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@@dagovevareberg Thank you Dag, and well said! 🙏🏼

Thank you Ariadna and that is great:) Looking forward to the session! You can book it here: www.thomasjuth.com/coachingsession 🙏🏼

@@thomas_juththank you!!

Thank you, Fredrik! I am actually working on a video about my favourite EQs and compressors right now. Stay tuned for that! But to answer your question, I think anyone starting out should own the Fabfilter ProQ3 and then something more colorful as well, such as an API or Neve emulation. In that way, you have everything you need to get started! 😎 That's right!

@@thomas_juth Thanx. Great! Looking forward to that video! 🙏🏼

@@fredrikjuth5493 🎛 Thanks for watching! 🙏🏼

⁠@@thomas_juthThanks for making!

Agree!

That is a great approach... I think without reflecting over this at the start, it becomes really hard to know where to take the mix:)

@@popbeatsbydmcstyle Thank you! 🙏🏼

@@jordanesopa6500 Thank you Jordan and glad to hear:)

Thank you Julian for watching…hope all is great:)

Thanks you Dag and glad you liked it:)

@@joshcoxmusic Suggested: Indeed…🙏🏼 I’m glad you resonated with it, and thanks for watching! Hope all is well with you :)

Thank you for watching, and I’m glad you liked the video. :) I actually just send the raw signal into all three, and then send the output of all three into a bus, which becomes my vocal. Sometimes I bounce them and then just work on that new bounced track. :) So in a way, all of them are equally part of the vocal sound, but they contribute with their individual tone. Makes sense? Not sure if that’s what you meant…

@@fredrikjuth5493 Jahap, så var den int bättre än lakrits och soluppgångar längre? 😒

@@thomas_juth Äääee, asså vid närmare eftertanke så…😬 Men den är jävligt bra ändå! 💫 Snyggt jobbat! 🫱🏻‍🫲🏼

@@fredrikjuth5493 🤪 haha tack mr Froudy!

Thanks for watching and glad you liked it🙃

So true! And thanks for watching:)

Haha...Honestly, I think it’s actually a good thing. When I create my own music I always avoid music beforehand, as I find that it makes me more open to new ideas. I think people can get too attached to the idea of creating music that sounds like something else.

That is actually a really great rule! 👌 I forgot to mention in the video that I do listen to a lot of music in the studio, to regularly calibrate my ears to different styles. Sometimes also at the start of a project, if the client sends me a reference to listen to. But yeah, I never use reference tracks while mixing. Anyway, thanks for sharing!

@@thomas_juth true❤️

Thank you and glad to hear🙃 How are you these days?

I’m good! Thank you, Thomas. Quick question, where can I get info about the Sonic Ranch workshop, is it happening in February? 😮

Hi @ariadnatellez1747! I'm glad to hear you're interested in the workshop! 😊 Here’s the link for more details: bit.ly/3yrDQRK Feel free to reach out if you have any questions. Hope to see you there! 🙌🏼 Best, Thomas

Amazing, thank you!

Well said and thanks for watching! :)

100% agree!

@@64ccd Thank you 🙏🏼🙃

@@dagovevareberg Thank you Dag!:)

@@dagovevareberg So did you hear any difference with the mics?;)

@@thomas_juthIn this video? AFAIR you talked about a comparison between mics, but couldn’t find that video on this channel? Did I missed something?

@@dagovevareberg Ah, sorry I was not clear haha. Yes, it was in this video. So basically, the intro was recorded with one mic, and then it switches to the expensive chain (when I start the main content) :P

@dagovevareberg Haha yes, sorry I was not clear. It is this video. What I meant is that the intro was recorded with a Sennheiser 416, and the rest (from when the video starts) was done with a 10 times more expensive chain (Manley into a Neve 1073).

@@ariadnatellez1747 Thaank you! And glad you liked the video:) The intro was recorded with a classic Senheiser 416, and the rest with that Manley Reference mic through a Neve preamp. So quite a big difference in price there😜

@@ariadnatellez1747 Ps…what mic/preamp do you use for vocals?

I use a Neumann TLM 103 with a Focusrite preamp. I’m hoping to upgrade it soon. Any recommendations? Thank you

@@ariadnatellez1747 Cool! I mean the TLM 103 is not a bad mic, especially for a female voice. But if you want to upgrade, I would look at the Warm Audio Elam 251 or go for a Neumann U87. For a preamp, I would definitely get an API 512. 🙃 Let me know if you have any more questions and thanks for watching...

Excellent! I’ll definitely reach out to you when I land into a decision. I really appreciate your guidance Thom!

Those are also correct and important, though slightly different from the ones I chose to cover. Or perhaps the last one is sort of related to parallel compression. ;)

@@seth5394 Thank you and so glad to hear:) I hope all is well with you!

@@littleshrederdude Thanks for watching and would be really happy to a free coaching session with you. Please send me a message via my website thomasjuth.com and we can find a time that suits both:) Looking forward to it! T

Great question, but one that is difficult to answer. I would say that it is something you just know, in the same way Picasso knew that the Mona Lisa was done;) It just feels right. Having said that, when working with clients, it is also up to them. When it comes to reference tracks, I am personally not a fan of using them. It can be very distracting to listen to another piece of art while creating a new one. But I know a lot of people disagree on that one.

@@thomas_juthI agree