rlly love this plugin,and quite easy to understand as well,block feature is simple,the channel feature is fairly strait forward,the refresh and avg rate for better visualation as well as adjusting the graph,the scale is interesting to play around with as well,whats really cool is the range function in which you can set your own personal range taking it off auto mode,like you said i think this is a great tool to use alongside reference tracks not only to help with mixing but also to see the general frequency layout in tracks you love
Very useful and well presented series, thanks again for providing it to us. There's always something to learn, even in seemingly obvious corners of Ableton.
That was great… I am just wondering what range is ideal.. low to high.. viewing the entire song. I put in a reference track and am working on comparing mine but I guess I’d like to know more when comparing them.
this is great, thank you. regarding your mix, i’ve always been told that frequencies below 60hz should be eliminated and your mix is full of frequencies 0hz-60hz, why is this?
Under 60Hz might be a little drastic depending on the steepness of your EQ, but under 20Hz is generally not heard and these low frequencies can take a lot of bandwidth from your mix. Here's a tutorial that might help explain. www.musictech.net/tutorials/how-to-make-synth-bass-sit-in-your-mix/ - But, also search our site for more bass-based tuition and tips!
Liam, you are a contender for the GOAT Ableton trainer on youtube. Great explanation once again
always come to you first for explanations, very clear. thanks
Thank you. Your ability to explain things thoroughly is extraordinary.
This was exactly what I was looking for, thanks dude!
rlly love this plugin,and quite easy to understand as well,block feature is simple,the channel feature is fairly strait forward,the refresh and avg rate for better visualation as well as adjusting the graph,the scale is interesting to play around with as well,whats really cool is the range function in which you can set your own personal range taking it off auto mode,like you said i think this is a great tool to use alongside reference tracks not only to help with mixing but also to see the general frequency layout in tracks you love
Super helpful. Thanks for putting this together. Next stop fame and fortune!
You bet!
Very useful and well presented series, thanks again for providing it to us. There's always something to learn, even in seemingly obvious corners of Ableton.
This is great, thanks.
thanks!
thanks for sharing, this was quite good!
Thanks. Fantastic video.
thanks for taking the time to do this. I learned something. Keep up the good work :)
Awesome tutorial! Thank you
You're very welcome!
Very helpful as always thanks you keep safe
Thank you again
Thank you great stuff!
That was great… I am just wondering what range is ideal.. low to high.. viewing the entire song. I put in a reference track and am working on comparing mine but I guess I’d like to know more when comparing them.
this is great, thank you. regarding your mix, i’ve always been told that frequencies below 60hz should be eliminated and your mix is full of frequencies 0hz-60hz, why is this?
Under 60Hz might be a little drastic depending on the steepness of your EQ, but under 20Hz is generally not heard and these low frequencies can take a lot of bandwidth from your mix. Here's a tutorial that might help explain. www.musictech.net/tutorials/how-to-make-synth-bass-sit-in-your-mix/ - But, also search our site for more bass-based tuition and tips!
why don't i have spectrum. how do i get it
You may only have the intro version of Ableton Live? You shouldn't have eq8 either in that case
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