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NY Times Best Selling Author and (The Tonight Show, Dr. Oz, GMA, The View, etc.) Drew Manning has been transforming lives for decades by adopting what has been one of the least prevalent tools in the fitness industry: empathy. And to seal the deal, he put on enough weight to explore the mind of those who know what it feels like carrying one of society's most stigmatized and misunderstood forms of baggage. Fat. In 2011, he intentionally gained 75 lbs to gain a better understanding of what his clients go through. An experience which he says which made him feel ‘truly humbled'. And just about a decade later, he went on to repeat the feat, even while going through life-changing events including rejecting a religion he'd built his life around, and a separation. The many valuable lessons learned through direct experience is an inherent part of what he now shares to spread his message through his social media platforms, speaking engagements, and podcast.  This episode is brought to you by:  www.holisticpianoacademy.com (Now part of www.holisticmusicianacademy.com) (Get a 25% discount on all courses as a podcast listener here) Listen to T.L.'s new album HERE Music by: www.everynowheremusic.com Produced by T.L. Mazumdar Text: www.tlwrites.com   Recorded on a Zoom Podtrak P4 kindly sponsored by: https://www.sound-service.eu        (Intro recorded on an Apogee Duet 3) DONATE TO THE PODCAST HERE   Connect with Drew: https://www.fit2fat2fit.com https://twitter.com/fit2fat2fit https://tinstagram.com/fit2fat2fit https://tfacebook.com/fit2fat2fit https://tyoutube.com/fit2fat2fit https://ttiktok.com/fit2fat2fit   Connect with T.L. www.everynowheremusic.com www.holisticmusicianacademy.com www,holisticpianoacademy.com www.tlwrites.com Instagram Spotify Facebook Twitter

NYC-based, multiple-award winning composer, pianist an entrepreneur Noah Kellman, while most well known as the curator of a 100,000 plus online community of budding Jazz piano students and aficionados, is also the unassuming product of a lesser known and stunningly brave story of a young boy who has fought an (ongoing) battle with physical challenges which, at some of it's most intense phases in the past, has seen him seek the assistance of friends and family to accomplish tasks as simple as writing a school test or changing out of clothes. Even while being gaslighted for not having his 'priorities straight' when intent on saving the best of his physical energies for his deepest passion: playing the piano.   In this long-form conversation, we dive deep into the new paradigm of blurred lines between performance and pedagogy, understanding the significance of physical strength as a musician and best practices on audience-building in an age of viral videos, quick-fix campaigns and paid social media followers.   DONATE TO THE PODCAST HERE   This episode is brought to you by:  www.holisticpianoacademy.com (Now part of www.holisticmusicianacademy.com) Get a 25% discount on all courses as a podcast listener here Music by: www.everynowheremusic.com Produced by T.L. Mazumdar Text: www.tlwrites.com Recorded on a Zoom Podtrak P4 (Intro recorded on an Apogee Duet 3) Kindly sponsored by: https://www.sound-service.eu        Connect With Noah:   Website: https://jazzpianoconcepts.com YT: https://youtube.com/noahkellman IG: https://instagram.com/noahkellman Twitter:  https://twitter.com/noahkellman Discord: https://discord.gg/hUhWFxer TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@noahkellman   Connect with T.L. Website Coaching/Mentorship Instagram Spotify Facebook Twitter      

With an international touring career spanning over 22 countries, Kolkata-bred Guitarist/Composer Bodhisatwa Ghosh's body of work with his Avant-Garde/Jazz trio promises to be the building blocks of contemporary Indian music history. A theory supported by the mammothly adventurous nature of their upcoming endeavor as they prepare to collaborate with cutting-edge alternative/Jazz/Improvised Mimika Orchestra over the next few weeks. The first of its kind for an independent Indian band to undertake. I catch up with long-time friend and collaborator in an informal exchange on where it all began, the dichotomies of being a third-generation contemporary Indian musician, and dig deeper into the psyche of a musician whose work ethic strongly contradicts the apparent surface-level dystopian nature of the image it has been reputed to portray. This episode is brought to you by:  www.holisticpianoacademy.com (Now part of www.holisticmusicianacademy.com) New FREE mini-course 'The Songwriter Mindset': Enroll Here (Get a 25% discount on all courses as a podcast listener here) Music by: www.everynowheremusic.com Produced by T.L. Mazumdar Text: www.tlwrites.com Recorded on a Zoom Podtrak P4 kindly sponsored by: https://www.sound-service.eu      (Intro recorded on an Apogee Duet 3) DONATE TO THE PODCAST HERE   Connect with Bodhisattwa:   Music- https://fanlink.to/tBti  New Release- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ousxPDnYb7w  Live Performance Clip- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=altqWmyFv0M  Website- https://thebodhisattwatrio.net/   Connect with T.L. Website Coaching/Mentorship Instagram Spotify Facebook Twitter

