" ... in a military case, so I have been familiar with Geoff's stuff for a while. I've got an old Drawmer 1960, some Tony Larkin stuff, a Coles ribbon mic. I use a 414 CL2 for almost everything, vocals. It takes the ... "
" ... the sound I've used a lot. We have a Manley compressor, one of those variable MU ones and a Drawmer compressors 'cause they were the kind of studios that were very cheap. They might have one good compressor. But we actually ... "
" ... on the upright bass. What preamp did you use? I've had really good luck with cheap microphones and my Drawmer 1960 compressor. It's a hybrid of IC- based preamps and some tube gain stages, and I love it. It's just so ... "
" ... to run through compressors going in? Okay, let's take vocals. Generally, as little compression as possible. I've got a Drawmer 1960 Valve Compressor, and that's got mic preamps on it which are very good and I tend to use those first ... "
" ... A lot of the times we'll take, say, the stereo drum group, and we'll run that through the Drawmer, the the 1960. That's always a nice one. Maybe if something needs more gain, we'll run it through a couple of the ... "
" ... So what about the Drawmer 1969? I was doing an album with this producer who swore that the original Drawmer 1969? I was doing an album with this producer who swore that the original 1960 shit ice cream, and I just ... "
" ... than a mouse. We've got a clean board; a Mackie 24 by 8 but we have 16 channels of Drawmer 1960 mic pres. Everything goes through the Drawmers. Where did you score those? Through this place in Indiana called Sweetwater. Yeah, ... "
" ... end and a tube based gain reduction circuit and transformer balanced output. We have other hybrid compressors like the Drawmer 1960. Probably the most exciting compressor to come out in years is the Joe Meek stereo compressor, which we have. That's ... "
" ... really cool and a bunch of tube vintage compressors... Ahhh, which ones? UREI LA 4 and 1176's and a Drawmer 1960... and a lot of ADR stereo compressors and some great reverbs like the EMT plate, the Lexicon 224 and PCN ... "
" Recently Drawmer introduced a new version of its introduced a new version of its 1960, the venerable and mid-priced ($2750) stereo mic pre/DI/compressor. This version is called the 1969, ... "
" ... bass; it almost sounds as if the mids and lows are processed separately. In contrast, the DI on my Drawmer 1960 seems to overdrive the entire frequency spectrum simultaneously. Both DI's do very different things with their tubes, and the Gas ... "
" ... various country guitar licks. I recorded the tambourine with a Neumann M 149 tube mic, the X73i, and a Drawmer 1960 compressor (all going into a Pro Tools|HD Accel system). Gain settings were easy and fast. To get the tambourine to ... "
" ... a Whirlwind passive DI, the DI input of an API 3124 preamp channel, and the DI input of a Drawmer 1960 preamp/compressor. I didn't do any scientific measurements, but just stuck with playing, recording, and listening to the instruments. I found ... "
" ... versatile and easy to use with a vast feature set. While the 1970 borrows its layout inspiration from the Drawmer line, the 1970, is a dual FET compressor, dual mic pre, and mono DI. It's versatile and easy to use with ... "
