The binaural pan is by far the biggest fucking improvement with the least amount of effort I've ever made in music production, and I think it will stay that way for a while. Thank you man, I appreciate it.
I've just returned to Logic Pro after a long 4-5 year absence, while exploring 3D animation so that I can put music to visuals on RUclips. Of course, everything' changed - Live loops, Q-Sampler, the Sequencer even Alchemy is new to me!!! I discovered your channel, watched a few of your tutorials, and immediately decided to subscribe and watch ALL of them! Concise and informative, you're one of the best out there. Huge thanks!!
As pro I was surprised about the binaural technique - There’s always something new to learn/be remembered and try out. Didn’t expect that one thank you!
The reason why people recommend those two samples together is because they don't need much done to them after they're put together. One of the staples of trap music
Hey man great tips on how to make your kick hit harder keep up the great work also I do a lot of mixing and recording tips on my channel to so keep up the great work and keep making great music man sounds great
Pro Tools has been an industry standard for such a long time that I think people are used to it. However, now with the accessibility and price point of Logic there's been a change in which DAWs are being used professionally. Thank you for watching and the comment Cobby!
Thank you, Tony! Helpful tips. Funny thing, I watched a video on a same topic right before yours, and the guy told to fit kick right in the center of the binaural pan, while you explaining the opposite hahah gonna go to logic and try myself )
This is one of my first videos, at this stage of my production journey I was pretty new, this was a technique that just happened to work for me. Typically, it is better to keep your kick dead centre, in mono. But at the end of the day, if it sounds good to you, then do what works for you! Thanks for watching + the comment
@@itstonyholiday subscribed as well 🙏 question: if my mix sounds great on my dt 770s ( I don't have speakers) and sounds comparable to a good Spotify sound in terms of loudness, do I need to pay someone to master on speakers ?
@@krp_musicc Paying for a good engineer vs. doing it yourself with no experience will always pay dividends. But it depends what you want... Are you just making music for fun and learning? Are you making an album that's going to be on the charts?
Such great advice about hi-passing the sub. I like to use side-chain compression as well. Sometimes i'll use multi-band compression and just side-chain a specific band on the 808 to the kick, this also works with other drum elements as well, i.e. side-chain compress the upper mids of the synth pad to the snare. It's really good with a dynamic EQ as well, unfortunately logic doesn't come with one.
@@itstonyholiday one workaround is to divide the track into multiple tracks using eq (duplicate and hi-pass/low-pass etc.) so that you have the frequency content split into individual tracks. You can then use the compressor side-chained to whatever to duck only the relevant track, the only potential caveat here is phase change due to the filtering/eq, which can end up causing some phase cancellation at the frequencies where the filters are placed - can be avoided with linear phase EQ but then the CPU usage is higher. Best to just use your ears to judge in that case.
Tom M yes this is typically the method I’ve used in the past. But like you said the CPU output can get to be a lot sometimes. Love doing that type of thing with low end tho, 808s, bass and such... affecting the different parts of them based on being low, mid, or high to really make them feel big.
I’ve just lived in apartments since I started producing so I didn’t have an opportunity to use monitors. The old saying “do whatever sounds good” has been my mantra
Hey James, not sure what you mean by "when does it come in". Low end is typically best in mono but you can shape your sounds anyway that you like if it sounds good.
Hey! I do but on a track by track basis. Sometimes I don't want the kick to knock through as big when I really want to make the vocalist come first or it's a more mellow song. But yes, you definitely can. Thanks for watching!
@@itstonyholiday Oh sweet awesome. Thank you for taking your time to reply. I enjoy your tutorials and I finally made an account. Your very informative and helpful with every direction. Keep the hard work going Tony!!! :)
Justin Fontaine my guy! I have one on basic trap drum patterns, check that one out for some beginner patterns and such. Try switching up the placements of your percs and kicks to start but keep the clap consistent on the 2 and the 4. That should give you a playground of different patterns to work with. Thank you for watching homie 🙌
Justin Fontaine one great way to make different beats is if your recording midi drums go back into the edited and move your drum notes around to create a different beat a great way to do that is with your high hat the way you can change your high hat to create dynamics and rhythm to your tracks is place your high hat notes on different tracks so it’s in a zigzag pattern and it will give your mix some dynamic and more rhythm also you can add in extra kicks and snare and cymbals into the edited to make different beats
Don’t worry... more vids coming im just putting all my time into this sound pack for all ya’ll. Vids will continue more regularly when it’s released! Thanks for watching 🙌🤙
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Great tutorial. Btw your voice sounds like Jesse on breaking bad.
Hey man great video and great sounding drums keep up the great work and keep making music I also do a lot of mixing tips on my channel so keep up the great work and keep making awesome music man sounds great
Great vid! Btw 5:16 what about using a pitched kick and just putting it on the right note with sampler/ultrabeat whatever, instead of boosting the note frequencies on the eq?
Also a great solution! These aren't the "definitive" ways to make your kick hit harder. More just suggestions that work great and make you think of other ways. Could defo pitch and of your drums to the key of the song to fit it in better.
@@Joshstix95 Ah gotchu, if it's in one loop as an audio file then probably not cause you're going to affect the whole loop. If you can isolate the kick drum then you should be able to get it smackin. Good luck!
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The drum kit/sound pack I use for all my beats (created by me): www.itstonyholiday.com/#soundpacks
Appreciate you guys!
