Here is an quick tutorial for engineers wondering how to expand their DAW systems using external hardware. Fab Dupont demonstrates how to insert analog gear using the Dangerous 2-bus. Keep in mind, this can be done with similar summing systems such as the SPL MixDream, SSL and others.

PureMix has the http://www.puremix… mixing tutorials by Fab Dupont from Sweetwater's Gearfest 2011 up. They are free. Some comments.

1. As you would expect at a Sweetwater Gearfest there is a lot of focus on gear. But the sales pitch is relatively soft and I did not find it annoying.

first time user

I am teaching in a sprawling university "recording industry" program that is understaffed, budget crisis blah blah...
I have been teaching business but now the production component needs assistance, univ won't hire more teachers...

the one production guy who is there is running everything ADD and DDD, new Avid c24 mixer etc.

I'm personally following Fab Dupont's recording and mixing tricks, specifically hybrid recording and how he does it.
I just finished watching this video on how he used Royer mics to record some of Will Knox songs. It sounds really good and I hope you enjoy this. I love the sound of this artist. Reminds me of some old Led Zeppelin acoustic work.

Novice mix engineer here.

I want to seperate instruments in the frequency spectrum, so that I have a 'good' EQ in the mix.

A panel of some of the great ones talking about Compression:

Anyone have an idea what benefit Fab Dupont has by using the Dangerous Master in his mix rig on his 2-bus?

I heard it in this Sweetwater video on Dangerous Music products.