Kolkata-born, Brooklyn-based drummer, engineer, producer, and entrepreneur Vishal Nayak qualifies for that minuscule list of Indian drummers who've built an artistic voice on their own terms completely devoid of stereotypical presumptions of what an 'Indian drummer' is supposed to sound like.   A graduate of Berklee College Of Music 2010, his collaborators are some of the most cutting-edge artists of North American and global contemporary adult pop music, the likes of which include Nick Hakim (as ongoing tour drummer), Hannah Cohen, Empress Of, Kimbra, MorMor , among many others.   His additional role as owner and operator of Black Lodge Recording and house engineer at Brooklyn's famed Figure8 Recording combine to establish what has been the first generation of truly global post-colonial Indian musicians who play a pivotal role in shaping the mindset of future generations who attempt the same, while navigating the multi-layered obstacles ranging from the socio-cultural, economical to the socio-political.   In this long-form conversation, we trace the beginnings of his musical journey as the curious boy from Central Calcutta sneaking into his mother's record collection, to the lost college student who had to redefine his artistic goals, to the pro-active adult musician who takes constant challenges of the immigrant in America in stride during the course of his promising and ongoing career.   This episode is brought to you by:  www.holisticpianoacademy.com (Now part of www.holisticmusicianacademy.com) New FREE mini-course 'The Songwriter Mindset': Enroll Here (Get a 25% discount on all courses as a podcast listener here) Music by: www.everynowheremusic.com Produced by T.L. Mazumdar Text: www.tlwrites.com Recorded on a Zoom Podtrak P4 kindly sponsored by: https://www.sound-service.eu      (Intro recorded on an Apogee Duet 3) DONATE TO THE PODCAST HERE   Connect with Vishal: Soundbetter Instagram   Connect with T.L. Website Coaching/Mentorship Instagram Spotify Facebook Twitter      

Au chapitre des questions hyper intéressantes, celle qui nous est parvenue aujourd'hui a le mérite de générer des discussions endiablées, et l'on découvre enfin que Horine est en réalité un conformiste assumé. Arturia Matrixbrute Noir Edition : https://www.arturia.com/products/hardware-synths/matrixbrute-noir/overview Arturia FX Collection 2 : https://www.arturia.com/products/software-effects/fx-collection/overview#fr Modal Electronics Cobalt 8 : https://www.modalelectronics.com/cobalt-series/ Elektron Digitakt : https://www.elektron.se/products/digitakt/ Plugins Spectrasonics sur Apple Silicon : https://www.spectrasonics.net/news/news-content.php?id=125 Apogee Duet 3 : https://apogeedigital.com/products/duet 00:00 Intro 01:08 Début de l'émission 06:25 AskSondiers (Accorder son kick) 30:08 AskSondiers (Température et micro) 41:00 Arturia MatrixBrute Noir 43:33 Arturia FX Collection 2 59:00 Modal Electronics Colbalt 8 fimrmware update 01:02:20 Elektron Digitakt 1.30 Update 01:07:10 Spectrasonics optimisé pour Apple Silicon 01:09:25 Apogee Duet 3 --- SOUTENEZ NOUS ---- Offrez nous un café, ça nous met la patate ! https://tipeee.com/les-sondiers​​ Rejoignez nous sur Discord : https://lessondiers.com/discord Pour vos besoins en matériel, vous pouvez passer par notre lien affilié chez Michenaud, un super magasin pas cher, sérieux et sympa : https://lessondiers.com/michenaud ​ ​Les Sondiers - Une émission live lundimadaire Et en podcast via http://lessondiers.com​​ ​ Suivez nous sur Twitch : https://www.twitch.tv/lessondiers ​Twitter : https://twitter.com/lessondiers​​ ​Instagram : https://instagram.com/lessondiers​​ ​Facebook : https://facebook.com/lessondiers​​ YouTube : https://youtube.com/lessondiersFR​

In dieser Episode sind Dennis Kern, Olli Wong und Andreas Bukelini von Studio Wong zu Gast. Das Berliner Studio ist umfangreich mit analoger Hardware ausgestattet, die regelmäßig im Einsatz ist. Hier zählen Rechner und DAW als Tonbandersatz und Aufnahmemedium. Egal, ob beim Recording, Mixing und Mastering, die externen Geräte spenden dem Sound der Produktionen des Studio Wong Wärme, Klangfarbe und das gewisse "Mojo". Mit den dreien sprechen wir über ihre Workflows beim Live-Bandrecording und ihre analogen Signalketten sowohl im Recording als auch im Mixing und Mastering. Viel Spaß beim Hören!  Unser Partner: APOGEE

