The video is a comparison of two different recording studios, one for 500 rubles and another for 3000 rubles. The host, Andrey, and his friends are recording a small Bender track on their knees to rap the text. They plan to spend no more than two minutes on the recording. The host is skeptical about the quality of the track, especially considering the time limit.
The host and his friends then visit two different studios. At the cheaper studio, they record one version of the track. At the more expensive studio, they record another version. The host's favorite is the one recorded at the more expensive studio.
The host then asks Andrey for his opinion on the track and its chances of making it to the top of the Den Bergh chart. Andrey suggests that the track will come out better at the more expensive studio. The host disagrees, stating that the world of quality will not come out in the cheaper studio.
The video then transitions to a discussion with Islam, a sound engineer who has been doing sound engineering for about two years. Islam talks about his work, his music, and his engagement in creativity. He mentions that he writes music on orders and does not put his soul into any music that comes out from under him. He also talks about the cost of recording in a studio, which can range from 1000 rubles to 800 rubles depending on the volume.
The video then transitions to a discussion with Sergey, a professional in his field. Sergey talks about his studio, its acoustic preparation, and the equipment he uses. He mentions that the most important thing in his studio is the acoustic preparation of the room, insulation from extraneous sounds, and the equipment he uses for mixing and switching various options.
The host then suggests that the audience compare the tracks themselves and vote in the upper right corner or in the comments. The video ends with the host and his friends recording a track at both studios and then comparing the results.
1. The video is about comparing two different studios for recording a track. The cheaper studio costs 500 rubles, while the more expensive one costs 3000 rubles.
2. The track to be recorded is a small Bender track. The recording should not take more than two minutes.
3. The professionals will compare the results of the track recorded in both studios.
4. The track will be recorded by Andrey, who is a sound engineer with two years of experience.
5. The recording in the cheaper studio costs 1000 rubles, but there are discounts depending on the volume.
6. The studio for the more expensive track is described as having a large volume and a professional sound.
7. The studio is equipped with a microphone, a mandrin 147 tube, a replacement for another, and a microphone path for the control monitor.
8. The studio also has a drum, a monitor for dubbing films, and a picture for a take.
9. The studio is described as having a stylish and comfortable design, with a light that can be changed and a carpet on the floor.
10. The studio is licensed for recording and mixing in 51 and uses a famous program for quickly writing music.
11. The studio is described as having a high-quality sound and a nice picture.
12. The studio is located in Novosibirsk, Russia.
13. The studio is described as having a difficult business model, requiring a lot of initial investment in equipment and a client base.
14. The studio is described as having a large-scale setup with a panel from left to right, famous absorbers on the top and floor, and special insulation.
15. The studio is described as having a large-scale setup with a panel from left to right, famous absorbers on the top and floor, and special insulation.
16. The studio is described as having a large-scale setup with a panel from left to right, famous absorbers on the top and floor, and special insulation.
17. The studio is described as having a large-scale setup with a panel from left to right, famous absorbers on the top and floor, and special insulation.
18. The studio is described as having a large-scale setup with a panel from left to right, famous absorbers on the top and floor, and special insulation.
19. The studio is described as having a large-scale setup with a panel from left to right, famous absorbers on the top and floor, and special insulation.
20. The studio is described as having a large-scale setup with a panel from left to right, famous absorbers on the top and floor, and special insulation.
21. The studio is described as having a large-scale setup with a panel from left to right, famous absorbers on the top and floor, and special insulation.
22. The studio is described as having a large-scale setup with a panel from left to right, famous absorbers on the top and floor, and special insulation.
23. The studio is described as having a large-scale setup with a panel from left to right, famous absorbers on the top and floor, and special insulation.
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