Dangerous 2-bus?

anonymous 14 February 2002

Anyone used this ? or similar alternatives ie oram 8 channel fader etc... I've decided that mixing my pro tools out to an analog 2-bus mix is the only way I'm gonna get the separation and clarity/depth similar to the studio SSL I rent out for final mixes.
What do people use?

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[[url=http://[/URL]="http://home.catv.ne.jp/dd/strip/mixbuffer_t

Guest Fri, 02/15/2002 - 15:33

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http://www.n-tosch.com/tec/SSL_mix/index.html

Guest Fri, 02/15/2002 - 18:16

http://www.n-tosch.com/tec/SSL_mix/index.html

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http://www.dangerousmusic.com/2-bus.htm

Guest Fri, 02/15/2002 - 18:16

http://www.dangerousmusic.com/2-bus.htm

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http://www.macmidimusic.com/ampurpatinbo.html

Guest Fri, 02/15/2002 - 18:17

http://www.macmidimusic.com/ampurpatinbo.html

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Boy that was a PITA! (The 4 x HTML 's did NOT dig living on the

Guest Fri, 02/15/2002 - 18:21

Boy that was a PITA! (The 4 x HTML 's did NOT dig living on the one page together...)

To explain

2 x Japanese summing buses (custom it seems)
1 x Dangerous 2-Bus (US made)
1 x Neve pure path summing bus ($$$ + needs wireing)

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Look at all those caps in the Jap box. Can't be good for the aud

MadMoose Fri, 02/15/2002 - 22:11

Look at all those caps in the Jap box. Can't be good for the audio. When I looked inside the D2B it was much cleaner.

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