This program begins the session of 11/30/1988 at Ephraim’s. We presented part of that evening in podcasts 6-8, way back in 2007, but decided to go back and produce the whole session in its entirety — using my Apogee Duet audio converter for better sound than in the earlier programs. In any case, the musicians … Continue reading Podcast #139: November 30, 1988 Part I →

This program presents the third segment from the Jeff Hughes Quartet session at Ephraim’s in Sudbury, Massachusetts, on August 6, 1987.  I recently got a better digital audio converter (an Apogee Duet) than the one I used to use — technology is a lot more advanced in 2019 than it was in 2006 — so … Continue reading Special Edition: Jeff Hughes Quartet, 8/6/87, Part III →

This is the fourth and final installment of the session from August 6, 1987; the first three were presented several years ago, but it took awhile to get around to finishing up. The good news is that the sound quality should be much better, because we’re using the Apogee Duet to convert the tapes to … Continue reading Special Edition: Jeff Hughes Quartet 8/6/87, Part IV →

My guest is Andy Wang, host and producer of the Inspired Money podcast! He's also a guitarist, investor, and fee-only financial advisor. We discussed lots of podcast production equipment, workflows and techniques including: Setup at work CAD E100 microphone Rode PSA boom arm QSC TouchMix-16 Surface laptop Doing interviews via Skype Sennheiser HD280 headphones Setup at home Wife’s iMac computer (for editing) Apogee Duet interface Cheap condenser mic - $50, sent it to a guy in cape cod ($300) to modify the capsule to sound like a U87 Originally use Garage Band (overwrote a file tragically) but recently changed to Reaper (loves crossfading, etc.) Fabfilter plugins: gate, compression, EQ Waves: Vocal Rider (before compression), CLA vocals, L3 Multimaximizer on master track Mobile setup Shawn Smith’s iOS mobile recording rig setup ART Dual Pre interface (2 xlr inputs) iPad or iPhone to record Two Sennheiser e935 Auphonic app to record Auphonic website for leveling and tagging Upload to Libsyn A few Nightmare Sessions! Andy's next purchase??? Thanks for hanging out with us, Andy! DID YOU KNOW........We exist for the purpose of helping you, so please comment below with any questions or remarks. Thanks for listening! Want to Start a Business or Have a Career as a Podcast Producer/Engineer? Listen and Subscribe in Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google Podcasts, iHeart Radio, Stitcher, TuneIn Radio, Android, RSS

Here's a quick sound demo featuring this outstanding Wilkins Road Tested WRTJ4 Cayenne J Bass. Cayenne stands for Roasted or Torrified. This bass has a roasted Alder body, dark roasted maple fretboard and a roasted maple neck. Audere JZ preamp, Hipshot hardware. Bass was recorded direct through an A-designs Audio REDDI and a Universal Audio 2-1176, into Logic Audio via an Apogee Duet. The bass had both pickups on and the preamp set to its "flat" setting. I also used Tsunami cables and DR Strings.

Here's an awesome Roger Stallion Singlecut 5 bass. This is a quick sound demo with some backing tracks, a full review coming soon. For the recording I had the Pope preamp on and have the treble and bass boosted just a tiny bit, with both pickups on and no other EQ. I also used my A-desigs REDDI and my Universal Audio 1176 into my Apogee Duet for the Direct recording. The only effect is a slight amount of limiting during mixdown to keep everything even, other than that its just the super fat sounding bass tone. Roger Stallion SC5 Specifications: Flame Redwood top, 3 piece maple neck with light flame, Wenge fretboard and Ramp, Maple tone block, Mahogany body, Ulyate Humcancelling pickups, Pope Flex Core Preamp, and DR Pure Blue Strings.

