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since there is no Guitar Center employee hovering in the background, I'm guessing this is his studio. Really shows how far he came from the basement studio interview he gave in 89/90 I just watched. RIP Steve, what a great communicator and artist... love how he keeps throwing himself on screen, ha ha ha.

rip

Steve!💖❤

Thank you Steve

When he wrote, back in the days, the terms for working with nirvana (on paper) you could tell that he was an amazing guy. It felt like some poetry because it was so honest, direct and amicable. Rest easy, Steve. Maybe its time for me to learn about recording, so here we go.

Can anyone run through the using guitar pedals with a mic and using phantom power, i got lost there do you connect the output of your interface with phantom power engaged to the first di box?

Rest in peace Steve!

R.I.P. Steve.

Wait so you need 3 mics

Kinda like tuning a guitar with a digital tuner. Anybody else fine tune with ear afterwards even though the tuner tells you it's perfectly in tune but you don't like it?

I guess most of us are recording into a DAW, I would usually bust go into the tracks zoom in and align the recorded material there.

You omitted to state the temperature unit. The whole world doesn't use Fahrenheit you know?

I love Steely Dan and I also love how Steve hated Steely Dan!

"It's a wonder it works at all" 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

This guy has publicly gushed about his love of child porn. He should’ve gotten canceled and investigated before he died.

....another great video......but, does anyone know what make those near field monitors Steve was using there? Thanks in advance........

Side Monster Studer A820 Calibration M7300 Tascam Teac Zoom Casio Kurzweil Privia PX 5S Custom

This is genuinely very helpful for a very special few of us. Thanks.

Well well well. Face diaper. Dead. Clear connection between those.

I wish you a very good musical career, blessings!

Thanks Greg for this video. I was Studer technician in the early 80th in Vienna / Austria. That was the time of the A80 machines with 2, 16 and 24 tracks. Makes me philosophical to think we can record more tracks with a cellphone today. Btw: Studers first digital tape machine’s weight was nearly 1000 kg and consumed 1000w from the grid. Greetings Wolfgang

"ghost of the clam"

damn the coles sounded way better on the violin, the less treble was great

An inspiration & one of the very best. RIP & thank you!

My audio professor in college used to say "M-S" stood for "Maybe Stereo" hahaha

RIP to an absolute legend

Omg

I'd like to see a precise measurement of the time between eating a bean & cheese burrito and getting kicked out of the control room.

I used to be an engineer like you, until I took an axe to the knee. That would have been funny 10 years ago. Or not .

I wish I could tell Ol' Beener just how helpful this is. RIP.

I feel smarter just trying to follow along with this.

bro i want to kms now im j gonna be stressed i gotta move a mic an inch or sumn and ruin mhy song \

Good God this amp sounds incredible!!

How lucky are we to have videos of Steve Albini Teaching

me at schwarza cafe

Dude maple syrup is not allowed just stop

I was watching videos of tips from the pros, and I realized that this is Steve Albini who recently left. Thanks Steve. RIP.

Who knew Steve Albini is an incredible teacher! And with humour. And those guitar and bass riffs were killer.

Very sad news.

Is this the same subject matter as the out of phase mics Owsley Stanley designed for the dead...? Thanks....

Still processing this one man. Just unfair.

We miss Steve not being here anymore. RIP good soul.

Steve always thought he was a comedian.

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What he said

Thanks Steve. Making me want to setup my acoustic kit again and get back to a full sound. Still gotta listen to the last Shellac release which is sitting right here unopened as of yet. Hard that your singing voice and speaking voice are so similar. Words can't be found

“It’s a wonder it works at all.”

Steve really knew what he was doing, and with such massive attention to detail in getting the fundamentals right (instrument, room, mics, phase).

Brilliant video, so thorough and insightful, thanks a lot!

Love you so much.