Post by schmalzy on May 26, 2016 0:04:52 GMT -6
Yo, y'all!
I'm going through and trying to clean my connections in my home studio. I've got some downtime between now and ABSOLUTE FUCKIN' ANARCHY IN THE TRACKING AND MIXING ROOM starting in late June so I thought now would be a good time to try to make that happen. I'm using Deoxit D5 and F5 (for anything that needs extra lubrication).
Are you guys spraying your cleaner on to a q-tip and toothpick (for female XLR) and running it into the connector or are you just blasting it into the connector? My studio doesn't even have that damn many connections and I'm looking at it like "this is pretty annoying but I know is worth it in the long run." It would be WAY faster if I could just blast D5 into the end of a female connector or into a fader or into the top of a pot etc.. Is this going to create a problem for me?
Gross. I feel like such a newbie..."How do I use a spray cleaner?"
I guess we all have to start somewhere...
I'm going through and trying to clean my connections in my home studio. I've got some downtime between now and ABSOLUTE FUCKIN' ANARCHY IN THE TRACKING AND MIXING ROOM starting in late June so I thought now would be a good time to try to make that happen. I'm using Deoxit D5 and F5 (for anything that needs extra lubrication).
Are you guys spraying your cleaner on to a q-tip and toothpick (for female XLR) and running it into the connector or are you just blasting it into the connector? My studio doesn't even have that damn many connections and I'm looking at it like "this is pretty annoying but I know is worth it in the long run." It would be WAY faster if I could just blast D5 into the end of a female connector or into a fader or into the top of a pot etc.. Is this going to create a problem for me?
Gross. I feel like such a newbie..."How do I use a spray cleaner?"
I guess we all have to start somewhere...
