RML Studios Articles, Tutorials and Shades Page
In my efforts to further the continued support for RML Labs products, namely Software Audio Workshop, Software Audio Console
and Studio Midi WorkShop, I
am making this page available where interested parties may be able to have access to various
articles, tutorials and shades information for learning
about the RML Labs line of software applications.
These tutorials were born out of a sincere love for Bob and his products - first, for helping me personally, as a neophyte, in
"getting my head around" just how Bob "works" and second, to assist others in being able to do the same.
If you should require other information not noted below, then
please send me an email,
indicating that which you are interested in and I will do my utmost to
accommodate you.
Articles Listings
Please see the attached for a current listing of all available
articles: [Click_Me]
Articles Acquisition
Just
send me an email with the article - or articles, that are
of interest to you, and I will send this information to your within
twenty-four hours.
Payment
If you would like to make a
contribution
for a specific article, please consider supporting me via "Buy
me a coffee". Thank
you!
3rd-Party Shades
For those that are interested in
shades...please peruse the following as of 08/23/21:
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This listing makes note of 1) the developer, 2) the shade name and
3) what RML Labs software applications - SAW, SAC and/or MWS...have
shades made available for them.
Please Note
That as of 08/23/21, this listing is a accurate and as complete as is
possible. Also, a number of the shades are commercial offerings and
therefore, require payment. Shades from Brett Brandon, Heirapparent and
SLF Audio - are but a few that offer commercial shades - with such
commercial shades being highlighted in yellow.
Also,
shades are specific to versions...and therefore, not all shades will
work with a particular software version of SAW, SAC or MWS. See this
listing for further information:
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Development
I do hope that those that make use of
3rd party shades are aware of the time and the effort that goes into
developing a shade! As a result, if you do use a 3rd-part shade, please
ensure that you offer a not of "Thanks" to the developer - even to those
that charge for their development work.
Make Your Own Digital Sound Mixing Console
Martin, who hails from Bulgaria, has recently produced a series of
instructional videos entitled, "Make Your Own Sound" with a focus on RML
Lab's Software Audio Console software application.
Informative
These presentations are incredibly informative -
with the information being provided in a very clean and logical manner.
Martin's diction is clear and concise - with his tone being both candid
and professional at the same time.
Quality
The
quality of these presentations is absolutely wonderful! And even though
Martin intimates that he is a relative newcomer to video production - if
these videos are examples are his first attempts, I simply cannot
imagine what his more seasoned efforts will produce. Martin's use of
high quality imagery - along with well scripted narration, makes these
presentations a real pleasure to watch.
Subject Matter
The entire focus of Martin's presentation is on the use of RML Labs
Software Audio Console. Thus far there are eight presentations in total
- with more presentation on the way. The following is a listing of the
currently available presentations:
Episode 1: Introduction
Episode 2: Comparisons
Episode 3: The Software
Episode 4: Download
and Installation
Episode 5: System Optimization - Windows 7
Episode 6: System Optimization - Windows 10
Episode 7: The Channel
Layout
Episode 8: The Wide Mixer - Part 1
Episode 9: The Wide
Mixer Part.2 - Groups, Auxes and Master
Episode 10: Use Audio
PLUG-INS Live with SAC - Part.1
Episode 11: Use Audio PLUG-INS Live
with SAC - Part.2
Episode 12: The Best Monitor Mixers You'll Get On
An Audio Mixing Console - Part.1
Episode 13: The Best Monitor Mixers
You'll Get On An Audio Mixing Console - Part.2
Episode 14: What You
Need to Know About The Hardware For Your Mixing Console - Part.1
Please see
the Links page for further information. And
please remember - be sure to
