Video Tutorial - How to properly wrap audio cables

[zandre]

I currently run a label and a studio and we've decided to put together a series of tutorials for people that are interested in working in a studio environment or people that are just wanting to make their own music. We have just posted our first tutorial video on How to properly wrap an audio cable. You'll be surprised how many "engineers" will come into the studio without knowing how to properly wrap a cable. We will soon post up a 10 minute video on the basic of microphones and MIDI.

*** Note I know this is real basic stuff so I decided to just post it in the Newbie section

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[YOUTUBE]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6duVvwdd5F0[/YOUTUBE]

[zandre]

U'll be surprised how much some cables costs. Some snake cables can only be custom made and can be very very expensive (I'm talking about hundreds of dollars) so if people treat them wrong and so on and ruin it it gets pretty pricey. Sometimes we tend to let the easy things slide.

For all those that have a home studio, by treating your cables right you can maintain a better signal. Damaged cable can lead to noise in your signal.

[Opie M.]

This is very useful info. Your video is well produced. This is info that is taught to new recording arts students. I always have a roll of Mogami cable and Nuetrik connectors on hand to make cables. I also like to use the Velcro cable wraps so the wires don't get tangled.

[zandre]

Thanks for your reply Opie M. It is very true that having a Velcro cable wrap is very handy and can make organizing a lot easier. And we also use Mogami cables with the Neutrik connectors.

[h3ad tr9p]

this is nice bro yall are doing big things