Rig Rundown of Rack #4
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 11 ม.ค. 2025
- This video is about my FX Rack featuring: Lexicon 480, Lexicon 224, TC 2290, Roland SDE-3000A, Line 6 Echo Pro, Yamaha SPX900 & SPX990, Lexicon PCM70, TC M5000, Behringer Edison, Binson Echorec & Fulltone Tape Tube Echo
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Hi, I'm Peter Claes, and welcome to my Masterclaes® Channel.
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Thanks for taking your time to post this. Much appreciated!
My pleasure!
I saw this series of videos and i was amazed for that quantity/quality gear, but, as a suggestion, could you do a videos showing us how do you use each rack/effect? thanks a lot
I will do that on my upcoming website!!
Nice, i love reverb, but this is next level reverberation ;D
oh noo you didnt talk about the eventide - besides that --great video
Ahhh damn! I use it only for micropitch shifting !
Subscribed! Very impressive gear collection, Peter… and I’ve only seen a few of your mics in other videos! I imagine that is equally impressive. Thank you for sharing! That must have taken a few decade’s work to collect some of the world’s finest gear. I watched all 4 of your rack “introduction” videos. Love the idea of the 2nd set of monitors at the rack position. Never seen that before. Brilliant. Question, when you talk about your signal path going out one rack device, into another, are they hardwired that way on the respective devices, or just normaled/half-normaled that way on a patch bay so the individual units are patchable?
Hi, thanks for the commenr and the subscription! Yes it took me 35 years to collect my outboard and mics. The outboard is not patchable anymore, they are my preferred chains that I tried and tested over the years and that were composed meticulously with even buying gear that would perfect the chains. If it works: great! If it doesn’t work: I’ll just use plugins… but they mostly work 😎. Would you do it differently?
@@MasterclaesVideos For me, I think I would make it patchable, but I’m an “experimenter.” That said, your explanation makes perfect sense. You know what you like and based on your experience and how you work, that works best for you. I would imagine it speeds up your workflow too. There is no one-way to do things and it’s cool that you have your process dialed in that precisely. I’ve just never seen it done that way, but for a private studio, it makes sense.
Love my M5000
Geweldig Peter!
Thnx !
If you can do a shoot out between Relab and UAD and the Hardware, that would be great! vielan dank!
A 480 comparison!
Inspiring collection, thanks for running it down! How do you handle summing?
Summing is in the box. I use my hardware as inserts as explained in the video.
nice video. I have the sony v77 it sounds realy nice... but also looking for a TC. I can get the tc 4000 for 1000 euro,s. or a tc 5000 for 600 euro,s you think the tc 4000 is better?
Thanks! A 5000 sounds better to me, although you need to keep in mind that their psu’s might causes some problems
Do you run the effects into a hardware preamp or do you go line level into the Apollo 16?
Hi, some fx go directly into the apollo, for some others I used a line mixer and then into the apollo. Since all fx outs are line level there is no use for a pre-amp
@@MasterclaesVideos thanks. I am in the process of redoing my studio. I am setting up an effects rack, this info is helpful.