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Feb 2, 2012

Focusrite VRM Box Review – TheRecordingRevolution.com

I give you the low down on this interesting little box that promises to solve all of your mixing environment problems. Final verdict for home and project studio users at the end. Download my free eBook “The #1 Rule Of Home Recording” for more tips www.TheRecordingRevolution.com

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  • Very nice explanation…and some good tips!
    Posted by ravensworthstudios on Feb 22, 2012
  • I just finished to read your ebook and i just want to say,
    Thank God for your life!
    Posted by danrodriguezfuentes on Feb 21, 2012
  • Dude, U are the Carson Daily of mixing tutorials! lol  good stuff
    Posted by dmoates420 on Feb 21, 2012
  • Cheers!
    Posted by adubthedon on Feb 20, 2012
  • Pro Tools 10 Give away from Pensados Place!
    Posted by amajorbeatz on Feb 20, 2012
  • Good stuff! Gonna pick this up and the jumpstart bundle when payday turns around :)
    Posted by gallenwolf on Feb 19, 2012
  • I see what you mean by the reverb issue. It’s not unbearable but it’s really noticeable.
    Posted by flipflopsrawesome1 on Feb 18, 2012
  • You can try it out on Focusrite’s website
    Posted by flipflopsrawesome1 on Feb 18, 2012
  • @T2KTV Have you tried a lower buffer size, 1 less than maximum amount of cores, switching off error suppression and minimize i/o latency, and low latency monitoring? make sure you’re not clipping the channel too. Track at around -18dbfs to leave you ample headroom for mixing and mastering.
    Posted by AshSmith06 on Feb 17, 2012
  • @T2KTV Have you tried a lower buffer size, 1 less than maximum amount of cores, switching off error suppression and minimize i/o latency, and low latency monitoring? make sure you’re not clipping the channel too. Track at around -18dbfs to leave you ample headroom for mixing and mastering.
    Posted by AshSmith06 on Feb 17, 2012
  • @T2KTV Have you tried a lower buffer size, 1 less than maximum amount of cores, switching off error suppression and minimize i/o latency, and low latency monitoring? make sure you’re not clipping the channel too.  Track at around -18dbfs to leave you ample headroom for mixing and mastering.
    Posted by AshSmith06 on Feb 17, 2012
  • @rudeboys28712 Fair enough. That’s way we ask. We are all learning from one another
    Posted by SmallRoomProFL on Feb 17, 2012
  • lol finally bro vim box review so you don’t think this can replace your studio monitors yet probably in time as you get more use to this box great things for the future i see here
    Posted by 69Jmenace on Feb 17, 2012
  • Especially useful for laptop mixing! I’ll most likely be picking one up. Thanks for the great review Graham. :) You speak so well, I could listen to you for hours haha!
    Posted by SplinterCell37 on Feb 17, 2012
  • @rudeboys28712 I have the same speakers too, but my studio is tight for space… might play around to find this ‘sweet spot’… cheers bro :)
    Posted by Patchworkofficial on Feb 17, 2012
  • @Patchworkofficial that is his sweet spot, my studio is setup the same way, I hear everything, like im wearing headphone and the stereo image is very good, i have the same speakers 2.
    Posted by rudeboys28712 on Feb 17, 2012
  • @SmallRoomProFL that is his sweet spot, my studio is setup the same way, I hear everything, like im wearing headphone and the stereo image is very good, i have the same speakers 2.
    Posted by rudeboys28712 on Feb 17, 2012
  • Thanks so much for this review. I have been looking at the VRM Box for quite a while, and wondering if it could really help, or just end up being one of those things I end up throwing in a box in my closet. I think I am going to give it a try – at the very least it would be an improvement for listening to my work when I’m on the road with my laptop…
    Posted by IGaffedOnce on Feb 17, 2012
  • how does he know about my problems?..
    Posted by aFpe20 on Feb 17, 2012