Hear What Rupert Neve Designs Can Do for Your Mix
Written by Nick Mitchell
Bring Your Mix, Hear The Difference
Saturday 14th November | 10am – 4pm | KMR Audio, London
Ever wondered what Rupert Neve Designs processors could bring to your recordings?
Bring along your own mix or work in progress and hear first-hand what Rupert Neve Designs analogue outboard such as the MBT (Master Bus Transformer), OptoFET and MBP (Master Buss Processor) can do for your music.
Explore the renowned Blue and Red Silk circuits, discover how they add character, colour and harmonic richness, and find out what the Super Silk circuit on the MBT brings to the mix.
Prefer the 500 Series format?
We'll also have various 500 modules such as the Rupert Neve Designs 542 Tape Emulator on hand, so you can hear how tape-style saturation, transformer colour and additional harmonics can enhance your recordings.
Bring Your Mix, Hear The Difference
We're delighted to welcome Tim Hurrell from Rupert Neve Designs, who'll be joining us at KMR throughout the day to demonstrate the processors, answer your questions and offer expert insight into getting the best from your mixes.
No need to bring a finished track.
Whether you're working on a full production, a rough mix or something in between, we'd love to hear it.
Bring your music, grab a KMR coffee, sit back and discover what Rupert Neve Designs can bring to your sound.
Saturday 14th November | 10am – 4pm
