can se wats going on like other studio tours or may be you need turn camera on landscape i couldn't watch it dislike😒
Low budget my ass,
Low Budget was referring to the video quality, not the studio :)
low budget
"Low Budget" is referring to the video production quality, not the studio itself.