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On episode 104, I talk about Elon Musk launching a flamethrower, Apple’s homepod being released, Universal Audio releasing a new interface, YouTube investing in positive content, Logan Paul Returning, CNN shutting down Beme, Facebook getting into game dreaming, and Apple rolling out a privacy tool. In what I’ve been testing, I talk about the new iMac 27” I picked up and how boring I think it is as well as my initial thoughts on the Apogee Duet. In the Ask Bandrew segment, I talk about the SM57 + A81WS = SM7b, why I don’t grow a beard, Travis Walton’s abduction, Conspiracies, the future of tech, how to stay motivated, podcast naming, presidential campaign slogans, and popcorn vs. Kettle corn. Discord Server (https://discord.gg/dXQUc7v) 00:00 - Intro 00:43 - Elon Musk is Selling a Flamethrower! 03:19 - Apple HomePod Announced & Available for Preorder 06:43 - Universal Audio Arrow Interface 09:20 - YouTube Invests in Positive Content 11:05 - Logan Paul Returns 13:00 - CNN Shut Down Beme 16:52 - Getting Gaming Tips on Facebook (https://developers.facebook.com/blog/post/2018/01/26/gaming-creator-pilot-program/) 17:41 - Apple Rolling Out Privacy Icon 18:52 - iMac 27” 20:44 - Apogee Duet 23:30 - Ask Bandrew 24:07 - Email 1 25:26 - Can the SM57 + A81WS = SM7b? (https://youtu.be/APBcODtbGqc?t=2m40s) 27:09 - Why don’t you grow a beard? 27:41 - Travis Walton: Truth or Hoax? 28:53 - E-mail 2 29:16 - Why do you like conspiracies? 30:56 - Where do you think Tech is Going in the Next 100 Years? 31:25 - E-mail 3 31:58 - How do you get motivated? 33:17 - Do you like “Insert Name” as a podcast name? 34:31 - What would your campaign slogan be? 35:00 - Popcorn or Kettle Corn? 35:25 - Outro Submit your questions to be answered on a future episode to AskBandrew@gmail.com The Bandrew Says Podcast is available on: ►iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/bandrew-says-podcast-audio/id1046423132?mt=2 ►Google Play Music: https://play.google.com/music/m/Ieua25h7tadlb2ti4p5nclqhjuu?t=The_Bandrew_Says_Podcast_Audio_Video__Tech ►RSS Feed: http://bandrewsays.libsyn.com Follow us on: ► Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/bandrewsayspodcast ► Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/bandrewsays ► Website: http://www.geeksrising.com

My guest is Simon Barber - cohost and producer of Sodajerker On Songwriting, as well as musician, songwriter, academic and researcher. We discussed: Recording interviews on location, as well as the necessary post-production Apogee Duet audio interface ESI Record M. Multitrack Auphonic Amadeus Pro Audio Hijack Rode NT USB microphone (cardioid condenser w/ pop shield) Zoom H6 Shure SM 58's iZotope RX 6 Shure SM 57 with the A81WS windshield (as mentioned in our previous session with Allan Tepper) Thanks for sharing so much great information, Simon! DID YOU KNOW........We exist for the purpose of helping you, so please comment below with any questions or remarks. Thanks for listening! Want to Start a Business or Have a Career as a Podcast Producer/Engineer? Listen and Subscribe in Apple Podcasts, Google Play, iHeart Radio, Stitcher, TuneIn Radio, Android, RSS

My guest is Mike DelGaudio - voice actor, narrator for The NY Times, Atlas Obscura and Audible, and an absolute YouTube rockstar! Check out his Booth Junkie channel on YouTube. We go deep into: Voiceover recording Whisper Room booths Sennheiser MKH 416 mic Neumann TLM 103 mic CAD E100S mic Roles headphone amp Audient iD22 audio interface Recording into Reaper on a Mac Sennheiser HD 380 Pro headphones Shure E215 in-ear monitors Apogee Duet interface Waves X-click plugin Thanks for sharing soooo much knowledge, Mike! DID YOU KNOW........We exist for the purpose of helping you, so please comment below with any questions or remarks. Thanks for listening! Want to Start a Business or Have a Career as a Podcast Producer/Engineer? Listen and Subscribe in Apple Podcasts, Google Play, iHeart Radio, Stitcher, TuneIn Radio, Android, RSS

