Quick Start: The Shelford Channel
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 9 พ.ค. 2021
- A short video guide to getting connected and getting sound out of your Shelford Channel. As with any gear, you should always feel free to experiment to find the sounds you're looking for...have fun!
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I have now owned the shelford channel half a year now - and i gotta say, this thing is AMAZING! It got that open 1073 kind of sound but with a different kind of texture at the same time. I cant describe how much i love this thing!🥰
Mine is scheduled for delivery at the end of the month!😎
@@Nospoon777 You are not gonna regret it! :-D
@@Nospoon777 Congrats!
@@Nospoon777 it’s a life changing piece of gear. There is nothing it doesn’t excel at!
Thanks guys!!! I'm super excited!!
thanks for explaining everything - its not that i dont know my way around the components, its just great having a comprehensive explanation with no stone unturned and nothing left out
This video is right on time. I've had my Shelford Channel for almost one year and didn't know.
1. Using the -6 DB input with my Apollo Twin X for my condenser microphone.
2. Turn off your monitors before powering on your Studio Monitors. Definitely getting another power strip with a power switch for my monitors to keep by my foot.
3. The compression trick for low frequencies. My voice is deep with some low frequencies.
How does it sound with that ?
LOVE my Shelford. It's the one piece I would never sell....
Has to be one of the best classic looking pieces of gear out right now. Awesomeness!
What a genius piece of gear. I adore this channel strip.
I love this videos. Thank you so much!!!!
Such a lovely layout.
Very nice!
It’s a fabulously solid piece of gear. Keep in mind that you can use it as a POST processor and get fantastic results. If you are using an Antelope interface use the DB25 line inputs. Additionally make it a point to set your output and input trims with a tone generator from your DAW to get the ideal levels to take advantage of all the features of the Shelford Channels. I calibrated all of my outboard gear this way and it made all the difference in what I get out of that pricy gear. Had it not been for the man speaking on this video I never would have figured this out.
Hey man can you explain a bit more about how to calibrate those input and output trims with the generator ? I have a mono shelford and im distorting my pure 2 way before i get the wanted signal level sometimes!
@@dbzeroproduction1159 sure. I’ll make a fast and dirty video, and post it on my video channel and send you an alert when it’s up. It’ll be a day or two.
Wow man you are the absolute best ! Appriciate that
@@dbzeroproduction1159 had Johnathan not enlightened me on the correct input, and my interface been less capable I’d have never figured it out.
@@THEtimguitartaylor Send me the alert as well.
love it
I have a shelford channel, and its an awesome piece of gear, and i had the doubts of using both outputs at the same time, i wasnt sure if that would be a safe thing to do recording wise thanks for this video
Can’t believe I just watched this whole video waiting for the sound examples 🙈🙈
Ahh yes...sorry about that. This series doesn't get into how the gear sounds on various sources - but we ARE working on a new series that does!
@@RupertNeveDesigns amazing really look forward to it.
💯💯❤❤💯💯
The best quality
Informative
According to Apollo hardware and software manuals (at least for x racks) headroom is +20 or default +24 for ins and outs
is this the same as the portico channel strip?
Thanks a lot for the introduction! Would you also recommend this channel strip for usage in a more pop/clean sound aesthetic?
Yes, one of the biggest advantages of the shelford channel over the vintage designs is that with Silk out it is exceptionally low harmonic distortion, Better than 0.002% at 1Khz with no upper order distortion. But also, the silk is not fuzz distortion, it is subtle 2nd and 3rd order harmonic content which sounds warm and musical rather than "distorted", so much "clean" pop music would still likely benefit from Silk
@@RupertNeveDesigns Thanks a lot for taking your time to answer my question, appreciate it!
Own a pair of these. Absolutely amazing channel strips 🖤🙌
I you have them rack mounted, to you have. Space below, between and above the units?
@Rupert Neve Team, I was thinking to get a Portico 2 MBP for mix bus processor and at the same time for vocals while tracking.
I have not found anyone talking about how is it for tracking vocals. What do you say ? Would love to see a video on that before purchase, if you can.
Also without silk enabled, is the compression for mix bus is clean and transparent or also have the vibe and punch e.g SSL-G Bus/ API 2500 compressor ?
Please make a new video for Portico MBP-2's compression quality on various sources.
Official videos adds the confidence and inspiration.
I am really interested to purchase this unit.
Thanks!
I use the RN MBP on everything from mix buss, to OHs, bass, and vocals. Its very transparent. Smooth like an La-2A but cleaner. I love it.
Can you please make a Shelford channel strip with 5211 preamp ? I want a flat and clean preamp without any input transformers so as to capture the truest sound of a microphone.
Is it possible for a custom order for single piece ?
Hi, you can always use a 5211 or any other mic pre into the line input of the shelford channel. The line input is an electronically balanced front end with +26dBU of headroom. It's not possible to do a one off and most people tend to prefer the more vintage front end of the Shelford Channel when given the choice
Hello thanks for your video !! i just buy the shelford channel and i need help pls :)
I want to ask you with my interface Prism Sound Lyra i can choose between +4 and -10 on the line input can i choose the normal output of the shelford channel at +4 on my prism ? or i need to put it in the -6db ?
i just read my manual and it's not really clear for me.
Analog Line Inputs : Input sensitivity:
Switchable ‘+4dBu’ (0dBFS=+18dBu) or ‘-10dBV’ (0dBFS=+6dBu)
@@flozzy1988 send it +4! at that setting, the interface outputs +18dbu at 0dfs, which is about half of the +24.5dbu voltage that the shelford can tolerate at its line inputs.
Someday...
I understand , he mentioned to use the -6 for Apollo / most interfaces. Does this still apply even if you are fully bypassing the preamps in your Apollo ?
I second this?
The power button on the back has me worrying about being in my studio rack. Does it damage when I turn my furman on and off? Btw, I own 2 shelford channels
I’ve been using a Pyle power conditioner for my on off for 3 years now on two Shelfords, no problem. But...it has a soft ramp for power up so no spiking at power being turned on or off. The thing I like about the Pyle is each device can be powered up as needed, and you have Instant voltage reading with each device powering on or off. This can matter if you are using high draw devices like a VoxBox, MassivePassive, etc. I like to keep the voltage as strongly above 110 as I can.
it's fine to turn them off from a power strip!
IS the blue and red silk the exact same as on the MBP?
Yes!
Would this be good for podcast + voice over together?? I tearing my hair between the Shelford or the Manley Core.
Unless you're making serious rock and roll records a strip like this is way overkill. You should probably save your money and just get a decent interface and a few plugins.
@@Roman_andtheprey I’m going to use plugins, I won’t be using it for music so I got the focusrite claret and a cloud lifter with the Nob plus two microphones . Thanks for the tip.
@@robertmedina3982 I think you'll be totally happy with those! I've had focusrites and they're great for everything and not murderous expensive. They also last forever. I've got a first Gen 6i6 still going strong. Best of luck.
@@Roman_andtheprey many thanks.
Api’ the channel strip shiits all over the shellford, neves products have gone down the Toilet since Rupert passed, the API unit is built with transisters inside there 25-20 opamps where shellfords uses microchips…
shelford uses transformers and transistors the circuitry is class a dunno where you're getting this
Hi everyone I’m new to this, I just bought a new Rupert neve shelford channel, I really need help how to connect this to the Apollo x6 interface
Please kindly help🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽
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