Using RMX 160 on drums

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Re: Using RMX 160 on drums

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dawman wrote:Plus one can use it via the ADAT I/Os using 2 x adapters from Monoprice.
That way you get a Pedal in the Project Window, which can then have any Instrument or track in Scope diverted to it, I even run matched levels of acceleration, slow and fast speeds, of the B2003 emulation from it;s input, then have parallel dopplers.
A simple fader move for me, and a stomp on the pedal for the Speeds.
It'll make you dizzy.
I just gave an example of how it sounds when we use the B2003 with Celmos Talk Box.
Thats because you mentioned your way.
http://soundcloud.com/bjorn-olofsson/br ... using-also
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Re: Using RMX 160 on drums

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I must say the result says it all.
what did the band say? were they enthousiast?
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I can't hear anything. I can barely distinguish guitar from a very squeeky sounding B3. The drums are barely present, and I don't hear ANY bass at all.

It still sounds like the band was recorded with the microphone stuck inside a tin can pointed at a bed mattress leaning against the wall with the door closed and the band playing in the basement!

So - either the program you're using to make the mp3 is total crap, and is destroying the mix that you are hearing in the studio, or there is something wrong in the use of 'feedback'.

I have to say again that the resulting mix is very bad.

With all the SAT, bx, Optimaster, etc. you are using, these mixes should be FLYING out of the speakers! Instead it's just mush and very un-listenable.

I hope the band is happy.

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Re: Using RMX 160 on drums

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siriusbliss wrote: So - either the program you're using to make the mp3 is total crap,
Soundcloud uploads dont require MP3 reduction - everything I upload is at least CD quality WAV - sometimes 48KHZ 24 bit.
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Re: Using RMX 160 on drums

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dante wrote:
siriusbliss wrote: So - either the program you're using to make the mp3 is total crap,
Soundcloud uploads dont require MP3 reduction - everything I upload is at least CD quality WAV - sometimes 48KHZ 24 bit.
I know.
I use it.
Just sayin :wink:
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Re: Using RMX 160 on drums

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siriusbliss wrote:
dante wrote:
siriusbliss wrote: So - either the program you're using to make the mp3 is total crap,
Soundcloud uploads dont require MP3 reduction - everything I upload is at least CD quality WAV - sometimes 48KHZ 24 bit.
I know.
I use it.
Just sayin :wink:

Dont worry about our band they understand basics here.
Aha now you want me to master it to be stronger.
So you dont know that low levels are good when you want to amp it live.
Why dont you just raise the volym,because its not mp3,its 48 KHZ coming from the Optimaster.
Its the right volym to amplifie it live so it will not make distortion .
Just right now we have some other things to do than trying to convince you.
If you think you can do this using Cubase or Nuendo,
you are really in the wrong application.
I will master it when Voice is made later here.
It will sound very strong on level -0,007
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Re: Using RMX 160 on drums

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niceboy wrote: Just right now we have some other things to do than trying to convince you.
Yeah, we're just like, you know, the potential audience.
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Mr Arkadin wrote:
niceboy wrote: Just right now we have some other things to do than trying to convince you.
Yeah, we're just like, you know, the potential audience.
So what ?
This was to show the sound of the Snare when using RMX 160.
If you just raise the level you can hear the Organ,
with the famous Billy Preston full organ registration using Celmos Talk Box.
Its been a secret for very long time how to do that.
Its ment to be heard but still in the backround.
Its just the like the Sibirian tube by purpose low volym ,
but still heard on the righ side
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Re: Using RMX 160 on drums

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niceboy wrote:So what ?
That's the spirit! Yeah, screw the audience! Who needs them anyway!? :D

niceboy wrote: If you just raise the level you can here the Organ with the famous Billy Preston full organ,
registration.using Celmos Talk Box.
Sorry, but I don't hear anything that sounds like a Billy Preston organ to me. Or any kind of organ for that matter.
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Mr Arkadin wrote:
niceboy wrote:So what ?
That's the spirit! Yeah, screw the audience! Who needs them anyway!? :D

niceboy wrote: If you just raise the level you can here the Organ with the famous Billy Preston full organ,
registration.using Celmos Talk Box.
Sorry, but I don't hear anything that sounds like a Billy Preston organ to me. Or any kind of organ for that matter.
Yes its a fact then ,you schould then go and talk to him ,not me.
Or maybe you schould stop discussion with me .
Use your Cubase instead .
This is for users of RME HDSPe MADI as preamp to Scope .
Thats for professional users not Cubase users.
If you dont understand that we dont mix,
everything is already mixed.
Just stay away ,this is not your discussion club.
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Re: Using RMX 160 on drums

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niceboy wrote: Yes its a fact then ,you schould then go and talk to him ,not me.
Sadly he's dead so that's not really an option, otherwise I would post your files to him and see what he thinks.
niceboy wrote: This is for users of RME HDSPe MADI as preamp to Scope .
Thats for professional users not Cubase users.
RME aren't the top pre-amp makers. Any pro knows that. I use Scope XITE-1 pre-amps which are plenty good enough for professional use. Plenty of professionals use Cubase to record in - after all it's just a glorified tape recorder. What do you record on again that is so much more professional? Do you use gold bits? Maybe that's what makes you more of a professional than me.

