That's the Universal Audio API Vision Channel Strip.
Looks swanky doesn't it. I kind of drool over it. The buttons have just the right shade of blue. I feel like it gets me you know?
But I digress...
The reason I bought it was actually for recording purposes. I'm becoming more and more of a fan of recording through EQ and compression. Having an all-in-one channel strip is great because I can just
slap it on my Apollo Console and dial in the sound I want.
After getting the right sound out of the amp and/or finding the right spot for the microphone of course.
It lets me commit to a sound so that everything goes into my DAW halfway mixed. Makes the whole mixing process much easier.
Besides, that channel strip eats up
a lot of my DSP so I can't really use many of them for mixing anyway.
But that's not the point.
The point is, this was originally $299 but I got it for only $124.
That's almost 60% off!
How?
Because I bundled my coupons and waited for the right time to double-dip them during a sale.
Wham, bam, thank you ma'am!
(That's a David Bowie reference to the song, not the dirty thoughts you have in your
mind...)
I'm such a huge proponent of getting a good deal when you're buying gear that I put together a 30 minute video showing you all the tips and tricks I use to get the best bang for my buck. It goes over all the methods I use to cross reference reviews and how to find
the right price.
It's my Shopping Secrets Video that's included in the Recording & Mixing Strategies Plus.
I think it's so valuable that I guarantee that if you can't get at least $57 off your next gear purchase I will refund all your money. I'm so confident you'll find it valuable that I'm putting my money on the line.
If you're interested (and possibly in the market for some new gear), head on over and grab the Recording & Mixing Strategies Bundle:
www.audio-issues.com/strategies
