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Don't know if people have seen this before but it's really interesting. He's got some awesome kit and a really fun way of working so have a look!

http://vimeo.com/12642150

Also in case you don't know who he is:

look at all that gear omg

so jealous

SesG wrote:Don't know if people have seen this before but it's really interesting. He's got some awesome kit and a really fun way of working so have a look!

http://vimeo.com/12642150

Also in case you don't know who he is:

Love his stuff, got most of it on vinyl. Gonna check it out, thanks

OMG that gear

so jealous

Yeah the way be makes beats is big, would love to be able to do stuff like that

Just watched it though, great stuff.
Thanks SesG

i like the engineer he works with but i can't help but feel a bit let down by the fact they he does most of the work.


great watch though.

Pity the album was so shit...

Amazing watch a, love me some scruffy. Was surprised about the engineer, is he technically half of Mr. Scruff? Or what's the deal. So much gear, would sell my right nut for it all.

green plan wrote:Amazing watch a, love me some scruffy. Was surprised about the engineer, is he technically half of Mr. Scruff? Or what's the deal. So much gear, would sell my right nut for it all.

Scruff isn't the only big name that uses a mixing engineer. There are a number of cats - especially ones from the old school - who started making records when one actually went into a proper studio to make a record and there would be a mix engineer to do all that stuff. Now that home studios are possible - many of those guys still use mix engineers, just that the engineer comes over to their house/personal studio.

Mad EP wrote:

green plan wrote:Amazing watch a, love me some scruffy. Was surprised about the engineer, is he technically half of Mr. Scruff? Or what's the deal. So much gear, would sell my right nut for it all.

Scruff isn't the only big name that uses a mixing engineer. There are a number of cats - especially ones from the old school - who started making records when one actually went into a proper studio to make a record and there would be a mix engineer to do all that stuff. Now that home studios are possible - many of those guys still use mix engineers, just that the engineer comes over to their house/personal studio.

How much do they cost usually?

xthewiddler wrote:

Mad EP wrote:

green plan wrote:Amazing watch a, love me some scruffy. Was surprised about the engineer, is he technically half of Mr. Scruff? Or what's the deal. So much gear, would sell my right nut for it all.

Scruff isn't the only big name that uses a mixing engineer. There are a number of cats - especially ones from the old school - who started making records when one actually went into a proper studio to make a record and there would be a mix engineer to do all that stuff. Now that home studios are possible - many of those guys still use mix engineers, just that the engineer comes over to their house/personal studio.

How much do they cost usually?

no experience but cant be cheap...

in todays age, what seperates it from stem mixing that 99% of mastering houses are offering?