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| Re: Yamaha 01(02) AW4416 sound needed !!! any suggestion ? [message #74937 is a reply to message #74906] |
Fri, 27 October 2006 08:11   |
LaMont
Messages: 828
Registered: October 2005
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Dimitrios,
The Aw4416 is a high-end sounding studio in a box. It's converters are some
of the best in the box. They are "Highly sought after units that are "secret
weapons" of some producers.
I recently mixed a project (Gospel) that originated from the newer Yamaha
AW line (AW1600). MAN!!! Amazing sound quality. The pre amps are from the
DM2000. If you even heard the DM-2000 mic pres, then you know what i saying.
I hear that the top of the line Aw (AW2400) is in a "sonic" league of it's
own. basically, it's a DM-2000 with a recorder.
I was so impressed with these units, that i'm planning on getting (AW2400)
as my remote recorder/mixer in place of my laptop setup.. It's just that
good..
"Dimitrios" <musurgio@otenet.gr> wrote:
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>Hi,
>Even with all these high end shits , mic preamps ad converters microphones
>sometimes you get amazed by some folks using "cheap" alternatives like Yamaha
>01v or AW4416 workstations.
>I heard some drums and I heard "that" sound on the snare I am looking for
>, crisp punchy and with lot of harmonics.
>Like "californication" song ,you know what snare I mean.
>I believe they used O2 on that song, not sure.
>So as a cheap alternative would I get the same sound using DS2416 dsp factory
>with analog ins and adat out ?
>I amsure it is the yamaha converters and not probably the mic preamps.
>If it is also mic preamps ( I wish not) then I could get me a cheap old
01
>(not V) and use analog outs to DS2416 analog in (DS 2416 has same internal
>routings like 02) and then an adat out card to paris or pulsar.
>What do you think ??
>Regards,
>Dimitrios
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| Re: Yamaha 01(02) AW4416 sound needed !!! any suggestion ? [message #75091 is a reply to message #74937] |
Sun, 29 October 2006 08:24 |
Dimitrios
Messages: 1056
Registered: August 2005
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Hi Thanks,
I really loved the recording some folks made on a 01x standalone Mlan mixer.
I am considering the i88x mlan interface which sells for only 399 $ from
1299$ !
Its because Mlan did not right catch.
The only drawback is if it can be configured to send its inputs (analog)
to its outputs (adat).
Thismay be done as I understand only from inside a NETWORK LAN ON A PC OR
MAC.
Cheers,
Dimitrios
"LaMont" <jjdpro@ameritech.net> wrote:
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>Dimitrios,
>
>The Aw4416 is a high-end sounding studio in a box. It's converters are some
>of the best in the box. They are "Highly sought after units that are "secret
>weapons" of some producers.
>
>I recently mixed a project (Gospel) that originated from the newer Yamaha
>AW line (AW1600). MAN!!! Amazing sound quality. The pre amps are from the
>DM2000. If you even heard the DM-2000 mic pres, then you know what i saying.
> I hear that the top of the line Aw (AW2400) is in a "sonic" league of it's
>own. basically, it's a DM-2000 with a recorder.
>
>I was so impressed with these units, that i'm planning on getting (AW2400)
>as my remote recorder/mixer in place of my laptop setup.. It's just that
>good..
>
>"Dimitrios" <musurgio@otenet.gr> wrote:
>>
>>Hi,
>>Even with all these high end shits , mic preamps ad converters microphones
>>sometimes you get amazed by some folks using "cheap" alternatives like
Yamaha
>>01v or AW4416 workstations.
>>I heard some drums and I heard "that" sound on the snare I am looking for
>>, crisp punchy and with lot of harmonics.
>>Like "californication" song ,you know what snare I mean.
>>I believe they used O2 on that song, not sure.
>>So as a cheap alternative would I get the same sound using DS2416 dsp factory
>>with analog ins and adat out ?
>>I amsure it is the yamaha converters and not probably the mic preamps.
>>If it is also mic preamps ( I wish not) then I could get me a cheap old
>01
>>(not V) and use analog outs to DS2416 analog in (DS 2416 has same internal
>>routings like 02) and then an adat out card to paris or pulsar.
>>What do you think ??
>>Regards,
>>Dimitrios
>
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