Millennia's NSEQ2, the same EQ in the STT-1 Origin Mic Pre, is a very clean EQ that can be used in recordings of all genres. Previously, we explored the four band parametric EQ on Steinway grand piano and saxophone. In this video, we demonstrate how the EQ can give us a variety of colors on electric guitar in this rough mix of Scott Sawyer (http://www.scottsawyer.net/) and members of The Old Ceremony (http://www.theoldceremony.com/). Using the EQ, we can find the sound we want to fit the electric guitar into the mix. To find out more about this fantastic EQ, give us a call here at Sound Pure anywhere, anytime 919.682.5552. Or email us at sales@soundpure.com

The Millennia NSEQ2 is an amazing EQ, the same this on the STT-1 Origin Mic Preamp. This four band parametric EQ is very versatile and transparent and can be used in many situations. In this video, we sweep through the EQ on a jazz piano recording to demonstrate how clean it is before brightening up the Steinway Grand Piano . If you are interested in the Millennia NSEQ-2 or the STT-1, please let us know. We would be happy to give you more information on this excellent EQ. Call us anytime, anywhere in the world at 919.682.5552.

The Millennia NSEQ2 shares the same sensation EQ as the STT1 Origin Mic Preamp channel strip. In this demonstration we take you through the tube and transformer coloration capabilities, as we engage and disengage these on a Jazz Grand Piano recording. We then demonstrate the capability of the EQ in a surgical fashion, by taking out some offending frequencies in a Baritone Sax. Give us a call to discuss either of these powerful products from Millennia media that we rely on in our professional work here at Sound Pure Studios. Call us anytime, anywhere in the world at 919.682.5552.

Millennia Media's STT-1 Origin contains their clean/transparent preamp, a four band parametric EQ, Compressor, De-esser, and both vacuum tube and solid state signal path options. It is also possible to link a pair of STT-1s in order to use them as a mix bus/stereo pair - great for mastering. This video provides an overview of the Origin, and covers all of the features. This is also the last video in our Millennia Media video series. Check out all of our other videos featuring Millennia's products.

The Millennia STT-1 Origin channel strip from Millennia Media is an all-in-one recording channel. It offers Class-A vacuum tube circuitry, Class A, discrete, J-FET solid state topology, as well as a colorful choice of transformer-coupled or transformerless audio paths. The Origin utilizes Millennia's fantastic NSEQ, TCL compressor, DI, HV-3 solid state mic pre, and de-esser. A pair of STT-1s can be linked in order to use them as a mix bus/stereo pair - perfect for mastering. In this video we use a pair of STT-1s to master an indie rock song by Peter Bergquist, a simple, four mic drum track, and a big band tune written by Tony Mazzella and performed by the UNC Jazz Band here at Sound Pure Studios. Listen to the differences between the before and after settings. If you are interested in the Millennia STT-1 Origin or any other recording gear, please don't hesitate to call or email us hear at Sound Pure.

In this video, Sound Pure pro audio specialist Ted G runs us through the Rupert Neve 5211 2-Channel microphone preamp. We tested it on acoustic guitar, grand piano and vocals, with a little help from Michael Buckley. In this demo, Michael plays "Confession," a song he wrote and recorded with his band Ekiim Ariara, for their 2015 debut album, "Dead Man's Song" (available now on iTunes, Spotify and Bandcamp).

In this video, Sound Pure pro audio specialist Chuck Giardino runs us through the sE Electronics RNT Multi-Pattern Tube Condenser Microphone with a little help from our very own Michael Buckley on vocals. In this demo, Michael sings "Confession," a song he wrote and recorded with his band Ekiim Ariara, for their 2015 debut album, "Dead Man's Song" (available now on iTunes, Spotify and Bandcamp).

In this video, Sound Pure pro audio specialist Chuck Giardino runs us through the brand new Soyuz 013 Tube small-diaphragm condenser mic set. We tested a pair of 013 Tubes on acoustic guitar and grand piano with a little help from our very own Michael Buckley. In this demo, Michael plays "Confession," a song he wrote and recorded with his band Ekiim Ariara, for their 2015 debut album, "Dead Man's Song" (available now on iTunes, Spotify and Bandcamp). Note: The vocal performance was recorded with an sE Electronics RNT Multi-Pattern Tube Condenser Microphone.

Reverb processing with the Bricasti M7 on sax. We continue to explore the presets on the M7 going through different rooms, studios, halls, and stages - both V1 and V2 presets. Amazing reverbs can be achieved out of the box using the Bricasti Design's amazing reverb processor. Engineers everywhere are astounded at the clarity of the M7 and how it preserves the harmonic content and detail while sounding completely natural. Watch our other M7 processing demos as well as our discussion videos. If you have any questions about the Bricasti M7, don't hesitate to contact us at Sound Pure. 888.528.9703

This Goodall Brazilian Rosewood Acoustic Guitar is a world-class Goodall TRaditional OM, featuring a breathtaking piece of figured Brazilian. It represents some of the finest craftsmanship available from the shop of James Goodall. Of the few players that have had the rare pleasure of playing this remarkable instrument, many have stated simply that it is the greatest acoustic guitar that they have ever played. The top-to-bottom balance coupled with the tonal complexity are simply unlike anything else out there. Truly mind-blowing, reminiscent of the finest and rarest pre-war Martin Acoustic guitars Be sure and also check out our other video featuring this dream guitar.

The Neumann TLM102 Microphone is used in a stereo configuration on this video demonstration, to produce great sounding results on New Orleans style Jazz pianist Adrian Duke’s performance at Sound Pure Studios.  The TLM102’s have a very warm, smooth, and balanced sound across their entire register, hence why in addition to sounding great on many things like vocals, guitars, drum overheads, and sax, they also do wonderfully well on our Steinway B Grand Piano in the recording studio.  We are impressed and convinced by these affordable priced small Neumann microphones and recommend you give them a shot.  Please don’t hesitate to call our recording engineers who are also sales experts for our advice- we can be reached toll free at 888-528-9703.

The Neumann TLM102 records amazing acoustic guitars, both classical and steel strings, in an untreated lobby located at the Sound Pure facility. While the room does have some nice natural reverb, it has no acoustic treatment which demonstrates the excellent performance of these microphones even outside of a recording studio. Contact Sound Pure recording experts about your recording needs, or if you would like to pickup a pair of these dazzling little inexpensive large diaphragm microphones from Neumann by calling them toll free 888-528-9703