New YouTube Channel - PlugMEin

[M2E]

Hey Everyone, I've been a longtime Avid/Digidesign member, user and contributor. So it makes me happy, excited and proud to say that I've finally got this channel up and going.
Take a look everyone and let me know you're thoughts. I wanted to create a channel that was a little more then how you start recording but to go a little deeper into the basics and beyond.
Also go into most of the plugins I own (780+) to show tips, tricks and best ways to use these incredible plugins.

Welcome To PlugMEin....

PS...Be gentle...NOT....Hahaha

Marc

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCsu...n9ilw/featured

[amagras]

Awesome, take a look at mine too:
https://m.youtube.com/andreimartinezagras

[M2E]

Originally Posted by amagras

Awesome, take a look at mine too:
https://m.youtube.com/andreimartinezagras

Very cool. The ole Abbey Road trick. Nice...
You should put a delay in front of that ala Waves H-Delay, put it in ping pong then the Reverb, or maybe put a multi-mono trim between the 2, put one side out of phase to get an even bigger sound. That sounds great as well.

Thanks, Marc

[amagras]

Originally Posted by M2E

Very cool. The ole Abbey Road trick. Nice...
You should put a delay in front of that ala Waves H-Delay, put it in ping pong then the Reverb, or maybe put a multi-mono trim between the 2, put one side out of phase to get an even bigger sound. That sounds great as well.

Thanks, Marc

Thanks. I like to use Soundtoys Microshift for that.

[DonaldM]

Originally Posted by M2E

Hey Everyone, I've been a longtime Avid/Digidesign member, user and contributor. So it makes me happy, excited and proud to say that I've finally got this channel up and going.
Take a look everyone and let me know you're thoughts. I wanted to create a channel that was a little more then how you start recording but to go a little deeper into the basics and beyond.
Also go into most of the plugins I own (780+) to show tips, tricks and best ways to use these incredible plugins.

Welcome To PlugMEin....

PS...Be gentle...NOT....Hahaha

Marc

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCsu...n9ilw/featured

Very nicely done, Marc, and useful info too! I liked the idea you have in your track layout of using a divider bus between sections. Hadn't thought of that before. I think you're right, everyone uses brown for bass!! The other colors are up for grabs!

[DonaldM]

Originally Posted by amagras

Awesome, take a look at mine too:
https://m.youtube.com/andreimartinezagras

Great trick Andrei! I don't recall ever seeing the Abby Road trick before. And I never knew you had a Youtube channel!

[Southsidemusic]

Originally Posted by DonaldM

Great trick Andrei! I don't recall ever seeing the Abby Road trick before. And I never knew you had a Youtube channel!

It’s an old trick from Pensados place In to the Lair if you wanna see more.

[amagras]

Originally Posted by DonaldM

Great trick Andrei! I don't recall ever seeing the Abby Road trick before. And I never knew you had a Youtube channel!

Thank you Donald, I made the video when I was struggling to understand the trick (not long ago), I ended up making the test shown in the video. Since then I use filters on almost all my parallel processes.

Originally Posted by Southsidemusic

It’s an old trick from Pensados place In to the Lair if you wanna see more.

The Abbey Road reverb trick must be slightly older than Pensado

[DonaldM]

Originally Posted by Southsidemusic

It’s an old trick from Pensados place In to the Lair if you wanna see more.

Thanks! I haven't been there in a while!

[Southsidemusic]

LOL Regarding the comment by Andrei

I didn’t say Pensado invented that trick seeing it’s referred to as
”Abby Road Trick” but the age of Dave aside it is a good thing and works great!