I remember a few years ago I had had it up to here with all the bulky, complicated audio equipment cluttering up my house. I needed something simpler, faster, better. I called BH Photo Video in New York and got a salesman, Aaron, on the line who listened very carefully to me. At one point I said to him, "Listen, I am not a technical wizard. I don't want to spend 15 minutes adjusting knobs and faders just to be able to record something." "Of course not," he said. "You want to stay in a state of flow." He had me right there. I had never thought about that before, but he was absolutely right. That was why I hated all the complicated stuff – it pulled me out of my flow state. And if I wasn't in a flow state, I couldn't do a compelling recording. Then Aaron very patiently and thoroughly recommended a device called an Apogee Duet. It cost about four times what I had planned to spend. But the more he talked, the bigger a believer I became. I bought it, because I was in a state of total conviction. And years of experience has proven this was the right audio device for me. In fact, I'm using it right now, even as we speak. Copywriters can create conviction in their sales letters and ads the same way my salesman created it in me. And conviction can make all the difference with a hesitating buyer. We'll talk about that today. First, I'd like to mention this: Copy is powerful. You're responsible for how you use what you hear on this podcast. Most of the time, common sense is all you need. But if you make extreme claims… and/or if you're writing copy for offers in highly regulated industries like health, finance, and business opportunity… you may want to get a legal review after you write and before you start using your copy. My larger clients do this all the time. ▾ What conviction is • deep-seated belief that takes away all barriers to action • In a movie, you can see this in a major way in how the hero, eventually, gets to a point where they will STOP AT NOTHING to achieve their goal • In copy, it's seldom as dramatic as it is in a Hollywood movie. But it's just as important. Because conviction is what opens the door to a sale that sticks. ▾ Why it's important • When you have created conviction in your prospect, they are as ready to buy as they'll ever be. ▾ What happens when you create it • You put yourself, as a copywriter, in the perfect position to close the sale ▾ What happens when you don't • You might get the sale, but you risk getting buyer's remorse, which means: more refunds, and more customers from hell ▾ Where most people screw up • They do a "paint by numbers" approach to creating conviction rather than really working at it to make it powerful: research, selection, feeling, thinking • They don't create an authentic, believable conversation in their copy between themselves and the prospect ▾ Where you need to start: yourself ▾ If you don't believe in the product or service you're selling — to the point where you would buy it yourself, you've got three choices: • Convince yourself so you really do believe in it that much • Fake it. Pretend that you believe in it that much and write from that state of mind. (Not recommended, but we don't always end up writing the copy we would most like to write.) • Walk away. If you can't "mock up" a feeling of conviction in yourself, you're not doing yourself or your client (or your business) any favors. You shouldn't be writing the piece. • … but, assuming you can develop a solid feeling of conviction in yourself, here are some powerful techniques: ▾ Make it personal… relevant… meaningful • personal - Talk about how the product or service fits into the prospect's life, and what difference it will make. Aaron did that, and it made all the difference for me. This means you really have to understand the prospects and their lives, including their frustrations and why they have those frustrations. • relevant - don't give generic reasons and examples. Be specific. So it's believable. Remember again Aaron. • meaningful - Again, you need to really understand your prospect. Only then will you know what's meaningful to them. Aaron understands creative people and performers, and he knows getting in a state of flow and staying there is high on the priority list! • Use metaphors, analogies, comparisons Especially when you have something that's new or unfamiliar to your prospect. Compare it to something familiar. "It's the Swiss Army Knife of food processors." Someone who's into cooking will get that right away. • Write to a PERSON from YOURSELF Imagine someone you know, like, and care about. Write in a way that would create conviction in them. • Specifics rather than generalities Kim Phelan: Specifics spark emotions; (usually) generalities don't. • "Important trivialities" Find out the little details most people would never care about, but your prospect cares about a lot. Mentioning those can strengthen conviction.Download.

I remember a few years ago I had had it up to here with all the bulky, complicated audio equipment cluttering up my house. I needed something simpler, faster, better. I called BH Photo Video in New York and got a salesman, Aaron, on the line who listened very carefully to me. At one point I said to him, "Listen, I am not a technical wizard. I don't want to spend 15 minutes adjusting knobs and faders just to be able to record something." "Of course not," he said. "You want to stay in a state of flow." He had me right there. I had never thought about that before, but he was absolutely right. That was why I hated all the complicated stuff – it pulled me out of my flow state. And if I wasn't in a flow state, I couldn't do a compelling recording. Then Aaron very patiently and thoroughly recommended a device called an Apogee Duet. It cost about four times what I had planned to spend. But the more he talked, the bigger a believer I became. I bought it, because I was in a state of total conviction. And years of experience has proven this was the right audio device for me. In fact, I'm using it right now, even as we speak. Copywriters can create conviction in their sales letters and ads the same way my salesman created it in me. And conviction can make all the difference with a hesitating buyer. We'll talk about that today. First, I'd like to mention this: Copy is powerful. You're responsible for how you use what you hear on this podcast. Most of the time, common sense is all you need. But if you make extreme claims… and/or if you're writing copy for offers in highly regulated industries like health, finance, and business opportunity… you may want to get a legal review after you write and before you start using your copy. My larger clients do this all the time. ▾ What conviction is • deep-seated belief that takes away all barriers to action • In a movie, you can see this in a major way in how the hero, eventually, gets to a point where they will STOP AT NOTHING to achieve their goal • In copy, it's seldom as dramatic as it is in a Hollywood movie. But it's just as important. Because conviction is what opens the door to a sale that sticks. ▾ Why it's important • When you have created conviction in your prospect, they are as ready to buy as they'll ever be. ▾ What happens when you create it • You put yourself, as a copywriter, in the perfect position to close the sale ▾ What happens when you don't • You might get the sale, but you risk getting buyer's remorse, which means: more refunds, and more customers from hell ▾ Where most people screw up • They do a "paint by numbers" approach to creating conviction rather than really working at it to make it powerful: research, selection, feeling, thinking • They don't create an authentic, believable conversation in their copy between themselves and the prospect ▾ Where you need to start: yourself ▾ If you don't believe in the product or service you're selling — to the point where you would buy it yourself, you've got three choices: • Convince yourself so you really do believe in it that much • Fake it. Pretend that you believe in it that much and write from that state of mind. (Not recommended, but we don't always end up writing the copy we would most like to write.) • Walk away. If you can't "mock up" a feeling of conviction in yourself, you're not doing yourself or your client (or your business) any favors. You shouldn't be writing the piece. • … but, assuming you can develop a solid feeling of conviction in yourself, here are some powerful techniques: ▾ Make it personal… relevant… meaningful • personal - Talk about how the product or service fits into the prospect's life, and what difference it will make. Aaron did that, and it made all the difference for me. This means you really have to understand the prospects and their lives, including their frustrations and why they have those frustrations. • relevant - don't give generic reasons and examples. Be specific. So it's believable. Remember again Aaron. • meaningful - Again, you need to really understand your prospect. Only then will you know what's meaningful to them. Aaron understands creative people and performers, and he knows getting in a state of flow and staying there is high on the priority list! • Use metaphors, analogies, comparisons Especially when you have something that's new or unfamiliar to your prospect. Compare it to something familiar. "It's the Swiss Army Knife of food processors." Someone who's into cooking will get that right away. • Write to a PERSON from YOURSELF Imagine someone you know, like, and care about. Write in a way that would create conviction in them. • Specifics rather than generalities Kim Phelan: Specifics spark emotions; (usually) generalities don't. • "Important trivialities" Find out the little details most people would never care about, but your prospect cares about a lot. Mentioning those can strengthen conviction.Download.

