Cameron Apocalypse clip...

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Good recording Steve. What were you using for i/o before? What's your recording chain now?
 
Greazygeo":1c7o1fzd said:
Good recording Steve. What were you using for i/o before? What's your recording chain now?
Thanks man.

I was using an Apogee Symphony system before as well (AD-16X, DA-16X and Symphony 32 card), but everything I had was at the end of availability from Apogee, so I felt it was necessary to upgrade, especially since I could get a brand new Symphony I/O with 8 Analog I/O and 8 Digital I/O for what I got for the AD-16X and DA-16X I sold. I upgraded my Symphony 32 card to a Symphony 64 card, which is still supported. Without doing this, I could no longer upgrade my MacOs, which I can now since what I have is Apogee supported...

I have several mics and mic pres. For the dry sound, my Cameron head is straight into a Cameron 4x12. For recording the dry sound, I used a Heil PR20 -> Great Rivers MP2NV pre -> Apogee Symphony I/O -> Symphony 64 card -> Logic Studio

I also recorded two wet cabs simultaneously with the dry cab. From a line out into my El Capistan stereo echo -> VHT 2/50/2 -> 2 Mojave 4x12s.

For left wet, signal I used Sure SM57 -> Seventh Circle Audio N72 preamp channel -> -> Apogee Symphony I/O -> Symphony 64 card -> Logic Studio

For right wet, signal I used Audix I5 -> Seventh Circle Audio J99 preamp channel -> -> Apogee Symphony I/O -> Symphony 64 card -> Logic Studio

So I recorded all 3 mics at once and then just mixed the wet signal way down so you just get a little taste of it...

I also recorded these two ribbon mics on the dry cab at the sam time, but didn't use them in the mix:

Beyer Dynamics M160 -> Seventh Circle Audio A12 preamp channel -> -> Apogee Symphony I/O -> Symphony 64 card -> Logic Studio
Beyer Dynamics M500 -> Great Rivers MP2NV pre -> -> Apogee Symphony I/O -> Symphony 64 card -> Logic Studio

Steve
 
Is that a mahogany body with maple cap?
Nice. Clip and guitar.
 
Steve,
how does the neck pocket and upper fret reach feel compared to suhr, esp etc....
guitar looks great, one of the 1st times I've seen a Charvel custom that is actually "custom"
 
mixohoytian":dwru9q3v said:
Steve,
how does the neck pocket and upper fret reach feel compared to suhr, esp etc....
guitar looks great, one of the 1st times I've seen a Charvel custom that is actually "custom"
The cutout and angled neck pocket makes it as easy to access the upper frets as any Suhr, etc. I've ever played. Effortless...

Steve
 
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