PreSonus LIVE starring Briana Tyson and a TON of ADL series Preamps is up on YouTube
February 25,2013
Hey! If you missed this incredible presentation, it’s no big deal. Because you can see it on YouTube. Or heck, just click that familiar little triangle-shaped “Play” button below.
We flew Briana in to Baton Rouge, assembled a killer band, and had them track a few songs using Rick’s monster rack of ADL 600 and ADL 700 preamps—because we can. EVERY channel of audio in this production was run through the ADLs. How do you think it sounds?
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“Damn, these sound awesome on acoustic guitars! Can’t wait to start recording vocals!”
Warren working hard at Dockside, but we have more to come on this story in the coming weeks as production on this record continues. Stay tuned!
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Sweetwater’s NAMM 2013 Coverage of the StudioLive 32.4.2AI
February 22,2013
Our friends at Sweetwater spent some time at our NAMM booth getting details on the StudioLive 32.4.2AI from Rodney, our European Product Marketing Manager and technocrat. Big thanks to both!
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StudioLive 24.4.2 on the Adam Corolla Show
February 22,2013
[This just in from Mike Dawson, Engineer/Voice/Producer on The Adam Carolla Show!]
Hey PreSonus!
I wanted to share a bit about our use of the StudioLive 24.4.2 on our broadcast. It’s awesome to have all the built-in effects. I never know what’s going to happen at any given moment on the Adam Carolla Show. Debbie Gibson was a guest on our show during her and Adam’s run on Celebrity Apprentice together. She started singing “Billy, Don’t be a Hero,” by Bo Donaldson. I immediately mixed her mic into the reverb I’ve selected for solo vocal performances (always impromptu!) and she sounded pretty bitchin’. She looked at me through the glass and winked, saying something like “Hey, you’ve got an engineer that knows what he’s doing.” Adam joined in the song, and with the touch of a button they have perfect studio quality reverb on vocals. After the show, Debbie Gibson hugged me.
Most recently, David Alan Grier was doing a hilariously dirty Teddy Pendergrast impression. Again, in milliseconds, reverb is up and easily engaged and disengaged without having to fumble through auxiliaries and faders. This is a bad-ass piece of machinery. I use it in my own production studio, and even travel with it for on-site recording and engineering gigs.
The StudioLive console is so easy to set up for impromptu live performances in the studio. In the past few months, I’ve engineered and mixed live performances by Barry Zito and Kelley James, Susanna Hoffs and Hoobastank, and they all sounded like they were supposed to.
Damn good.
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You Have Until the 28th to Enter This Killer SweetWater Giveaway!
February 20,2013
Time is running out! This giveaway sports a whopping $6848 worth of PreSonus gear! Click here to get more info… and to enter!
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Ghostfeeder’s Fifth Member—The PreSonus FireBox!
February 20,2013
[This just in from Ghostfeeder, electro-rockers and FireBox enthusiasts from Rochester, NY.]
For three years strong, my PreSonus FireBox has been a companion for Ghostfeeder on the stage as well as in the studio, and not once have we experienced artistic differences. The ‘Box is an undeniable asset when it comes to simplicity. When I was initially getting into recording for Ghostfeeder, I was a bit apprehensive about the amount of gear and technological know-how that seemed necessary to properly equip Ghostfeeder for self-sufficient recording. The fact that I literally just had to plug in the FireBox in to my computer in order to get great sound right off the bat pretty much squashed that apprehension. I was able to leave the diagnostics and troubleshooting to the online message boards catering to those who bought products made by the competition. As a result, every guitar, bass and vocal on every Ghostfeeder release has been recorded through the Firebox.
My preference for simplicity extends beyond the studio and into performance gear as well. My FireBox can push sound just as smoothly as it accepts it. It is an indispensable part of Ghostfeeder’s live presentation, pushing enough juice behind our backing tracks to fill any sound system without a hiccup, all while feeding our drummer a custom mix to his headphones. We house the Firebox in a custom-built tripod rack. It allows us to have our FireBox, our DMX light controller and our laptop all mounted onto one module for easily moving all of our technology onto and off of the stage with little fuss. The PreSonus Firebox is the unofficial fifth member of GhostFeeder.
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PreSonus LIVE Airs Thursday! 2p.m. CST / 3 p.m. EST / Noon PST / GMT -6
Tune in to see Briana and her band track a few songs using Rick’s monster rack of ADL 600 and ADL 700 preamps!
PreSonus LIVE: http://bit.ly/LG91se
Also, check out the link to our Nimbit page to get some FREE tracks from Victor Wooten, Stanley Jordan, L’Angelus, and more, all recorded at the PreSonus booth from The NAMM Show 2013… and watch your e-mail for a special offer on Studio One!
FREE Live tracks from NAMM: http://on.fb.me/YhGbRS
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[This just in from Sonic Sense Pro Audio! They just got a hold of the new Eris monitors, and had this to say:]
Today Sonic Sense had a visit from our buddies Mark Stone and CJ Lewis from PreSonus. We were lucky enough to get first listen on PreSonus’ new Eris line of studio monitors. All of us here were VERY impressed. Stay tuned for video demos and comparisons!
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- Mark Stone and the SonicSense team in hardcore listenin’ mode.
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- Mark and the SonicSense Crew!
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- The Eris monitor ships in two varieties, the E5 and E8.
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- Two handsome devils.
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- Three handsome devils.
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Rick is up to Something Big…
February 19,2013
What do you suppose he’s planning for THIS rig?
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Using the MPC Renaissance to Control PreSonus Studio One Transport
February 18,2013
Check out this killer video from mecprosound over on YouTube! He just uploaded this tutorial on setting up the Akai MPC Renaissance controller to control transport in Studio One like a boss.
