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Everybody needs to be backing out of Pro tools altogether at this point. There’s no advantage besides transferring plug-in settings.

Finally settled on these after months of demoing and research. Thanks for sharing your insights!

IMHO, Run shielded Cat 5/6/7... EVERYWHERE! That gets you 4 balanced taps you can put all over the place. You can send 4 Analog mic/line per run, or Dante/AVB, HDMI over Cat... etc. to locations all over the place and it is REALLY cheap and easy to make/terminate lines. Drop a CAT outlet with a couple of runs to it every 8 to 12 feet on your walls. Breakouts are cheap and easy to build. Also for big analog snakes, just build little 6-8" boxes along the length of the wall on the floor, Radiating out from a main Patch Panel for ALL Control Room Connections. Cut a vertical slot about 2" wide every 8 feet or so to run cables out and a hinged cover (just a board) on top for access. Then you can just run out sub snakes through this trough and it keeps all the lines hidden.

More business/financial discussions please. Cheers.

Been subbed since before you were at 500 subs :)

Here's what I would do differently: Never get married. Buy a building to open my studio. Never get married... did I say that already?

This is all awesome advice, I am in the networking/collaborating phase but I have had some clients and potentially more so I can see the goals and stuff in the future (I am in a bedroom I made a amateurish studio) I am looking into upgrading my mic to a more pro grade mic but hearing you say maybe something mid range could be good too. The treated room thing I worked on that too but could be better but yeah I am like starting out slowly, thanks for this vid!

44.1 is for the peasants 😂

Thank you Jeremy - a really excellent video. Here are a couple of questions. What do you use to charge people for services on the website? Do you will with Quickbooks or do you use something else? We are at the stage in our studio where we have it ready to start with clients but we are still trying to decide how to bill people. We just got a cube - but not sure if this is something that we will like. Any thoughts are much appreciated. Again we love your discussions! (I guess it is not a couple of questions - lol).

I taught at GC for 6 months. It was a depressing job. My boss was condescending and exercised favoritism to the extreme. I never had more than 5 students a week in 6 months. She gave her "friend" the majority of the available drum students. So I went and got a teaching job at School of Rock and I started out with 30 to 50 students a week. Then she told me that my 2nd job was a conflict of interest and tried to fire me. So I reaigned. And 3 of the 5 students followed me.

Number 1 : Don't buy proprietary interface. Number 2 : Don't start a recording studio without Dante (at least as an option) Number 3 : Acoustic is the most important Number 4 : Get a good chair that doesn't make noise and is heathly for your back Number 5 : Work out Number 6 : Most important : Communication, Marketing, Social and Money skills

I'd love a course on the business end!

Great advice man!

Not 96k? 😅

Always loved your vids since the KSM32 video!

ROFL. 48k For Life!

One Jeremy to another, I love this channel. Keep up the awesome work!

Great video, would love a business oriented video too, thanks so much!

44.1k subscribers. Next stop, 48k.

Is that landscape fabric stapled to the framed wall, holding the insulation?

Phew. Masterclass level info condensed to 15min. 🔥

Great video, would love to hear more about what Dante rig you would build I've had trouble understanding what gear to use to link my recording room with my mixing room without having preamps in the recording room. Thanks!

I'd like to see a video on dealing with failure

Harbor Freight Moving Blankets for the win.

When all you have is a hammer, everything is a nail! 😁

100% agree about a CPA! I pay mine a monthly retainer and it is totally worth it. He has saved me TENS OF THOUSANDS over the years. Taxes and payroll (I’m the only one on payroll) are details I don’t want to think about and they just handle it. Great video, brother. Keep it up!

Drummer here , loved the video ! Keep killing it !

OMG I'm actually first for once. ;) FLOOF IT!!!

I've used Fruity Loops since 3.0 as a composition and jam tool (controlling software and hardware via MIDI) I still use ProTools for audio recording (albeit a really old version) but the speed and my comfort level in FL won't have me ditching it completely anytime soon.

"How can I tell what track stereo or whatever .." Repaer doesn;t care. You can mix stereo mono, midi ... Reaper deosnt't care what's on a tarck.

Work good for hip hop vocals?

