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Van is engineering and keeping everyone and everything moving along smoothly. He is one of my favorite people to work with in a studio. Fun, competent, creative, permissive, and not uptight. Cheers to you, Van!
Chaz Faucher, 24, of Hemet, left, and Russell Young, 23, of Hemet, work on computers while learning how to operate a music software program during a class at the Commercial Music Lab in Perris on Monday, August 21, 2012.
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Triggered Cactus V4
Kevin ved pulten arbejder med en STUDER 24 sp. og et protools 24 sp. kombination under mix på Den Rytmiske Højskole.
at the main company meeting with the Korean engineers. Jeff Kim was so fast on Pro Tools that sometimes I couldnt tell what he was doing when he mixed.
This is another engineers Protools rig setup in a quaint house in Nashville. I spent two days here editing and tuning vocals and preparing tracks for mixing.
It was cozy and yet strange to work alone in a house all day long.
I've basically been staring at this view for the past three days, editing radio liners. It's always fun working at home though!
Cual es El tuyo? / Wich one is yours #musicproduction #producciondemusica #cubase #protools #logicpro #flstudio
Apparently our ProTools rig can handle something like 130 tracks. With this setup, I was a bit concerned anyone other than Caleb would end up on the record. There is still the distinct possibility that bass will not end up on the record.
Our buddy Eddie built these drums and I must say, they sound fantastic. If that guy made guitars, I'd buy one from him.