Hello! Thanks for watching. We are considering a walkthrough video on how to connect hardware to protools via "Hardware Insert". Thanks for the feedback!
First off good job on the video. The progression to the use of hardware in a more ubiquitous fashion needed to happen. Exclusive in-the-box production has homogenized the sound of a great many genres of music. When it comes to the sound of the tracks in his video, in no uncertain terms the 273 sounds amazing. That being said this art is all about the context. In regard to the music itself in this video I thought the 273may have been over used-and if you said that was with intent I’d totally get it. I actually thought the transient of the bass got over cooked. The drums lost a bit too much of their dynamic range and punch. But that opinion was formed only hearing it when it’s solo’d. For helping people understand what the hardware does It sounds great and you said well in selecting examples to make your demonstration.
I have the WA273 as well… any chance you can do a walkthrough video on how to connect the hardware with the DAW?
Hello! Thanks for watching. We are considering a walkthrough video on how to connect hardware to protools via "Hardware Insert". Thanks for the feedback!
First off good job on the video.
The progression to the use of hardware in a more ubiquitous fashion needed to happen. Exclusive in-the-box production has homogenized the sound of a great many genres of music.
When it comes to the sound of the tracks in his video, in no uncertain terms the 273 sounds amazing.
That being said this art is all about the context.
In regard to the music itself in this video I thought the 273may have been over used-and if you said that was with intent I’d totally get it.
I actually thought the transient of the bass got over cooked. The drums lost a bit too much of their dynamic range and punch. But that opinion was formed only hearing it when it’s solo’d.
For helping people understand what the hardware does It sounds great and you said well in selecting examples to make your demonstration.
Hello! Thanks for watching!