How To Use A Vintage Console: Neve 5300

In this video we demonstrate the layout and functionality of the Neve 5300 vintage analog console. Fun fact: this custom console, which currently lives in our studio B, was 1 of 2 identical consoles commissioned in 1976 by the Australian Broadcasting Corporation. It then found its way to Hong Kong, San Francisco, before arriving to our sunny shores here in Winnipeg! Check out our gear list and let us know if there is any other stiff you'd like to see a video about: https://nofunclub.com/studio-b-gear 0:00 - Introduction 1:04 - Getting things connected 2:18 - Getting audio through a channel 3:21 - Channel settings 4:06 - The routing section 5:04 - Recap 5:15 - Experimenting with the channels 5:30 - EQ (3115) 6:21 - Activate a second channel and enable panning 7:06 - The other EQ (3114) and using the patchbay 8:05 - Using AFL for solos 8:23 - Using inserts and FX 9:14 - Using the foldbacks and reverb (sends) 11:22 - Recording things from the Neve (to tape or DAW) 12:49 - Example of using groups 14:24 - Talkback setup and some other interesting things 15:38 - The End No Fun Club is a hybrid analog/digital recording studio featuring two world class studios, one of which houses the Neve featured in this video. Located on Treaty 1 territory in Winnipeg, Canada. Filmed and edited by Riley Help with camera work in the first half by Charlie Rae Walker Find us in other places on the internet! instagram: https://www.instagram.com/nofunclub_wpg/ facebook: https://www.facebook.com/nofunclub.wpg website: http://www.nofunclub.com/ email: [email protected]