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Great advice. One question about when you're starting out and doing a bunch of no/low pay jobs to learn. As I work on those to learn, my ear is better than my skill level. I can hear flaws, but can only fix them to the level my skills will allow. At what point do you say " I can still hear flaws, but this is as good as I can get it right now"?

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This was a really special Q&A packed with very valuable advice. Thank you Joel! Can't wait to see what's next.

Thank you for the great advice Joel! It was a pleasure to have you in class!

Great Q&A! I read Interior Chinatown earlier this year. Had no idea it was going to be a series, looking forward to watching/listening to it!

I'm graduating in about a month! Thank you so much for this!!

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I would looooove to see a whole video on your experience as a mix tech / recordist. How you ended up becoming one, everything that goes into that job, tips and tricks, etc.

I love Ozark, the sound is amazing even sometimes you can hear the direct sound problems but the ambiences, the sfx and the music is awesome.

Thank you for the content!

Like you said, this is a masterclass. So good to listen and learn from Larry. Thanks a lot. 🎉

So bummed I missed this. I look forward to the next one. This one was great!

Thank you, Joe, for sharing. I’ve learned a lot. May I ask if your DX chain is mono, will it remain the same in 5.1 as well? Thank you

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What you mean with guide tracks? Field recorder guide tracks?

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I’m not your friend buddy

Great video. Just wanted to point out the re-recording is a carry over term from the days when the mix was actually recorded back onto the film strip/reel. Technically we haven’t been doing that process for decades now. You’re explanation was nice for 2024 though ✊🏾

Like attracts like. Good hearted people attract good hearted people. I can see the good nature in both of you and value the insight into the relationship side of the industry that you both shared.

Watching from Nashville. Love your content! Thank you for sharing

Thanks Joel, this is a great reminder for me that I'm doing everything right.

Thanks a lot Joel ❤❤❤ I'm following you from Sudan.

"Be patient and persistent". This is encouraging to me as it speaks to being realistic about how long it may take to achieve success. It wont be overnight. And, I like the emphasis on how you personally change and who you become as a result of the journey, not just the accomplishment of the goal. I value personal growth tremendously, too.

A sound editor from India😅

All your videos are good for beginners only. The content is just about okay for the experienced ones. Not a lot there, unfortunately.

Much love from South Africa❤ Thank you!

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Check out the full video here: What is a VCA? Mastering Sound Mixing with VCAs Explained! ruclips.net/video/vsAdzfFaAIk/видео.html

This is the most wonderful video I have ever watched. It's very clear and helps me understand the mixing. Now, I am learning how to mix the audio tracks, but I am not familiar with how can VCA do. Thank you for uploading this video.!!❤

I use VCAs all the time! When I’m mixing dubs, I have VCAs for dialogue, reverb, walla, and futzes

Thank you so much for this! Recently started using VCAs in a similar manner and it speeds things up so much.

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Excellent points all around! I've been floating around RUclips since the early 2010s and during college I thought I'd be doing big post production sound jobs for a career. I'll be going on 30 come next February, and only in the last few years have I started taking my online presence a little more seriously. I'd done some video editing as fun passion projects in addition to my regular day job as an editor, but recently I've begun exploring more post production audio projects as a way to relearn the craft and build a new network. I am currently doing SFX editing for an original science fiction radio drama that I produced over the summer. I am aiming to release it on RUclips along with a potential website for my services as a social media post production editor.

thanks! that's what i was searching :) could you make a video on vca?

What holds me back is the fear of having been away from the industry for almost a year. I started as a senior sound engineer assistant, and now I'm worried about starting all over again as a freelance sound editor and designer. I don't have a lot of experience-just one year in a studio. While that year was fruitful and a big learning experience, I didn't get the chance to work on many sound projects; it was mostly focused on recording sessions. So, I'm a bit wary about stepping back into the industry alone. And when I say 'alone,' I mean completely on my own, without a mentor, fully depending on myself.

I love how down to the point Jeffrey said that! Back in 2014 when I was messing around with hopes of going into trailer music composing and early on in 2019 when I made the decision to side step into audio post production, I fell into the G.A.S. mindset (gear acquisition syndrome). "If only I had a better computer, or a control surface, or better plugins, THEN my mixes will sound better!" Up here in Idaho I have a lot of friends who are hardcore fishers and one of them told me one day when I asked how he got into fishing was that you can mess around for years with your nets, or poles, and lures, never setting foot in a boat. Or you can just get out there and start fishing! Lot of wisdom in the idea of just setting aside the gear and fears and just doing it.

Do you sell a atmos 7.1.4 with downmix 5.1 and stereo . i would buy it

Totally agree with all of this! Marketing and community aside, back when I did a trial run of social media for my senior project one of the biggest benefits was a drastic increase in my own learning. Rubber ducky method. When learning something, if you cant teach it and teach it well then you dont really know it! Posting tips and videos on socials helped me know my own weaknesses in post audio. Working towards gearing up on socials again. Just gotta make the time to get back at it 😊 Thanks for the reminder and motivation! I needed this 🎉

Totally agree, panning for me is the most powerful tool in mixing :)

Brian's one of the good ones! Thanks for all the insight, guys!

Every time I have a session for a Brian show on my stage, I know it'll be a good time. One of the kindest, most patient and level headed supervisors who when he says something will play, you know it'll play and can have full confidence in it. Great interview Joel!

Right now you are my online mentor because I am in space or country that doesn't view sound productions has important

So, you don't add food groups for BG tracks, you use food groups only for FX tracks? For BG tracks you only use Scene A and Scene B approach, is that right?

Thank you soo much bro.. ❤❤ Its very helpful and easy... What about LFE channel??? I've watched tutorials but I've not understood what can I add to this channel and when? .. Please make a video about it 🙏