Hello everyone!
My name is Zach, as the creative username would suggest, and the reason for the thread is mostly as a short introduction, as I've just recently joined the forum. However, as the title mentions Capt. Dan, let me elaborate:
I bought first of two DM-3200s a few months ago, on a whim, from a gentleman selling it on FB Marketplace. In fact, he was selling an entire recording package that seemed too good to pass up for what it was.... so I bit.
And as it turns out, what I had purchased was Capt. Dan's entire former studio setup: DM3200, monitors and Protools rig. The guy I purchased it from spoke very highly of Dan and his music, told me all about the forums, and how crucial they would be in learning to fully take advantage of the mixer's capability. And after spending some time reading through various posts, I can see just how valuable of a member he was here, before he passed. And you can tell how many hours he must have spent hunched over that mixer, as many of the knobs and buttons are well-worn from much loving use
I just thought some of his friends here might like to know that his gear is still making music and inspiring creativity. Here's a shot off the project screen, showing templates from the last album he released.
Hope everyone is well and I'm grateful for the resource!
Best regards,
Zach
My name is Zach, as the creative username would suggest, and the reason for the thread is mostly as a short introduction, as I've just recently joined the forum. However, as the title mentions Capt. Dan, let me elaborate:
I bought first of two DM-3200s a few months ago, on a whim, from a gentleman selling it on FB Marketplace. In fact, he was selling an entire recording package that seemed too good to pass up for what it was.... so I bit.
And as it turns out, what I had purchased was Capt. Dan's entire former studio setup: DM3200, monitors and Protools rig. The guy I purchased it from spoke very highly of Dan and his music, told me all about the forums, and how crucial they would be in learning to fully take advantage of the mixer's capability. And after spending some time reading through various posts, I can see just how valuable of a member he was here, before he passed. And you can tell how many hours he must have spent hunched over that mixer, as many of the knobs and buttons are well-worn from much loving use
I just thought some of his friends here might like to know that his gear is still making music and inspiring creativity. Here's a shot off the project screen, showing templates from the last album he released.
Hope everyone is well and I'm grateful for the resource!
Best regards,
Zach