Here is a demo of an amazing Colibri JBT 5 String Jazz Bass. This bass is handmade by Master Luthier Rodrigo Castellanos of Colibri Instruments in Mexico. The bass also sports Nordstrand Big Single Pickups and a Nordstrand 3b Preamp. It is strung up with DR Pure Blues Strings. Bass Specs: Alder Body in Inca Silver, Flame Maple Neck. Indian Rosewood Fingerboard, Hipshot Hardware, Nordstrand Big Single Pickups and 3b Preamp. All bass examples were all recored direct through an A-Designs Audio KGB-1tf DI and Apogee Duet straight in to Logic. The video was shot with a GoPro and Canon t3i DSLR.

I just wanted to have a little groovy fun with my killer Olinto P Bass!! I just set up a drum groove and improvised. This is one of my favorite basses I own. This bass is strung with La Bella Original 0760M "1954" strings and they are seriously amazing and have Old School TONE for DAYS!! The pickup is a Hand Wound P Bass pickup wound by Mass Hino himself!!! This bass was hand made by Mas Hino and finished by James Carbonetti. Olinto audio was recorded through the A-Designs REDDI straight into my Apogee Duet and then to Logic Audio. The video was shot in 4k with my iPhone.

Here's a very quick sound demo of this great and very RARE Yamaha BB5000A Wide Neck Bass. This is a Highly Customized Bass from the Late 80's. check out the specs and the great tones this bass produces!! I wanted to do this quick demo because I had a KILLER fretless version of this bass a ling time ago and this was a great reminder of how great these basses were and are!! The Bass was recorded through an A-Designs REDDI straight into my Apogee Duet then straight to Logic Audio. This bass features: · Nordstrand preamp · Carvin H50A bar neck pickup · Sentell bar bridge pickup · Palemoon Ebony pickup covers · Hipshot gold lollypop ultralight tuners · Palemoon Ebony pickguard · Palemoon Ebony headstock plate · Macassar Ebony Fretboard · Gotoh 206 Gold bridge (Roscoe Beck) · Aged ivory original paint · Neck thru construction · 34" scale · Nut width: 1.84" · Neck width at last fret: 3.14" · String Spacing: 19mm at the bridge - VERY RARE wide neck option · Weight is 10.6 lbs

Here's an in depth video review and sound demo of my Killer handmade Roger 5 String Jazz bass made by the incredible Luthier Ray Roger. The bass has an Ash Body with a Cinnamon Imbuia Top (very rare and expensive), 34" scale Maple neck and Fretboard, 19mm Bridge Spacing, 1-7/8" spacing at the Brass nut, Ulyate Single Coil Pickups, Benavente 3 Band 18 volt preamp and weighs in at 10.3 lbs. I recorded the bass direct through an A-Designs REDDI DI into my Apogee Duet and straight into Logic Audio. The video was recorded with my iPhone 7 at 4k. This bass also has a fairly new set of DR Pure Blues which I really love. This is an updated video, originally this bass had completely different electronics and the new pickups and preamp make this bass SING!!!

I wanted to showcase the A-Designs Audio KGB II Preamp/DI by playing a couple of basses through it. I used my La Bella Olinto P Bass and Colibri JBT J Bass both strung with DR Strings. I went straight into my Apogee Duet with input set at -10 and recording straight to Logic Audio. I did add some limiting and compression. Any slight overdrive is coming from the plug ins, the KGB II is such a killler warm amp and the Cinemag transformer is one of my favorites.

