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Using the Focusrite Saffire Pro 40 as our interface & I/O patchbay, we will reamp/reprocess prerecorded material using analog outboard gear instead of software plugins. This video is very detailed & in-depth with step-by-step explanations of every decision along the way involving cable connections, compressor settings, gain-staging (volume levels), & more. Outboard equipment used includes:

- ART PRO VLA II compressor
- Chameleon Labs 7720 compressor
- Millennia HV-3D preamp
- ART TubeMP
- BBE 382i Sonic Maximizer
- Mogami Cables
- Afro Wigs
- Etc...

For anyone interested in taking prerecorded material, running it out of the Focusrite Saffire Pro 40 (or any interface, really), into analog hardware, & back into the DAW... this is the video for you!

Special thanks to my brothers & sisters in Khabarovsk, Russia -- Simple Is Good: http://www.last.fm/music/Simple+is+Good

** So many people have posted that I "need" a patch bay that I would like to respond in four simple points:
1. I don't need a patch bay. YOU need a patch bay!
2. If I had a patch bay, I would NOT use it in this video anyways because not everyone in the world has a patch bay. It is important to be sensitive to other peoples' situations, especially in the realm of instruction.
3. My equipment is based on modularity because it is constantly moving around & adapting to specific recording sessions. While I have a "default" setup for things, it almost never stays that way. A patch bay would be totally pointless because I would be changing the connections on a daily basis.
4. I don't want a patch bay & sleep just fine at night knowing that there is not a patch bay in my inventory.

Having said that, if enough people demand that I get a patchbay (since my life is apparently incomplete without one), I promise to make a PATCHBAY DESTRUCTION video where I will set one on fire & smash it to pieces with a large hammer.

Feel free to post comments, questions, & ideas for other videos! More to come in the future...