Joe meek vc1 manual

3 user reviews on Joemeek VC1 Studio Channel. Optical compression that adds a bit of coloration and makes sure that the natural dynamic response of a /5(3). The MeekBox VC6 is precision electronics in the style Of Joe Meek, the first independent record producer in the 's bringing humanity and individuality back to sound recording at the millenium. It's there to get the absolute best performance out of musical instrument, microphone, recorder and the final mix. (Joe Meek invented the 'direct inject' method of instrument recording), the VC6Q is also designed to work well with the best capacitor microphones; it is particularly good with the JOEMEEK JM47, The Neumann range, the AKG C and C, Microtech Gefell, and Audio Technica.

Writer and record producer Irwin Chusid called Joe Meek "The Ed Wood of Lo-Fi"[1] and Andy Partridge of XTC commented, "Meek spoke to the dead and heard music from other planets, making number one hit records in his kitchen."[2] Joe Meek made some great records although I would argue they were not always his most famous ones. a brochure. The VC1 was an outstanding world class unit that has just got a whole lot better. c The VC1Q goes 24bit Digital Also premiered on the VC1Q is the JOEMEEK digital option which will allow a user to upgrade the unit to have a 24 bit digital output capability. The card may be installed by the user, and mounts. Now with CurrentSense! The VC1 Studio Channel is the ultimate way of achieving warm, clear, and professional sounds when tracking onto recording systems. The unit acts as a class front end for a mic or instrument source, as well as providing complete dynamic and tonal control. This is a result of the VC1Q's built-in JOEMEEK photo optical.

Joe Meek VC3 (V2) By a great stroke of luck I've got my paws on the Joe Meek VC3 'Pro-Channel' (V2) pre-amp/compressor/enhancer unit for a period of time on loan. One of my mates is between houses, and lent it to me while he gets his new place together. In the world of studio equipment, all singing and dancing FX units and new synths samplers. This is the first VC1 "with all the knobs in a straight line". These JOEMEEKS are a good read and interesting design, imo. Ive owned a few over the years, new and old, VC1Q and the VC3's. The manual is great but also there are posts from Ted Fletcher the designer whose gone into details of design. www.doorway.ru Ted worked in the studio with Joe Meek, the legendary record producer, in the mid s. Page 4: The Joemeek Prochannel Nowadays, many of these notions have been forgotten and 'quality' electronics is getting rarer and rarer.