Here's a killer hand made Colibri JBT 4-J style bass. This bass features a 34" Scale Hard Rock Maple neck, Wenge Fretboard, Alder Body, Ulyate Single Coil Pickups, Audere Preamp and Hipshot Hardware. I recorded this direct through my A-Designs REDDI straight into my Apogee Duet and into Logic Audio. Music and guitar by Matt Waldrum and I'm playing the Colibri JBT 4 Bass. This bass is available through The Bass Hang.

Here's a very quick sound demo with some great close up pictures of this amazing Colibri Gedovius 5 String Fretless bass. Handmade by master luthier Rodrigo Castellanos of Colibri bass and guitars. This bass features a Singlecut Mahogany body and neck, 32″ Scale, highly figured Spalted Maple top, Ziricote bridge and fretless Fingerboard, Hipshot tuners, LR Baggs piece pickup and preamp, and has a Urethane finish over Polyester basecoat. I recorded the bass direct through the A-Designs KGB-1tf and into my Apogee Duet. This bass is available from The Bass Hang for $1975.00.

Here's a quick little demo featuring the Form Factor Bi1000 amps Direct Out. I went into my Apogee Duet 2 then into Logic Audio. I used my Lakland 44-60 bass on the first half and Olinto P bass on the second half of this track.

Super excited to get my hands on this awesome instrument. The Olinto P Bass by La Bella is as close to a real 63' Fender P Bass as you can get. Master Luthier, Mas Hino, handbuilds these instruments to 63' P Bass specs, and he nails it. This bass features a relic Alder body (white over sunburst finish), Maple neck, Rosewood fingerboard, a Mas Hino Scatterwound P Bass Pickup, Hipshot reverse tuners, Fender aged bride, and La Bella flat wound strings. This is a great sounding and playing instrument. I recorded the playing examples through my A-Designs Ventura and REDDI, and went directly to Logic Audio through my Apogee Duet. The playing examples are clean bounces with no Plug Ins or effects.

Super excited about this incredible new piece of gear from A-Designs!! It's a Solid State instrument preamp and DI with tone shaping, 3 band EQ. Played my Squire VM Jazz V strung with DR Legend Flatwound strings, and my 60's P-Bass strung with DR High Beams, recorded through my Apogee Duet straight into Logic Audio. Here are some specs: KGB-ITF Solid State Discrete Instrument Preamp/DI Cinemag Output Transformer 3 band EQ with +/-12db gain: Bass-200hz; Mid-2.5k; Treble-7k Ext 20v AC Transformer

Here's a sound demo review of the La Bella White Nylon Tapewound strings on my Wilkins Road Tested WRTPJ4 bass loaded with Ulyate Pickups. Recorded direct through my A-Designs Ventura and Apogee Duet, clean bounce from Logic Audio, no Plug Ins.

Here's the complete audio portion of the review video featuring the Colibrí Guitars and Basses Mexico Gedovius Fretless Singlecut bass and two sets of Tapewound style strings. I record, play and compare the Rotosound Tru Bass Black Nylon strings and the La Bella White Nylon Tapewound strings. Like I mention in the video, the bass came stock with the heavier gauge Rotosounds, so when I change to the lighter La Bella's I had to raise the action a bit with a piece of Card Stock, it sounds great, but with a proper set up for the new strings or a heavier set of La Bella's, it wound sound even better. The playing demos were recorded direct though my A-Designs Ventura and Apogee Duet straight into Logic Audio with no Plug Ins, just a clean bounce.

Just received this beautiful Colibri Gedovius Singlecut Fretless bass to review. Did a quick recording going straight into my A-Designs Ventura Channel Strip and straight into Logic audio via my Apogee Duet. This bass features a Mahogany Chambered Single Cut body and neck, Palo Escrito Top and an Ebony Fretboard. It has a Pieze pickup under the bridge saddle. This is a great playing and sounding instrument.

This sound clip features my Marco Fretless TFL 5 String bass, DR Strings and the A-Designs Ventura Mic Pre/Channel Strip/DI. I used the Instrument DI Input of the A Designs Ventura and the Main Output to go into my Apogee Duet. This Channel Strip is one of the best sounding Channel strips out there, with it's Cinemag Input and Output transformers its one of the warmest solid state DI/Mic Preamps on the market.

In this episode of the podcast, Jeff and I discuss recording the electric guitar.  Topics include DI vs. mic'ed cabinets, wet or dry, favorite microphones and placement, the merits of double tracking and more. In no particular order, we mention the following gear: AKG 414, Shure SM57, BLUE The Ball, AT 4033, Shinybox 46, Electro-Voice PL80, Apogee Duet and Ensemble, MOTU 2408, M-Audio Fastrack Pro, Euphonix MC Mix and Avalon 2022.

