This is a perfect set up, fantastic. I would love to see what Switzerland looks like at your home. Funny, I have always thought you live in Finland. 🤦♂️🤘😎👍
Been using your signature Bogren IR exclusively for the last week, it's been really great. It does seem very neutral to my ears but has that "Bogren" flavour and that's exactly what I look for lately.
Great rundown Euge! It's very close to what I'm trying to build at my home. I have a 9 x 18 side room next to my studio I'm wanting to sound proof one day or build an isolation booth in it so I can record live cabs as well, interesting to know at the end of the day many engineers prefer the live cabs over IRs and speaker modeling.
All this gear is awesome and all, BUT what is impressive is Euges knowledge of all this gear and his mastery of his instruments.. greatness is right in front our eyes everyone!
Thanks man! Yeah I’ve had the D-Two since early 2000s and realised a few months ago that I actually have it since it was in storage for years. I’m glad I did ’cos it’s great 👌😎. And the MPX1 is just a great multi fx unit made for people like me who thinks that PCM70 is just too confusing 😁.
@@EugeValovirta230V Glad your display on the D-Two still works. I have a D-One and the display is not showing the numeric values. Too bad I liked that unit. As far as the MPX1, are the sounds better than plugins which may do the same thing?
I've seen quite a few home studios and yours is the sharpest and most versatile, and the info you provide is great. Thanks for the tour ... fortsätt jamma!
Great video as always, Euge! I am not familiar at all with sound engineering, just a simple coding/programming nerd, but this kind of vids is curiously meditative for me. It amazes me every time how wide and deep your knowledge domains are. And you always passionate in your attitude to the work, really inspiring! Keep it up and rock and roll, sir! Thanks a lot!🤘🏻
Fantastic studio setup!!🔥🔥💪 Anyone who is fighting over digital only setups or analog only setups needs to watch and follow Euge bc this is the best analog/digital hybrid setup out there! 🤘🤘🔥🤘🤘
Boy, you can tell I'm from Oklahoma because my first thought when you said "underground room" was "storm shelter." Looks great, though! Wish I had even had your setup.
Very informative video. Many thanks for all your content, I especially love seeing the detail and thought that went into this. Can you tell us the chair you use? I always think to myself the chair looks like a great cross of gamer chair and office chair. I'd like to get one for the flip up arm rests. Thank you
Pretty informative, you can do a lot with all that. Was hoping to see you do a video on this. Will have to watch it again, because sometimes I got lost in the mix. Hahahaha.
Great studio Euge! I would have liked the tour to go like this: if you look over there in the rack you’ll only see…”The Bad Boy“…. If you come over here by the studio monitors and look over there you’ll see…”The Bad Boy” now!, if you go to the back of the studio towards the cabs and turn around you’ll luckily see…“The Bad Boy” then.. thanks for watching, C U Next Vid😎😀
that was great, you sure do have a lot going on down there. Thanks for the tour. How about a quick shot of the outside. sounds pretty cool that the house is on a hill or side of a mountain. How is the view?
"800 is 800" - an "Euge is Euge"... What makes Euge so unique: There a are a lot oft enthusiastic gear nerds on RU-vid - but many of them don't seem to have any experience as a gigging musician. Then there are some pros out here - but they seemingly want to show off with their skills rather than teach us something... Euge instead of this is offering so much inside information from his professional background and is sharing his experience. Unlike others, he doesn't hold back his "secrets" (knowing, that the "biggest secret" lies within the hands of a good guitarist anyway). In an environment of self-promoters this is rather unusual and can't be appriciated enough.
This is fantastic, I was just wondering the best way to sum two microphones for my own place, going to have to get one of those Radial boxes. Epic setup!
@@EugeValovirta230V no no))) not about trash))) about dust that's on the audio interface, amps, cabs, on the table, guitars...it appears everywhere in couple days after the cleaning session)))))
I was hoping to see this video, glad i checked back and found it. Looks like i am working with a similar size space plus a bit more to squeeze my drumkit in. Question about your amp room.. any treatment at all or do you just have "stuff" everywhere in there to break up reflections and do some bass control.
Great suff in here! The radial stuff is interesting. I assumed you ran the mic cab's XLR's direct into your board.... very cool. So since each 2:1 box takes 2 mic in's, I would assume that the fredman tecnique uses one 2:1 box, the 421 and e906 take up one 2:1 box and the ribon mic is conneced directly to the catapult mini? Ever thought of offering your own IR pack's off of your setup? Thanks for the studio update, very very interesting!
Thanks! Partly correct. Fredman technique (two 57s) uses one, a single 57 & VR1 ribbon uses one, 421 and 906 are separate. Yeah the forthcoming BluGuitar’s AMP X will have my Bad Boy JCM800 and IRs of my setup 👌.
what did you think of the JST DI match plugin, especially the active pick up simulation I tried matching your guitar source and while it seemed close I can hear some artificial hollow type of effect, not much much latency but not exactly matched, it also does not show a EQ match that seems identical which would be good, the active pick up part seems to be a nice booster even on a clean channel and I had a cooked up plugin with greenscreemer which sounded like a Marshall 2550 clean channel when I matched it to a clean guitar track which was impressive for a DI or EQ match type of thing.
It’s probably more than you want to get into, but I’d love to know your wiring diagram. How do you get all this equipment directed to your computer and interface?
Two audio interfaces; the second is slaved to the main one to get more I/O and all the hardware is connected to those I/Os. Thunderbolt cable from interface to the computer and that’s it.
Coolest setup! 👌👌 Have you ever tried the St rock with headphones? I was thinking if getting a Captor X but in all of the comparisons i've seen it sounds too thin. Maybe this is the one to go for instead? 🤔
Thanks! Yeah it works great. In my experience it’s not as much about the device (the top ones are all really good) but the IR. Sounds thin? Turn more low end from the amp and / or choose an IR that has more balls 💪👌.
@@EugeValovirta230VGood advice! 😁👌 I've been in contact with the great people at St.Rock and they said a new version is coming out soon, a smaller unit 😲 I'm all in!
Excellent video, thanks for the tour! I was watching through the time line and I saw you use Logic, but I don't think you mentioned the computer you're using? I was wondering have you switched over to M1 or M2 and if so how much ram are you running 64? Thanks!
I`ve got recenty a Mesa Rectifier and it`s fully humming with my 1960 Marshall cab. I`ve tried with Noise gate + Eq but I`m not satisfied. what do you suggest? what`s another alternative for the KHE switcher ?Thank you :).
The Revv G8 is one of the newest noisegates out, it doesn't change your tone and is super quiet. As for the head switcher I'd say a Radial headbone tonebone, but it's for only two heads.
My favourite gate is the Fortin Zuul which I have on my board. The key input is the key 😎: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-3F6z8mz-U-E.html Not sure but I guess Ampede (or whatever it’s called) makes those and Kruse Kontrol too. This was just quickly Googling ”amp switchers” but I’m pretty sure there’s others too.
This is probably a dumb question but how do you capture your speech for your videos? Recording guitar to me makes sense because thr mics are right there on the cab or you run thru an IR. But capturing your voice talking in the middle of a room without seeing a mic right by your face?
Hi Euge. Great video and infos on your gear. Thank you. But there is still one question. Whats your practice-setup? Do you use the st.rock direct to the studio monitors and leave the computer off? Do you pratice with headphones? Or unplugged? Would be great to know. Thank you.
