What are you talking about? Art and especially music has never been cheaper and more accessible then it is today. Far off from a luxury product, more like mass production and throwaway consumption.
@@immtonmischer Here's what I was NOT talking about: All the things you mentioned. But it's hard for me to fathom that you watched this video and didn't get the impression of an overpriced luxury experience for the upper 0.01%.
Every artist should have multiple choices, and pick the one that works for their budget and taste. What you are suggesting is the equivalent of saying that all albums should have the same kind of music. Why judge someone else’s business model?
@@HollerAtcherBoi If you keep valiantly defending the lifestyles of the rich and famous, you might have a chance at a janitor job at Miraval one day. Fingers crossed!
I just love all the light. I have video lights pointing at the ceiling to try to simulate daylight at my home studio because it makes me feel more awake and alert. I really don't understand why people would want to track in a cave.
Billy had a £2000 mic, a very good preamp, and everything needed to produce what she made... it was then made to sound it's best in mixing and mastering studios. As long as you've got what you need at a high quality, the next stage is sent to a big studio. She had quite a good bedroom setup.
I've looked for this info, can't find a clear answer however a lot of the studios interior design is made by Benjamin Paulin, so it wouldn't surprise me if he had a hand in designing that desk, especially since the desk matches the other furniture
@@RipperFromYT You've got a point.That could be really distracting when your tracking or mixing if you don't adjust the lighting. I'm wondering what that console would look like with a matte finish instead of being glossy.
@@NURREDIN Sorry when I said "reflective" I meant sound wise not appearance. Hard surfaces like that right near your ears can bounce sound around and not let you actually hear what you're recording/mixing correctly. I mean look at all the solid flat areas on that thing and how it juts up blocking some of the far field speakers. Once again, it looks amazing but that thing has got to be making some kind of impact to the sound quality in the sweet spot.
Look at 7:04 in the video, there is a humongous Neve console directly behind the contraption he's sitting at. It's well over 100 channels of Neve analog. Along with a very elaborate analog patch bay to the left. The Neve analog console is facing the main live room. The room in the background of this video isn't the main live room, it looks like a secondary practice/rehearsal/composition space.
Is it just a recording studio or a mixing studio as well? There are too many glossy reflective surfaces all around...starting with the huge glass wall, desks furniture etc..
Where’s Brad Pitt? I clicked on this thing because Brad Pitts was supposed to come on, and all I got was this dude. It’s false advertising and not what I wanted. Was he hiding in back in a leather suit and some loafers? Why is it this dude talking so much ? This is what’s wrong with the enternets
Because he can, I have absolutely no musical talent at all but it has always been one of my dreams to own a studio I could rent out, I'm still dreaming lol.
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Place looks like absolute paradise. That said, art should not be a luxury product.
What are you talking about? Art and especially music has never been cheaper and more accessible then it is today. Far off from a luxury product, more like mass production and throwaway consumption.
@@immtonmischer Here's what I was NOT talking about: All the things you mentioned. But it's hard for me to fathom that you watched this video and didn't get the impression of an overpriced luxury experience for the upper 0.01%.
Every artist should have multiple choices, and pick the one that works for their budget and taste. What you are suggesting is the equivalent of saying that all albums should have the same kind of music. Why judge someone else’s business model?
Art can be whatever. Who are you to say what “should” or shouldn’t be?
@@HollerAtcherBoi If you keep valiantly defending the lifestyles of the rich and famous, you might have a chance at a janitor job at Miraval one day. Fingers crossed!
So proud to be part of it !
Tu as travaillez sur quoi ?
@@DarkTrapStudio Notre système d'automatisation Tangerine
What a beautiful and creative place 👀💛
One of my good friends recorded here about 2 months ago. It looked so so relaxing and just a beautiful space.
What an amazing workspace!
I just love all the light. I have video lights pointing at the ceiling to try to simulate daylight at my home studio because it makes me feel more awake and alert. I really don't understand why people would want to track in a cave.
People have different preferences, is all.
1073 DPX is my dream machine 😊
Billy had a £2000 mic, a very good preamp, and everything needed to produce what she made... it was then made to sound it's best in mixing and mastering studios.
As long as you've got what you need at a high quality, the next stage is sent to a big studio.
She had quite a good bedroom setup.
Sure, but take like ocean eyes for instance then, over a billion streams and was made with basic gear and was mixed by like 18 year old Finneas
There good mic starting at 100 € theses day, some are even better than 3k mics
Thats a so lovely place😍
all those ATCs 😍
Ikr? The power. The oomph. The clarity. The price lol
Please make a 1081 dpx! 🥳 i would buy 8 of them.
WHO designed and manufactured that custom made console?
I've looked for this info, can't find a clear answer however a lot of the studios interior design is made by Benjamin Paulin, so it wouldn't surprise me if he had a hand in designing that desk, especially since the desk matches the other furniture
Paulin
It looks amazing but seems like it could be a bit unnecessarily reflective in it's shape, size, and material.
@@RipperFromYT You've got a point.That could be really distracting when your tracking or mixing if you don't adjust the lighting. I'm wondering what that console would look like with a matte finish instead of being glossy.
@@NURREDIN Sorry when I said "reflective" I meant sound wise not appearance. Hard surfaces like that right near your ears can bounce sound around and not let you actually hear what you're recording/mixing correctly. I mean look at all the solid flat areas on that thing and how it juts up blocking some of the far field speakers. Once again, it looks amazing but that thing has got to be making some kind of impact to the sound quality in the sweet spot.
Nice, I want to record at Miraval someday!
sweet !!! ...
Magnificent place. Must be $5000 a day to rent.
Super cool place, but it's a pity there no Neve console. I guess it's a large and challenging investment.
at least a neve MBC
Look at 7:04 in the video, there is a humongous Neve console directly behind the contraption he's sitting at. It's well over 100 channels of Neve analog. Along with a very elaborate analog patch bay to the left. The Neve analog console is facing the main live room. The room in the background of this video isn't the main live room, it looks like a secondary practice/rehearsal/composition space.
@@robertwiles8106 Thank you. Maintained and fully functioning? However, your main console is nevertheless digital, isn't it?
Is it just a recording studio or a mixing studio as well? There are too many glossy reflective surfaces all around...starting with the huge glass wall, desks furniture etc..
you know nothing about acoustics my friend
his biggest hit is being brad's buddy
Where’s Brad Pitt? I clicked on this thing because Brad Pitts was supposed to come on, and all I got was this dude. It’s false advertising and not what I wanted. Was he hiding in back in a leather suit and some loafers? Why is it this dude talking so much ? This is what’s wrong with the enternets
I do not understand the acoustics of this studio
I do NOT understand ANY of the acoustics.
Looks like everything would sound like crap in there
Why does brad pitt own a studio?
Thought he was on the acting business
Because he can, I have absolutely no musical talent at all but it has always been one of my dreams to own a studio I could rent out, I'm still dreaming lol.
Why should he not … actors over dubs for voice as well as all the music for movies and mixing is done in studios
Why not?
Looks like a cupcake inside a spar😂😂😂
Man.... This guy talks and talks and says nothing.
Sure … and yet his work as earned him high praise … I think in this case it’s how well can he do this in a second language and represent this space ….
it's just an ad and he's clearly avoiding talking about any other gear than Neve gear.... too blatant for my tastes.
It’s too cool, no vibe.
looks warm to me - i'd love to record there.