Lonnie Vaughn shows us how to properly update the UMC-1 with the new Version 6 software and firmware.
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Tuesday, 5 March 2013
UMC-1 Version 6 Firmware Update - Overview with Lonnie Vaughn
UMC-1 Version 6 Firmware Update - Overview with Lonnie Vaughn Video Clips. Duration : 14.70 Mins.
Lonnie Vaughn shows us how to properly update the UMC-1 with the new Version 6 software and firmware.
Lonnie Vaughn shows us how to properly update the UMC-1 with the new Version 6 software and firmware.
Tuesday, 26 February 2013
Pro Tools: Setting up the studio: Speakers and acoustics | lynda.com
Pro Tools: Setting up the studio: Speakers and acoustics | lynda.com Tube. Duration : 13.77 Mins.
Watch more at www.lynda.com This specific tutorial is a single movie from chapter one of the Mixing and Mastering with Pro Tools course presented by lynda.com author Brian Lee White. The complete course has a total duration of 9 hours and 18 minutes. Mixing and Mastering with Pro Tools table of contents: Introduction 1. Preparing to Mix 2. Working with the Pro Tools Mixer 3. Mixing Tools and Strategies 4. Understanding and Using EQ (Equalization) 5. Understanding and Using Dynamics Processors 6. Mixing with Reverb, Delay, and Other Effects 7. Introducing the Pro Tools Creative Collection 8. Automating the Mix 9. Putting It All Together 10. Mastering in Pro Tools 11. Reviewing Third-Party Plug-Ins 12. Additional Topics Conclusion
Watch more at www.lynda.com This specific tutorial is a single movie from chapter one of the Mixing and Mastering with Pro Tools course presented by lynda.com author Brian Lee White. The complete course has a total duration of 9 hours and 18 minutes. Mixing and Mastering with Pro Tools table of contents: Introduction 1. Preparing to Mix 2. Working with the Pro Tools Mixer 3. Mixing Tools and Strategies 4. Understanding and Using EQ (Equalization) 5. Understanding and Using Dynamics Processors 6. Mixing with Reverb, Delay, and Other Effects 7. Introducing the Pro Tools Creative Collection 8. Automating the Mix 9. Putting It All Together 10. Mastering in Pro Tools 11. Reviewing Third-Party Plug-Ins 12. Additional Topics Conclusion
Friday, 8 February 2013
Better Cables Silver Serpent II XLR Cable (Balanced Audio Cable) - 3 meter (9.84 feet) - Stereo Pair (2 cables) - High-End, High-Performance, Silver/Copper Hybrid, Low-Capacitance, Audiophile XLR Balanced Audio Cables (XLR Male to XLR Female)
Better Cables Silver Serpent II XLR Cable (Balanced Audio Cable) - 3 meter (9.84 feet) - Stereo Pair (2 cables) - High-End, High-Performance, Silver/Copper Hybrid, Low-Capacitance, Audiophile XLR Balanced Audio Cables (XLR Male to XLR Female)
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Tuesday, 22 January 2013
LG® (OEM) HBS 700 Bluetooth Stereo Headset Review in HD
LG® (OEM) HBS 700 Bluetooth Stereo Headset Review in HD Video Clips. Duration : 2.22 Mins.
The LG HBS-700 is a light weight and comfortable Bluetooth stereo headset with a unique design and fashionable style. It has full metal body construction and its Bluetooth ringtone answering function allows headset to ring for incoming calls. You can make a direct phone call from your headset to most recent call by its recent call re-dial function. Moreover you can just push send button for a second to hold incoming calls, push it again to get back. When you listening to music, it will let you know your incoming calls by strong vibrating (as your cell phone's) from one side. Provides Up to 5 hours talk time or 200 hours standby. LG® (OEM) HBS 700 Bluetooth Stereo Headset available at: www.fommy.com Be sure to follow us: www.Facebook.com www.Blog.Fommy.com http
The LG HBS-700 is a light weight and comfortable Bluetooth stereo headset with a unique design and fashionable style. It has full metal body construction and its Bluetooth ringtone answering function allows headset to ring for incoming calls. You can make a direct phone call from your headset to most recent call by its recent call re-dial function. Moreover you can just push send button for a second to hold incoming calls, push it again to get back. When you listening to music, it will let you know your incoming calls by strong vibrating (as your cell phone's) from one side. Provides Up to 5 hours talk time or 200 hours standby. LG® (OEM) HBS 700 Bluetooth Stereo Headset available at: www.fommy.com Be sure to follow us: www.Facebook.com www.Blog.Fommy.com http
Saturday, 19 January 2013
Metallica - Master of Puppets (cover)
Metallica - Master of Puppets (cover) Video Clips. Duration : 8.63 Mins.
Master of Puppets is Metallica's best song in my opinion, so I had to make a cover. Because of a problem where my camera doesn't seem to record at the exact right tempo, I have to re-sync the video multiple times. There's no problem with the audio however, since I record all audio with an mp3-player (at the same time). But because of the camera issue, the video gets more out of sync as the time passes by. Thus I have to move the video a split second every minute. You may find the video a bit out of sync sometimes. YouTube made it even more out of sync, well I hope you enjoy it anyway! Recorded the 4th - 7th of July 2009 using a Pentax Optio M30 regular digital camera, audio recorded with an iAudio 7. Edited using Magix Music Maker 10 Deluxe and streamed as a 640x480 resolution Windows Media Video with 25 fps. Drums recorded the 7th of July 2009, using a cheap mixer, JJLabs microphones, and Peace drums with one Zildjian Planet Z-cymbal (right) and one Sabian B8 16" rock crash (left). Guitar: Washburn X16 G13 (with EMG 81/85). Amplifier: Peavey 6505+ and an Ashdown Peacemaker 412A cabinet with Celestion G12E-50 speakers. Settings: Lead channel: Pre: 7.5 Low: 7 Mid: 2 High: 8 Post: 0.8 Resonance: 6 Presence: 9 Strings: D'Addario Nickel Wound .009-.042 Pick: Dunlop Jazz III If you rate it, please motivate and write a comment too. Thanks for watching!
Master of Puppets is Metallica's best song in my opinion, so I had to make a cover. Because of a problem where my camera doesn't seem to record at the exact right tempo, I have to re-sync the video multiple times. There's no problem with the audio however, since I record all audio with an mp3-player (at the same time). But because of the camera issue, the video gets more out of sync as the time passes by. Thus I have to move the video a split second every minute. You may find the video a bit out of sync sometimes. YouTube made it even more out of sync, well I hope you enjoy it anyway! Recorded the 4th - 7th of July 2009 using a Pentax Optio M30 regular digital camera, audio recorded with an iAudio 7. Edited using Magix Music Maker 10 Deluxe and streamed as a 640x480 resolution Windows Media Video with 25 fps. Drums recorded the 7th of July 2009, using a cheap mixer, JJLabs microphones, and Peace drums with one Zildjian Planet Z-cymbal (right) and one Sabian B8 16" rock crash (left). Guitar: Washburn X16 G13 (with EMG 81/85). Amplifier: Peavey 6505+ and an Ashdown Peacemaker 412A cabinet with Celestion G12E-50 speakers. Settings: Lead channel: Pre: 7.5 Low: 7 Mid: 2 High: 8 Post: 0.8 Resonance: 6 Presence: 9 Strings: D'Addario Nickel Wound .009-.042 Pick: Dunlop Jazz III If you rate it, please motivate and write a comment too. Thanks for watching!
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