Soundcraft Ui24R 24-Channel Mixer & Digital Interface | What We've Learned | Part I
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 6 ต.ค. 2024
- Today, we're walking you through how to get a nice podcast or audiobook quality to speaking voice in the studio with the #soundcraftui24r 24-channel mixer. We will walk through all the features that we've learned simply by using the mixer daily, giving you all the tools required to make it sound amazing. And these same examples can be applied across many different applications. This will be a multi-part series on how to use the UI24 to your advantage. So come along with us on this journey of tone and learn how to hone your tone and musicianship.
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Thanks for the video. How did you pan guitars left-right, but not 100% but let say 65-75% ?. We play 2 guitars and need to create some space in the mix, but it stays in the centre. Good old Jamhub had it right away.
Thanks for comment sorry for late reply. The easiest way to access the fade left or right is in the "edit" menu. Select the channel you would like to pan then click into the edit menu. It's at the top just to the right of the mix/gain menu. Then on the left side of the screen now should display the volume fader that you're used to seeing, just above that there is a cross fader like you would see on a DJ deck. It's just above the mute and solo buttons.
Move the cross fade to the left or right and the % will appear as you move it, so you will know how much to pan either direction.
I hope this helps.
Can i use this for my studio recording sessions
Yes you can, all channels can be multi tracked to your daw of choice. Now as far as studio sessions and setup just be mindful of what outboard gear you might want to use. Decide if you want to use outboard preamps or eq’s, or will re-amp for specific textures and tones. Or will you put them in the chain before the mixer to capture it on the way in. Both are acceptable options. Re-amping can save cash on equipment, because you don’t need to have several of the same preamps. You can individually send to preamp after recording it “dry”. Plugins are also a great way to utilize the ui24 in the studio. Along with the built in effects there are unlimited plugins for different applications as well tone shaping nuances. I hope this helps let me know if you have any further questions. I’m always happy to help. Thanks for the comment.
This item can loop or patch in a external device?
What kind of device do you want to patch in? That will determine your signal path. You have 8 aux outs and you can use them as you see fit. It has so much in it already so external is not as common, but in certain situations external gear takes it to another level of function and sound.
I don't think your voice gets to 700 or 800k. Did you mean 7k or 8k?
It's definitely not that high pitch so 7k-8k is usually rolled off. You are correct thanks for bringing that to all of our attention. Thanks for the save. (Nobody's perfect including me lol) I notch 800 because that is where all the mud and noise in the setup is. That has more to do with my camera preamp than anything. Live settings can also take advantage of notching 800 in the vocals to leave room for toms and bass upper end clarity. that way nobody is stepping on toes in the mix.
@@gearly_beloved You're information is right on, just too many zeros in the example!
I'm hearing to much sibilance in your voice. Would notch it out. Just me.
@@HaydesGrooves thanks what would you notch? Exactly it will just help everyone that wants to learn. Great job by the way. Lavs were a little hot that day. I do this live with no post processing if I can help it.
Really? enough of the burp bull crap!
Well at 3am and several cocktails in, I thought it was funny. I’m a real person not a robot. The older I get the more gaseous I get. But thanks for tuning in. I’ll try and keep it to a minimum for the most part.
@paulmiller657
I agree... He literally could have just hit the mute button. 🙄
Absolute trash product and customer support. Mines been in repair a year and they wont send it back to me.
Do you know what was wrong with yours? I wonder what's the hold up on it. I have Contacts at Harmon music group I'd be happy reach out. If you can reach out via instagram dm. @gearlybeloved I can get more details on the work order and see if it can be resolved at least I think Its worth the phone call if your serious.
@@BigHairyCrank I just got them to send a new replacement and I sent them back the one they had in repair that they shipped back to me after a year of me waiting. I will never buy a Harman product again.