@BabaGhanoushMusic I need help! I did everything in this tutorial and it sounded great! Then I printed to wave and it sounded like absolute garbage. I got Ozone and Neutron and it helped a little but it still sounds crappy outside of my monitors. This is totally on me because this tutorial rocked and helped my mix a ton, but what should I do? Are the settings in this obsolete once using 3rd party plug-ins? I am so confused. Sounds great through monitors and like garbage in my car :( (this tutorial rocked though)
Thank you so much! This is exactly the kind of tutorial I needed. Started learning with Ableton recently so this was really helpful. Nothing too complicated, straight to the point and everything described well for even a beginner to understand.
Happy to help. Try to keep in mind that every song is different and results will vary based on a lot of different factors such as different guitars, tunings, added instruments and what not. But hopefully it serves as a good basis on what we need to achieve for each song.
Trying to help as best as I can, thanks bro. This is good example of how to begin on a mix and what plugins to use, then adjust accordingly to each song, but this varies too (that’s the tricky part).
@@NuotoMusic you know something, I’ve always wanted to work with vocals, I had friends who were fantastic screamers but have lately hung up their hat. I’ve always wanted to learn how to scream (fry and false chord) myself, but it takes some time. I’m even considering getting AI to generate me some scream vocals and try and mix that into songs, or find a real human somewhere on social media.
Do you absolutely need a bass? Are there any guitar plugins that emulate a bass? If one is absolutely necessary, does a quality matter at all in a mix like this?
@@TommyGunzzz I’ve been using bass guitar samplers for a while now and I’m happy with them. If you want to emulate it with a guitar, maybe pitch shift a guitar down by an octave and process it like that.
You do change your tempo/speed automation at the mastering section? How do your guitar tracks behave like this? I'm watching this, because i'm sick of cubase and want to switch to ableton eventually
Yes I change the tempo via automation in the master track. Th tempo change only affects the bass and drum tracks to be played faster and slower, then I record the guitars over that. You CAN change the tempo of pre recorded guitars, I usually don’t because I don’t want my guitars to sound unnatural, but I’m sure you can get away with it.
Im currently struggling at making a choice at which daw i want to buy. I have some experience in cubase and most of my experience comes from the free cakewalk daw. I make a lot of metal, BUT i also work a lot with the NI maschine mk3 and do a lot of loops with beats and synths. Do you think i will be happy with using ableton 11?
See if there’s a free or lite version somewhere and dive in to see if you like it. My DAW history started with Adobe Audition, then Logic Pro X and now Ableton. I personally like the workflow and snappiness of Ableton and I like that I can work on it on either Mac OS or Windows and the keyboard shortcuts are almost the same. I think the onboard effects aren’t too bad either and I do find myself using a lot of them. I say give it a try and see how it works for you. Just remember that they all essentially do the same things except some DAWs come with better plugins than others.
I’m using lite. how would I use a regular compressor in place of the glue compressor? Also I am limited to 8 tracks. Is there a way I will be able to do the drum routing the same?
Lite might be a little tough to work with when it comes to comparing with my tutorial. I would say just keep the drums on one track and try to mix within the plugin as best as you could, but it’s going to be limited. Or what you can do is write the song out using only one drum track, then bounce out the rest of the instruments, then in a new project use the one audio track for the bounced instruments then use the remaining 7 to midi map and mix your drums, then bounce the mixed drums out to one audio track then place that back in the first session as an audio track then proceed as normal. Try to compare the compressor settings to how I do in glue compressor, don’t let it compress past -5 DB.
Hello There! I need some help with mapping my drums the way you did in the Ableton live metal tutorial video. Can we talk on Discord? Thanks in advance
What do you need help with? I’m currently at work so can’t access my computer and guide you through it, you can add me on discord just in case! BabaGhan0ush#0281
Yup. FL’s stock plugins are fantastic from what I can remember. Just try and match the plugins from Ableton to FL’s as close as you can along with its settings.
Absolutely masterclass tutorial. Give this man an award.
Appreciate it, I love to teach
This is the best tutorial on metal mastering in ableton I’ve found on RUclips.
Just trying to help 🖤
Came here to learn the software and mixing, found myself headbanging to those dirty riffs. Can't wait to get started!
You need help, you come to me amigo, I got you!
@BabaGhanoushMusic I need help! I did everything in this tutorial and it sounded great! Then I printed to wave and it sounded like absolute garbage. I got Ozone and Neutron and it helped a little but it still sounds crappy outside of my monitors. This is totally on me because this tutorial rocked and helped my mix a ton, but what should I do? Are the settings in this obsolete once using 3rd party plug-ins? I am so confused. Sounds great through monitors and like garbage in my car :( (this tutorial rocked though)
Best video for mixing and mastering of metal
Thank you for sharing the knowledge ❤
Nice weather.
Thanks for the tutorial!
