A blog for people interested in audio production (music, audio books, postproduction, recording, mixing, mastering) and of course for people interested in my musical activities. Custom midi loops and preset packs + gear & software reviews
Tuesday, November 12, 2013
Monday, August 26, 2013
Recent Sariola activities/Gear upgrade
Recent Sariola activities.
The shooting of the video to Sariola's single "From the dismal Sariola" is on 22th of september. Drum recordings will take place in the Woodhouse Studios in Hagen, Germany, Mixing will be done at The Parlour Studio by the awesome Neil Haynes and my humble self. Costumes and decorations are almost ready. We can't wait until it's all done. More than 30 People are involved in the production process.
Some hardware news:
Still working on the rig. The new 4x12" cab is now an ENGL PRO 412SL, loaded, as always, with my favourite v30's. Tc electronic G-Sharp replaced with G-Major 2. (G-Sharp is now the backup fx-unit). Modded the bcf1010 midi controller with the eureka prom chip, for extra control of the g-major2, speaker and instrumental cables replaced through klotz rock master and titanium cables. Had to f*ck around with setting all the midi settings to work with the amp. behringer btr rack tuner now only works as rack light :))) Just one more 19" unit space left in the rack. I'll hold it for the new wireless unit. Can't decide which one to get. I think that for the next show i'll need a dedicated guitar tech to do all the switching.
The shooting of the video to Sariola's single "From the dismal Sariola" is on 22th of september. Drum recordings will take place in the Woodhouse Studios in Hagen, Germany, Mixing will be done at The Parlour Studio by the awesome Neil Haynes and my humble self. Costumes and decorations are almost ready. We can't wait until it's all done. More than 30 People are involved in the production process.
Some hardware news:
Still working on the rig. The new 4x12" cab is now an ENGL PRO 412SL, loaded, as always, with my favourite v30's. Tc electronic G-Sharp replaced with G-Major 2. (G-Sharp is now the backup fx-unit). Modded the bcf1010 midi controller with the eureka prom chip, for extra control of the g-major2, speaker and instrumental cables replaced through klotz rock master and titanium cables. Had to f*ck around with setting all the midi settings to work with the amp. behringer btr rack tuner now only works as rack light :))) Just one more 19" unit space left in the rack. I'll hold it for the new wireless unit. Can't decide which one to get. I think that for the next show i'll need a dedicated guitar tech to do all the switching.
Friday, July 26, 2013
How to setup your computer for audio production
We live in a time where a decent home-recording or even a semi-pro recording studio are quite affordable. In my older article i explained how to set it up for about 400$. However not every pc is being used optimally. In this article uncle Eugene will tell you how to push your Audio-PC's efficiency to the max! Read on...
Tuesday, May 28, 2013
Eugene Getman's audio production diaries: 10 hints on how to choose a metal amp
Eugene Getman's audio production diaries: 10 hints on how to choose a metal amp: So you're up to buy a tube hi-gain monster, but you're not certain about how to choose the amp of your dreams? Let me share some ex...
Wednesday, May 22, 2013
TC Electronic G-Sharp review and sound samples
TC Electronic is well-known for expensive high quality effect processors in all imaginable directions, be it reverbs, delays, mastering processors or guitar and vocal fx processors. The G-Sharp is supposed to bring some of the classic TC Electronic effects (reverbs, delays and some modulations) in to a 19" guitar rack device for an affordable price. I had the chance to test this unit extensively and i will gladly share my expirience in this article. Read on!
Sunday, May 12, 2013
Radial Pro RMP reamp box review. Big reamps for little buck?
Ok, this unit is quite popular and there are tons of reviews out there, but as always: I'm not just reviewing from my point of view, i'm delivering some proof to what i say. My big question on this one is: how big the difference between original guitar player and a re-amp with this unit would be? Do i have to expect some serious sound losses and if yes, can i actually make them up in any way? If you want to find out about the Radial Pro RMP more, that read on! Uncle Eugene will tell and show ;)
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