Watched this video because I thought that was Ola Englund in the thumbnail. Lol

I take lessons and buy a few things at GC. I like it. I am 68. A good mix of people work there... I think our store is great compared to the BIG GCs.

I'm not a musician but I do sound design for video (indie short films and the likes) asnd REaper works so well fo rme for that workflow. The video systems work great, I love the fact that the tracks are type agnostic ... A track can have midi, stereo, mono ... on it ... it doesn't care. For Foley works this is awesome.

Latching pedal ftw?

o, i'm hearing my mix. we dont need that. lmao

Guitar Center = Pawn Shop ! PERIOD ! scum bags !! Tote the note car lot !! Used car salesmen over all !!! Call Sweetwater instead !

Last year, I was looking to upgrade from a 2-way to a 3-way monitor setup. I certainly agree that most brands of monitors have "their own sound". Considering that I had been on a set of Adam A7X's for several years, I was certainly dialed in to "their sound". When Adam released the new A8H's as their flagship monitor in the A-Series ... and it was around half the price of the Focal's ... I had to go with the new Adam's. I don't use any of the fancy DSP stuff either, and if you wanted a more apples-to-apples comparison- the Focal's probably more closely line up with Adam's S3V's. Any of those choices are a top-notch 3-way monitor for the vast majority of studios. Great review my man!

This is a ****ing great video in every way. Genuinely enjoyed watching it. Congrats on the plaque!

Everything he said is factual. Apparently it’s only gotten worse, when I was there I could at least get 3%….even 3% for those high expectations was a slap in the face. 1% is outrageous.

Well i think WARM is the most ambiguous word used to define a sonic character. As I read in the comments, warm is a different thing for each one of us. For me the FET was definitely the "warmer" that meaning, less bright and bity, slower transient response, or less attack you might say, maybe "creamier". The tube to me had more top end, "open" you might say, I felt a less compressed sound. "warm " would´t be the adjective i´d use for the tube.. I dont know, for me "warm" is like the bridge pickup of a strat vs all the others, definitely more bottom end and less bity,. Would love to hear your thoughts though as I´m not a native english speaker.

Steadicam please!! This is horrible hurky jerky camera movement. 🤮🤢. Unwatchable. Topic is awesome, filming is brutal. Seriously I don’t understand why people trying to create content don’t get this!! I would love to watch this but cannot without hurling up my lunch!

People simply do not understand that part of retail sales is the buying experience. It is an event. Guitar Center capitalized on that dynamic, apparently unwittingly.

Great video! For anyone looking, its not just 2001 - you can go 2001 to 2003, they are all as good as each other. 2004 there was a noticeable change.

Good mix.

I’ve been using in ears since the Shure E2s. I’ve been on the opposite side of your experience. My ears are small and I hate the shure 215s with a passion. In 2009 I ordered a set of JH Audio JH5s. Absolute perfection. My last set of ears were JH Audio JH13pro v2 prototypes they worked wonderfully since 2014 Now I’m back in the market for new ears, Westone, 64 ears has my eyes. Sensaphonics has me curious but I’m not so sure about their customer service.

I agree with you and I’ve had three of the four vintage mics you mentioned. I’ve had the Telefunken c12, Akg c414 w/brass ck12, and I’ve had a vintage u87. This little mic sounds pretty damn good 👍 great video by the way also

You already won big the race.

So at about 34:45 in, they talk about used gear markup. So GC, vs a pawn shop percentage, what both may would offer vs realistic resale value. What the GC employee says in this video, has not been my experience at all. I took a Fender DG8S NAT acoustic, modern day equivalent would be the CC-60S NAT, because it also has the rosewood fingerboard $199.99 new. So my DG8S is a China made 2010 model, who cares, its a beginners acoustic, fabulous condition mind you. It could sale for $120 maybe more at GC. I wanted to sale, and GC offered me $20. Two different pawn shops offered me $50. That was several years ago. I kept it, still have it. So maybe that's a regional thing, my local GC has offered me peanuts 2 or 3 times for used guitars. Down here I'm a pawn shop dude when I'm in the market for a used guitar, which is all I can afford. I do my own repairs, setup, upgrades etc. GS is a place I seldom go, and its only to gawk at a guitar I dream of owning. I've even started buying my strings online.

I like the Three way’s because of that midrange focus mode. That’s the most important part of the mix.