He describes it perfectly when he says it’s almost like compression. Many converters deliver a compressed forwardness but usually it sounds pressed against the windshield. The Burl MAINTAINS an open sound without that pancaked sound. Everything retains its dimensionality while being forward. Clarity and depth and width doesn’t collapse. You’re IN the mix. So so good.
Just got mine last week! I was seriously leaning towards the dangerous ad + but I ended up going with the Burl. I record indie rock, so I figure I’ll love the coloration of the b2.
The best way to do it to do what he is describing mixing through, it’s going to be probably a little different setup depending on your DAW but the principle will still be the same. The way o do it in cubase. I have line outs of my interface into the ADC and then spdif from the ADC to the spdif in on my interface. In cubase I add an extra stereo output buss and stereo input buss. (Output assigned to the outputs I used out to the ADC, the inputs to the inputs. I then create a stereo audio track having the inputs the the ADC as the inputs of that track. Then everything else of my mix I switch the output routing to the ADC output buss. (The output of the ADC audio track I created will output to the normal stereo output you are used to monitoring from. I then activate the monitor of the ARC audio track. Once you play your audio it will be going through the ADC and you will be mixing through it like he is describing but then it’s also pre master buss so if you want to do master buss processing you can. Then once you are happy with your mix, just arm that ADC audio track and record a pass to print the mix. This will print the audio file and then you can export out of the session like normal which will apply any master buss processing you may have done
I'll learned more from this video than listening to all other "experts" on youtube in 10 years combined. 👍👍👍👍
He describes it perfectly when he says it’s almost like compression. Many converters deliver a compressed forwardness but usually it sounds pressed against the windshield. The Burl MAINTAINS an open sound without that pancaked sound. Everything retains its dimensionality while being forward. Clarity and depth and width doesn’t collapse. You’re IN the mix. So so good.
Couldn’t agree more. It’s an incredible piece. What it does to add width, dimension and such tightness especially in the lows.
Just got mine last week! I was seriously leaning towards the dangerous ad + but I ended up going with the Burl. I record indie rock, so I figure I’ll love the coloration of the b2.
how could i use the b2 adc with my apollo 8 interface to print my master bus in pro tools?
How does it sound. I have the AD+ it’s very clean sounding
I`m getting one after weeks of research...
just got mine today to print my bass,, coming from my Avalon into the B2 it just sound like fatty like peanut cream, awesome
how could i use the b2 adc with my apollo 8 interface to print my master bus in pro tools?
Do you mean using the B2 as an insert in the 2Bus at the DAW and start mixing from there?
The best way to do it to do what he is describing mixing through, it’s going to be probably a little different setup depending on your DAW but the principle will still be the same. The way o do it in cubase. I have line outs of my interface into the ADC and then spdif from the ADC to the spdif in on my interface. In cubase I add an extra stereo output buss and stereo input buss. (Output assigned to the outputs I used out to the ADC, the inputs to the inputs. I then create a stereo audio track having the inputs the the ADC as the inputs of that track. Then everything else of my mix I switch the output routing to the ADC output buss. (The output of the ADC audio track I created will output to the normal stereo output you are used to monitoring from. I then activate the monitor of the ARC audio track. Once you play your audio it will be going through the ADC and you will be mixing through it like he is describing but then it’s also pre master buss so if you want to do master buss processing you can. Then once you are happy with your mix, just arm that ADC audio track and record a pass to print the mix. This will print the audio file and then you can export out of the session like normal which will apply any master buss processing you may have done
What’s going on with the door ? Looks like someone was scratching at the door
Maybe they had acoustic foam stuck to it and it fell off.
It's tape that was placed on the console to identify what instruments were on what channels.
Thats what happens when you have a Cat! lol
B2!!!
M80
Transformers!