News, Crosstalk, a Celebrity Interview and we tweak the Stupid Knob until it cries for mercy! News: Nuendo 4 Released Polyfractus Model 1.1 Reason 4 Released Universal Audio Version 4.8 M-Audio KeyRig 25 M-Audio KeyRig 49 IK Multimedida's SampleMoog Released BFD2 Preview Pics Crosstalk: Mike's son Jeremy leaves LucasArts and moves to Image Movers Digital Al goes to the Apple Store! RadioHead lets fans price their new album (Thanks to Stewart McClellan) John Fogerty's New Album Revival Celebrity Interview: Logic Studio has really been causing a stir. Al sat down with Andy Diekroger from Sweetwater to talk about all things Logic. Andy is a long-time Logic user and just completed his Logic 8 orientation and training with Apple. Andy's Contact Information: Andy Diekroger (800) 222-4700 ex. 1273 andy_diekroger@sweetwater.com And also: andy@projectstuionetwork.com The new amazing value that is Logic Studio!See Apple's Details And Videos The new Apogee Duet firewire interface: The Stupid Knob: Mariah Carey. What kind of tape? Britney's woes continue to grow. Off to KFed's house the kids do go. Viacom CEO Philippe Dauman totally confuses us. Answer To Last Week's Trivia Question: Q: The Buggles Video Killed The Radio Star was the first video to premiere on MTV on August 1, 1981. The millionth video to air on MTV was also Video Killed The Radio Star, aired on MTV February 27, 2000. It's also the third most aired video in MTV history. What is THE most aired video in MTV history? A: Peter Gabriel's Sledgehammer. This week's big winner is Aaron Stewart! Aaron takes home a copy of Guitar And Drum Trainer courtesy of Ryan Smith over at GuitarAndDrumTrainer.com. Honorable Mention goes out to Carlos Orellana and Keith Sommers. See you next week! Related Tags: music recording studio home studio project studio mixing protools plugin frappr creative commons digidesign pro tools mix it like a record project studio network bob brooks unsung heroes of the music business logic studio sonor 7 steinberg nuendo mediabay dragan petrovic polyfractus reason 4 thor polysonic john demetre regroove rpg8 combinator propellerhead universal audio uad precision maximizer precision deesser maudio keyrig bfd ik multimedia samplemoog sampletank polymoog minimoog memorymoog tauras pedals little phatty lucasarts image movers digital apple store radiohead logic studio andy diekroger sweetwater apogee mariah carey britney spears kfed viacom philippe dauman drm the buggles vidoe killed the radio star peter gabriel sledgehammer john fogerty

Au chapitre des questions hyper intéressantes, celle qui nous est parvenue aujourd'hui a le mérite de générer des discussions endiablées, et l'on découvre enfin que Horine est en réalité un conformiste assumé. Arturia Matrixbrute Noir Edition : https://www.arturia.com/products/hardware-synths/matrixbrute-noir/overview Arturia FX Collection 2 : https://www.arturia.com/products/software-effects/fx-collection/overview#fr Modal Electronics Cobalt 8 : https://www.modalelectronics.com/cobalt-series/ Elektron Digitakt : https://www.elektron.se/products/digitakt/ Plugins Spectrasonics sur Apple Silicon : https://www.spectrasonics.net/news/news-content.php?id=125 Apogee Duet 3 : https://apogeedigital.com/products/duet 00:00 Intro 01:08 Début de l'émission 06:25 AskSondiers (Accorder son kick) 30:08 AskSondiers (Température et micro) 41:00 Arturia MatrixBrute Noir 43:33 Arturia FX Collection 2 59:00 Modal Electronics Colbalt 8 fimrmware update 01:02:20 Elektron Digitakt 1.30 Update 01:07:10 Spectrasonics optimisé pour Apple Silicon 01:09:25 Apogee Duet 3 --- SOUTENEZ NOUS ---- Offrez nous un café, ça nous met la patate ! https://tipeee.com/les-sondiers​​ Rejoignez nous sur Discord : https://lessondiers.com/discord Pour vos besoins en matériel, vous pouvez passer par notre lien affilié chez Michenaud, un super magasin pas cher, sérieux et sympa : https://lessondiers.com/michenaud ​ ​Les Sondiers - Une émission live lundimadaire Et en podcast via http://lessondiers.com​​ ​ Suivez nous sur Twitch : https://www.twitch.tv/lessondiers ​Twitter : https://twitter.com/lessondiers​​ ​Instagram : https://instagram.com/lessondiers​​ ​Facebook : https://facebook.com/lessondiers​​ YouTube : https://youtube.com/lessondiersFR​