Thank you so much! This is exactly the kind of tutorial I needed. Started learning with Ableton recently so this was really helpful. Nothing too complicated, straight to the point and everything described well for even a beginner to understand.
This is exactly what I been looking for. Def helps a lot. thank you man!
Agreed
Thanks for releasing valuable content. Specifically stock ableton guides are a godsend. Thanks.
Of course! Happy to help. Stock plugins have always been underrated from most DAWs.
It was very useful, thank you!
bro thank you so much for explaining why you mix the way you do! super helpful 👍 thanks to you I finally understand how to EQ a little better
Happy to help. Try to keep in mind that every song is different and results will vary based on a lot of different factors such as different guitars, tunings, added instruments and what not. But hopefully it serves as a good basis on what we need to achieve for each song.
This video is unreal. Thanks for all the help!!!!
Happy to help!
Thanks for making this! You made me improve my sound quality! Thank you so much
Trying to help as best as I can, thanks bro. This is good example of how to begin on a mix and what plugins to use, then adjust accordingly to each song, but this varies too (that’s the tricky part).
This was amazing dude.
Excellent video, and great track, thank you!
Thank you
Appreciate the video. I'm tired of making trash music and this is helping. It still sucks, but its better than trash now.
One man’s trash is another man’s treasure. You never know, keep going at it…you get better and better.
you should definitely make this a template for us to download 👀
great video man, really nice explained!
Awesome, thank you
Thank you! Nice work 🤟
Thank you!
Fucking hell I'm impress...
you should make this a template!
Are you planning to do one with vocals sometime?
@@NuotoMusic you know something, I’ve always wanted to work with vocals, I had friends who were fantastic screamers but have lately hung up their hat. I’ve always wanted to learn how to scream (fry and false chord) myself, but it takes some time. I’m even considering getting AI to generate me some scream vocals and try and mix that into songs, or find a real human somewhere on social media.
Do you absolutely need a bass? Are there any guitar plugins that emulate a bass?
If one is absolutely necessary, does a quality matter at all in a mix like this?
@@TommyGunzzz I’ve been using bass guitar samplers for a while now and I’m happy with them. If you want to emulate it with a guitar, maybe pitch shift a guitar down by an octave and process it like that.
You do change your tempo/speed automation at the mastering section? How do your guitar tracks behave like this? I'm watching this, because i'm sick of cubase and want to switch to ableton eventually
Yes I change the tempo via automation in the master track. Th tempo change only affects the bass and drum tracks to be played faster and slower, then I record the guitars over that. You CAN change the tempo of pre recorded guitars, I usually don’t because I don’t want my guitars to sound unnatural, but I’m sure you can get away with it.
Hello ! it's Ableton Live 11 suite ? Thank's for your answer =)
Hello! No, this is on Ableton Live 10.
upload this project pls 😂😂😂😂❤️
Starts at 0:20, enjoy!
ruclips.net/video/eMIQjM5UmYk/видео.html
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I gotta hit up Dr. Norton up now to clean me up 😫
Im currently struggling at making a choice at which daw i want to buy. I have some experience in cubase and most of my experience comes from the free cakewalk daw. I make a lot of metal, BUT i also work a lot with the NI maschine mk3 and do a lot of loops with beats and synths. Do you think i will be happy with using ableton 11?
See if there’s a free or lite version somewhere and dive in to see if you like it. My DAW history started with Adobe Audition, then Logic Pro X and now Ableton. I personally like the workflow and snappiness of Ableton and I like that I can work on it on either Mac OS or Windows and the keyboard shortcuts are almost the same. I think the onboard effects aren’t too bad either and I do find myself using a lot of them. I say give it a try and see how it works for you. Just remember that they all essentially do the same things except some DAWs come with better plugins than others.
I’m using lite. how would I use a regular compressor in place of the glue compressor?
Also I am limited to 8 tracks. Is there a way I will be able to do the drum routing the same?
Lite might be a little tough to work with when it comes to comparing with my tutorial. I would say just keep the drums on one track and try to mix within the plugin as best as you could, but it’s going to be limited. Or what you can do is write the song out using only one drum track, then bounce out the rest of the instruments, then in a new project use the one audio track for the bounced instruments then use the remaining 7 to midi map and mix your drums, then bounce the mixed drums out to one audio track then place that back in the first session as an audio track then proceed as normal. Try to compare the compressor settings to how I do in glue compressor, don’t let it compress past -5 DB.
Hello There! I need some help with mapping my drums the way you did in the Ableton live metal tutorial video. Can we talk on Discord? Thanks in advance
What do you need help with? I’m currently at work so can’t access my computer and guide you through it, you can add me on discord just in case!
BabaGhan0ush#0281
@@BabaGhanoushMusic I added you, just write me anytime, when you have a couple of minutes! 🙏
Is it possible to do that on fl ?
Yup. FL’s stock plugins are fantastic from what I can remember. Just try and match the plugins from Ableton to FL’s as close as you can along with its settings.
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