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great video, cool to see this set up with the console and rack gear, i'd be in heaven
thank you very much
So many moments of genius have occurred by accident. Nice to hear a class gentlemen like you giving quality, honest no frills advice! Thank you!
I met Vance at an AES convention once in NYC. He was mixing a song and it was pretty neat watching him work.
Amazing! Thanks to Mr. Powell for such a valuable trick. This is priceless
33609 is no doubt my favorite compressor, and for drums is a must. Great video guys!
Mixing session for me tonight when I get home Informative video, thanks
Great video! It's nice to see analog gear in action
Analog is SOOOO GREAT
Loves me some Vance! Great instructor. Thanks, pureMix!
Kick and snare going through separate Distressors. Lovely stuff !!😁
Fatsos not Distressors.
@@miguelpessanha A single Fatso.
@@miguelpessanha 0:41 ... look at Distressors
THis is great stuff, so on the console he would be sending the drums to AUX which is then routed to the neve and another aux routed to the fatso?
So the uad plug is close enough to that $$$$ compressor. I like. Thanks.
The snare sounds like an Audioslave snare!
What advantage do you get sending just the snare and kick to the crush bus instead of a send from the drum bus?
how should the compression be carried out. Is it in the mixing process or when mastering
you say the uad reacts the same so i assume this process works/sounds the same ITB?
Maybe I Am the only one who likes the first version more than second, because the first has more dynamic transients on the start of drums, isntead the second is slashy and could be achieved by another ways..
Why i'm hear overheads and room into 33609 & fatso if it are not was send?)
snare mic bleed
All this tricks, us, as engineers had to do to just serve emotion...
What song is this? Sounds great!
The song is from Taylor Byrant and the Shakedown '' Aftershock "
@@PuremixAudioTutorials thank you guys
great video, cool to see this set up with the console and rack gear, i'd be in heaven
thank you very much
So many moments of genius have occurred by accident. Nice to hear a class gentlemen like you giving quality, honest no frills advice! Thank you!
I met Vance at an AES convention once in NYC. He was mixing a song and it was pretty neat watching him work.
Amazing! Thanks to Mr. Powell for such a valuable trick. This is priceless
33609 is no doubt my favorite compressor, and for drums is a must. Great video guys!
Mixing session for me tonight when I get home
Informative video, thanks
Great video! It's nice to see analog gear in action
Analog is SOOOO GREAT
Loves me some Vance! Great instructor. Thanks, pureMix!
Kick and snare going through separate Distressors. Lovely stuff !!😁
Fatsos not Distressors.
@@miguelpessanha A single Fatso.
@@miguelpessanha 0:41 ... look at Distressors
THis is great stuff, so on the console he would be sending the drums to AUX which is then routed to the neve and another aux routed to the fatso?
So the uad plug is close enough to that $$$$ compressor. I like. Thanks.
The snare sounds like an Audioslave snare!
What advantage do you get sending just the snare and kick to the crush bus instead of a send from the drum bus?
how should the compression be carried out. Is it in the mixing process or when mastering
you say the uad reacts the same so i assume this process works/sounds the same ITB?
Maybe I Am the only one who likes the first version more than second, because the first has more dynamic transients on the start of drums, isntead the second is slashy and could be achieved by another ways..
Why i'm hear overheads and room into 33609 & fatso if it are not was send?)
snare mic bleed
All this tricks, us, as engineers had to do to just serve emotion...
What song is this? Sounds great!
The song is from Taylor Byrant and the Shakedown '' Aftershock
"
@@PuremixAudioTutorials thank you guys