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Focusrite Liquid Mix Posted on: 22.12.2009 by Efrain Scharr Anyone have one? I just ordered one today, should be here by Monday... Looking like it has some really nice emulators in it. Check it out... http://www.focusrite.com/products/liquid/liquid_mix/
Efrain Scharr 31.12.2009	Originally Posted by Tekki Thanks for this tip, bro'! Always loved the L1 on my PC, but could not get round to obtaining it on mac. its pretty solid little piece... i use it lightly on hats and snares and vox... It is literally a perfect match of the L1just minus the pretty looks, lol. This Liquid Mix is making my stuff sound just 10 times better in the low end.. i am amazed! I am using the Focusrite Green Strip Emulation for the compressor, and the SSL-E emulation for my EQ. In the chain after the LM, I am actually using the Clipper and the Brickwall Limiter from the T-Racks stuff... its polishing out pretty nicely!
Random X 30.12.2009	Originally Posted by LanceBlaise what are you using for a limiter? I have the W1 which is basically the same as Waves L1. Its really good, but not sure if i should be trying something else since i will be using the Liquid Mix for EQ and compression. My friend who convinced me to get the Liquid Mix uses the L# from Waves... here is the link to the W1 - http://www.yohng.com/w1limit.html Thanks for this tip, bro'! Always loved the L1 on my PC, but could not get round to obtaining it on mac.
Efrain Scharr 29.12.2009	Originally Posted by dieselj Well, the problem with that is that you will use both your devices on the same FW-bus. It depends on what mac you have, but im pretty sure you have only one bus but 2 fw ports. Its like that for me, and thats why i got the card Be sure to see how it works in your setup. If you get problems, just add an aditional card Works fine how i did it... not sure how. I read stories on the web of lots of people having problems, but it somehow is working... "if it ain't broke, don't fix it" lol so i'm not gonna fuck with why its working... So now i just gotta figure out where to start with this thing....lol
Cherilyn Kaisler 29.12.2009	Originally Posted by LanceBlaise well I only have 2 firewire ports on my mac thats in my studio, a 400 and an 800... I bought a wire that goes from 400 to 800 to use with the Liquid Mix. I already use the 400 port for my sound card. so the 800 was open and i am gonna use the Liquid Mix in that port... It gets here today and I cannot wait to hook this thing up... I plan on taking all the tracks from my upcoming full length album and mixing them down again with this!!! Well, the problem with that is that you will use both your devices on the same FW-bus. It depends on what mac you have, but im pretty sure you have only one bus but 2 fw ports. Its like that for me, and thats why i got the card Be sure to see how it works in your setup. If you get problems, just add an aditional card
Efrain Scharr 29.12.2009	Originally Posted by mtvstinks you will love the device. It really does a fantastic job. what are you using for a limiter? I have the W1 which is basically the same as Waves L1. Its really good, but not sure if i should be trying something else since i will be using the Liquid Mix for EQ and compression. My friend who convinced me to get the Liquid Mix uses the L# from Waves... here is the link to the W1 - http://www.yohng.com/w1limit.html
Efrain Scharr 22.12.2009	Anyone have one? I just ordered one today, should be here by Monday... Looking like it has some really nice emulators in it. Check it out... http://www.focusrite.com/products/liquid/liquid_mix/
Random X 31.12.2009	Wow, sounds great man!
Efrain Scharr 31.12.2009	Originally Posted by Tekki Thanks for this tip, bro'! Always loved the L1 on my PC, but could not get round to obtaining it on mac. its pretty solid little piece... i use it lightly on hats and snares and vox... It is literally a perfect match of the L1just minus the pretty looks, lol. This Liquid Mix is making my stuff sound just 10 times better in the low end.. i am amazed! I am using the Focusrite Green Strip Emulation for the compressor, and the SSL-E emulation for my EQ. In the chain after the LM, I am actually using the Clipper and the Brickwall Limiter from the T-Racks stuff... its polishing out pretty nicely!
Random X 30.12.2009	Originally Posted by LanceBlaise what are you using for a limiter? I have the W1 which is basically the same as Waves L1. Its really good, but not sure if i should be trying something else since i will be using the Liquid Mix for EQ and compression. My friend who convinced me to get the Liquid Mix uses the L# from Waves... here is the link to the W1 - http://www.yohng.com/w1limit.html Thanks for this tip, bro'! Always loved the L1 on my PC, but could not get round to obtaining it on mac.
Efrain Scharr 29.12.2009	Originally Posted by dieselj Well, the problem with that is that you will use both your devices on the same FW-bus. It depends on what mac you have, but im pretty sure you have only one bus but 2 fw ports. Its like that for me, and thats why i got the card Be sure to see how it works in your setup. If you get problems, just add an aditional card Works fine how i did it... not sure how. I read stories on the web of lots of people having problems, but it somehow is working... "if it ain't broke, don't fix it" lol so i'm not gonna fuck with why its working... So now i just gotta figure out where to start with this thing....lol
Cherilyn Kaisler 29.12.2009	Originally Posted by LanceBlaise well I only have 2 firewire ports on my mac thats in my studio, a 400 and an 800... I bought a wire that goes from 400 to 800 to use with the Liquid Mix. I already use the 400 port for my sound card. so the 800 was open and i am gonna use the Liquid Mix in that port... It gets here today and I cannot wait to hook this thing up... I plan on taking all the tracks from my upcoming full length album and mixing them down again with this!!! Well, the problem with that is that you will use both your devices on the same FW-bus. It depends on what mac you have, but im pretty sure you have only one bus but 2 fw ports. Its like that for me, and thats why i got the card Be sure to see how it works in your setup. If you get problems, just add an aditional card
Efrain Scharr 29.12.2009	Originally Posted by mtvstinks you will love the device. It really does a fantastic job. what are you using for a limiter? I have the W1 which is basically the same as Waves L1. Its really good, but not sure if i should be trying something else since i will be using the Liquid Mix for EQ and compression. My friend who convinced me to get the Liquid Mix uses the L# from Waves... here is the link to the W1 - http://www.yohng.com/w1limit.html
Petra Georgianna 29.12.2009	you will love the device. It really does a fantastic job.
Efrain Scharr 29.12.2009	well I only have 2 firewire ports on my mac thats in my studio, a 400 and an 800... I bought a wire that goes from 400 to 800 to use with the Liquid Mix. I already use the 400 port for my sound card. so the 800 was open and i am gonna use the Liquid Mix in that port... It gets here today and I cannot wait to hook this thing up... I plan on taking all the tracks from my upcoming full length album and mixing them down again with this!!!
Cherilyn Kaisler 29.12.2009	Have it. Also have Focusrite FW soundcard and PowerCore FW unit.... 3 Heavy FW units, but i got an extra FW card for the Expresscard slot on the Macbook and now it works pretty good. Having all those Comp's and EQ's at your DSP-fingertips is awesome!
Xavier Emanuels 29.12.2009	I have been eyeing this off for a while and would like to buy one sometime down the track. Theres some really nice emulations and it doubles for reducing the CPU because the processing isnt done by your CPU - which is extremely useful if your anything like me and always putting some serious load on your CPU.
Petra Georgianna 23.12.2009	It is amazing, however I had issues because I only have one firewire port and I use FW audio interface. So I ended up selling. It really is a nice addition to a studio

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