Using The Revox a77 To Remove Annoying Digital Frequencies 

Great tip! 🫡

appreciate that 🙏🏼⚡️

thank you fort stopping by! and a high compliment as-well! :)

Thanks for the motivation!

Thank you! Trying to keep it up but losing my voice recently has slowed me down a bit but I shall return!

Thank you! When I make music I dig thru all my packs and pick whatever one shots speak to me in a new curated folder and then give it a name. This time I was using "gallery" & "compact flash summer" on the first 3 songs. The last part of the video is from a live drum session of me improvising an I haven't completed that edit yet. If you tell me specifically what sounds you like I can upload the compact flash summer on the site?

Hey! I’m glad your here :)

Happy to inspire. More similar vids coming! Make music everyday!

@@vvundertone i do I do , thank U 😊

At this time I was using a Electro Voice RE-18 to record. Then with processing I like to use the Sound Toys Radiator to bring in more harmonics.

Thank you! This particular night it was a "Quantegy 499 Grand Master Gold Studio Master Audio Tape"

Ah yes this is common with certain tape devices. The more cheaper or out of maintenance the more likely to experience drift and timing problems. If you have a more professional machine this is less likely. But in the meantime I would suggest committing to the tape drums from the start. So make your drums, bounce it to tape and back to the DAW. Produce the track on top of the tape drums. It’s ok to make music off the grid sometimes in fact I highly recommend it. Give it a try at least once!

@@vvundertone Yes thank you for your response! In my case it's a live recorded Trio Setting. So it won't work. But in case anyone has the same problem I found a plugin called AutoAlign Post wich helps a lot!!

Different things on this video but mostly Arturia Moog synth in the V Collection I believe!

The outputs fine. It’s just the input on the Revox that I occasionally worked too hard.

Just looked up the song! Your right extremely similar groove! I been putting off chopping these loops up I just gotta get to it!

okay for sure! i'm planning another video showing behind the scenes editing of a new pack and will include steps. TY for feedback

Totally. With the work I do I’m not concerned with getting a mix sounding let’s say Dr Dre 2001 I’m more into Madlib style sound. So I like (some) crunchy..But I am always searching for different sounds so I may try this hipass ty!

I would actually leave certain instruments out like drums and bass and do higher instruments like synths and guitar, or maybe just a certain instrument that you want to stand out. I also just thought of something while i was typing, it would be cool if you just did the reverb through it

@@vvundertone this is actually such a sick way to put it madlib is more musical dr dre is more beats that are a platform for rappers

I'm not 100% positive but I think its a MKi (the first version) and they only continued to get bet better and better after this! And yes 2 tracks.

​@@vvundertone The machine looks incredible, but I'm afraid of its technical maintenance. Is this very complicated or expensive?

So far so good on my part. None of my machines has had any issues. But it’s important to know someone who care repair. I live in LA and I’m sure there’s a handful of people who do this stuff I just haven’t found them yet.

This is a highly slept on technique which is very accessible and very cool sounding. You can use a fresh stock vhs for something crispy or find some dusty 1980s horror movie and get some cool lofi warble. Although blending the vhs signal with digital maaaaay be a tad difficult. Let me know how it goes! And I might try too :)

@@vvundertone im do what the guy in the other comment said and use sound marker ill just put some drums at the begining

Ty so much!

what I am referring to is your point. Its too exact. I like shooting film because it enhances the scene, adds a little magic. I feel recording to tape is the same. It gives me back something different than whats in the room. Color, texture, etc.

@@vvundertone yeah fair enough, nothing wrong with that