Professional is experience and attitude, not what equipment you use. You don't have it.
niceboy wrote:Just stay away ,this is not your discussion club.
No, and it's not yours either. It's John Cooper's. Go and make your own forum if you don't like being on a public forum where ANYONE can respond, then you can have that wonderful discussion with yourself that you obviously enjoy and you don't have to put up with pesky things like different opinions, experience, people with ears etc.
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Re: Using RMX 160 on drums

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Mr Arkadin wrote:
niceboy wrote: Yes its a fact then ,you schould then go and talk to him ,not me.
Sadly he's dead so that's not really an option, otherwise I would post your files to him and see what he thinks.
niceboy wrote: This is for users of RME HDSPe MADI as preamp to Scope .
Thats for professional users not Cubase users.
RME aren't the top pre-amp makers. Any pro knows that. I use Scope XITE-1 pre-amps which are plenty good enough for professional use. Plenty of professionals use Cubase to record in - after all it's just a glorified tape recorder. What do you record on again that is so much more professional?

Professional is experience and attitude, not what equipment you use. You don't have it.
niceboy wrote:Just stay away ,this is not your discussion club.
No, and it's not yours either. It's John Cooper's. Go and make your own forum if you don't like being on a public forum where ANYONE can respond, then you can have that wonderful discussion with yourself that you obviously enjoy and you don't have to put up with pesky things like different opinions, experience, people with ears etc.
I dont care about your discussions.
We have some close connections with Sonic Core ,
and the Xited forum was started because people like you totally desrtoyed PlanetZ.
Thats the opinion also from some famous Australian soundenginers.
So stay away from me, I dont like your crap soundtechnic .
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niceboy wrote: Just stay away ,this is not your discussion club.
Bear.
I hear this kind of argumentation more often these days, like also yesterday in that infamous other thread.
What is this, people asking for only posting by people who would agree to the presented content?
Reminds me of good old Eric who even asked John for a specific subforum just for people with his plugs :lol:
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Re: Using RMX 160 on drums

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hubird wrote:
niceboy wrote: Just stay away ,this is not your discussion club.
Bear.
I hear this kind of argumentation more often these days, like also yesterday in that infamous other thread.
What is this, people asking for only posting by people who would agree to the presented content?
Reminds me of good old Eric who even asked John for a specific subforum just for people with his plugs :lol:
So what ?
Have you been drinking alcohol again .
You admitted before that you had when you posted your crap.
So maybe you schould stop drinking for breakfast.
Bear
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funny you :lol:
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Re: Using RMX 160 on drums

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niceboy wrote: I dont care about your discussions.
I'm sure you don't care about anyone's opinion but your own. This is quite obvious.
niceboy wrote: We have some close connections with Sonic Core ,
I'm sure... :roll:
niceboy wrote:and the Xited forum was started because people like you totally desrtoyed PlanetZ.
Um, no, wrong. I was actually one of the first people invited over by the forum's creator before it went publicly online.
niceboy wrote: Thats the opinion also from some famous Australian soundenginers.
Wow, so nice they even noticed lttle old me... :lol: I'm going to Australia next year, maybe hook me up with them. I bet we'd enjoy a cold beer and a laugh.
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Re: Using RMX 160 on drums

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Mr Arkadin wrote:
niceboy wrote: I dont care about your discussions.
I'm sure you don't care about anyone's opinion but your own. This is quite obvious.
niceboy wrote: We have some close connections with Sonic Core ,
I'm sure... :roll:
niceboy wrote:and the Xited forum was started because people like you totally desrtoyed PlanetZ.
Um, no, wrong. I was actually one of the first people invited over by the forum's creator before it went publicly online.
niceboy wrote: Thats the opinion also from some famous Australian soundenginers.
Wow, so nice they even noticed lttle old me... :lol: I'm going to Australia next year, maybe hook me up with them. I bet we'd enjoy a cold beer and a laugh.
We dont care about you .
You act rude and are not as music people are
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Re: Using RMX 160 on drums

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niceboy wrote: You act rude and are not as music people are
Sadly too many 'musos' are like you.
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Re: Using RMX 160 on drums

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Niceboy, you're referring to Xited forum, but your 'conversations' on that forum are also not really successful, isn't it?
If you have any discussion at all, mostly you get no replies. How come?
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Re: Using RMX 160 on drums

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just had a listen sounds like its coming from a paper muffled bag

cant here any organ at all

the timings sloppy

the guitars dont even follow the drums they play there own timing

its dull and lifeless

learn to mix obviously you dont know the basics

as a famous song i would say

rip it up and start again

as no amount of mastering is going to make it sound right

you get it right at the recording stage first

then you dont need to master
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