Old Skool Engineer Discovers Studio One Pro
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Tuesday, August 24, 2010
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I’m Rick Naqvi, and I'm the owner/engineer of Black Dog Recording Studio in Baton Rouge, Louisiana and play guitar in the funk band Phat Hat. I have been working for PreSonus for the past 14 years and am currently the Vice President of Sales and Marketing. I enjoy working with people that are passionate about music and audio. Welcome to the PreSonus Blog!
PreSonus Customer Support Manager Alex Faucheux is a graduate of Full Sail University and is a veteran Foley artist, creating sound effects for films. A member of the all-PreSonus employee band Fat Rocker, he plays bass, guitar, and harmonica.
Jonathan Hillman, Studio One Software Project Manager is a six year PreSonus veteran with a degree in music from LSU. A gigging musician when not immersed in the digital world, Jonathan is also a composer and arranger for the Baton Rouge Symphony.
An established guitarist, vocalist, engineer, and producer, PreSonus Product Specialist and Customer Support representative Justin Spence graduated from the SAE Institute of Technology, then worked as an instructor and supervisor at the New York and Nashville campuses of the school before joining PreSonus. In addition to his work with PreSonus, he owns and operates the All Audio mobile recording service in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, and engineers projects at Alliance Recording Studios in Miami, Florida.
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3 Comments:
sow what is the purpose of having a StudioLive for a studio, when it will be cheaper to use Firestudio? Same preamps... StudioLIve if worthless for a studio. No midi, no DAW control, just turns into a big interface that takes up space... I would like to see videos of StudioLives' benefits in the studio other than just an interface.
YOU'RE RIGHT TO A DEGREE...YOU'RE GETTING THE USE OF THE FAT CHANNEL EFFECTS. THEY'RE REALLY NICE...IT'S REALLY MADE TO BE A LIVE RECORDING TOOL. IT JUST HAPPENS TO WORK FOR US STUDIO ONE USERS TOO. UNFORTUNATELY IT'S NOT AS INTUITIVE AS FAR AS CONTROLLING THE DAW AS WE WOULD LIKE. I'M QUITE SURE THAT THEY'RE CONSIDERING THAT FOR THE NEXT MIXER.. I KNOW THAT I'M BLOWING UP THEIR PHONE LINES WITH THE REQUEST FOR BETTER DAW CONTROL AND MOTORIZED FADERS...LOL
YOU'RE RIGHT TO A DEGREE...YOU'RE GETTING THE USE OF THE FAT CHANNEL EFFECTS. THEY'RE REALLY NICE...IT'S REALLY MADE TO BE A LIVE RECORDING TOOL. IT JUST HAPPENS TO WORK FOR US STUDIO ONE USERS TOO. UNFORTUNATELY IT'S NOT AS INTUITIVE AS FAR AS CONTROLLING THE DAW AS WE WOULD LIKE. I'M QUITE SURE THAT THEY'RE CONSIDERING THAT FOR THE NEXT MIXER.. I KNOW THAT I'M BLOWING UP THEIR PHONE LINES WITH THE REQUEST FOR BETTER DAW CONTROL AND MOTORIZED FADERS...LOL
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