The binaural pan is by far the biggest fucking improvement with the least amount of effort I've ever made in music production, and I think it will stay that way for a while. Thank you man, I appreciate it.
Such a power move. Thanks for watching Jack, glad you found the content helpful.
@@itstonyholiday Second that! Learnt something new with the binaural pan trick and man am I grateful for that! Cheers 🙏
No worries! I'm grateful for you watching the content. Thanks again
These tips are fireeeeee. Especially the Binaural pan, never thought of that
Use whatever you can to your advantage or anything to make your tracks sound unique. Thanks for watching!!
Of course you didn't. It sound complicated af 😂
You’re a legend bro 🙏🏼
Back atchu homie... much love 🙌🙌
I can't believe I'd never heard of Binaural pan until you, you are incredible. Thank you!
Game changing mixing tactic for sure. Merry Christmas!
That binaural thing was extremely helpful, definitely a game changer! Thank you
Such an under rated tactic, thank you for watching!!
The frequency trick was killer. Much gratitude brother!
Thanks for watching my friend!
I've just returned to Logic Pro after a long 4-5 year absence, while exploring 3D animation so that I can put music to visuals on RUclips. Of course, everything' changed - Live loops, Q-Sampler, the Sequencer even Alchemy is new to me!!! I discovered your channel, watched a few of your tutorials, and immediately decided to subscribe and watch ALL of them! Concise and informative, you're one of the best out there. Huge thanks!!
Amazing, welcome back! Thanks very much for the sub and the kind words. Enjoy the new Logic Pro!
def didn't know about this frequency chart until today. thanks man.
No worries! It's a great subtle trick for sure. Thanks for watching
TONY!!! !!! Your videos are NEVER phony!!! THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR SHARING!!
Thank you for all of the love on the videos today Doc! Appreciate the comments 🙌
As pro I was surprised about the binaural technique - There’s always something new to learn/be remembered and try out. Didn’t expect that one thank you!
Thanks for watching! Glad you found the content useful
THANK YOUUU. I couldn't find a video like this anywhere.
yooo number three is a literal life saver
Tricks of the trade
Knowledge🧠
Appreciate you!!
Love your style, Tony. Keep it going into 2024! 🎉
Thanks for the kind words Jared. All the best to you and yours this holiday season!
Tony Holiday back at it again with these life saving tips mehn. God bless your soul
My homie you always showin love. Thank you 🙌
This is EXACTLY what I needed to see! What a difference! thanks!
Thanks for watching! Glad you found it helpful
Thank you sir, great info, dope track .. FORWARD!
Too kind my friend. Thank you for watching
Can u please do a special tutorial on how to mix the rack kick and the Spinz 808 so that they blend well together?
The reason why people recommend those two samples together is because they don't need much done to them after they're put together.
One of the staples of trap music
awesome, quick and simple
Thank you for watching, glad you enjoyed!
If i would have had this when i was maybe 20 i‘d probably be a billionaire today
Comment of the year so far 😂
I downloaded Arcade, I think I will move to splice, i preffer flipping samples on Ableton's simpler. The interface of Arcade sucks
@@itstonyholiday 😂🙏
Thanks for the Gems going to try it out now.
Thanks for watching! Really appreciate it.
This is invaluable information. Thank you so much.
Thanks for watching!
more great stuff! i've been using logic for a few years, but i keep learning new stuff w/your videos. love it!
Thank you! Really appreciate the kind words. I’m glad you find the content useful 🙌
Definitely gonna try out the Binaural Pan on my next track! Thanks!!
Under rated trick for sure! Thanks for watching
noice, thank you lol. Ive been producing for 4 years and today i became frustrated with my bass and kicks. today was the day i fixed them. thank you
Thank you for watching! Glad you found the content useful
Bro this was an absolute fucking game changer to my production, thank you so much!!!! You deserve way more subs man
Glad you found it useful my friend, thank you for watching!
this video is super pro, thank you so much, grateful for your knowledge.
Thank you so much for watching Matt! Really appreciate the kind words
you have really helped me in my beats so thanks a lot
Thanks for watching, really appreciate it!
Hey man great tips on how to make your kick hit harder keep up the great work also I do a lot of mixing and recording tips on my channel to so keep up the great work and keep making great music man sounds great
So why do everyone goes on about Pro Tools when Logic can do so much more and better! Respect for this video, sir ✊🏿✊🏿✊🏿.
Pro Tools has been an industry standard for such a long time that I think people are used to it. However, now with the accessibility and price point of Logic there's been a change in which DAWs are being used professionally. Thank you for watching and the comment Cobby!
ayo your tutorials are so damn good. thx for making this super dope videos! finally someone who explains logic like a king
i don't now if king sound awkward in englisch for a compliment.. so better lets say like a real og
Thank you! Comment received great my guy... your English is spot on. Appreciate you watching!
Thank you, Tony! Helpful tips. Funny thing, I watched a video on a same topic right before yours, and the guy told to fit kick right in the center of the binaural pan, while you explaining the opposite hahah gonna go to logic and try myself )
This is one of my first videos, at this stage of my production journey I was pretty new, this was a technique that just happened to work for me.
Typically, it is better to keep your kick dead centre, in mono. But at the end of the day, if it sounds good to you, then do what works for you!
Thanks for watching + the comment
@@itstonyholiday yeah right)
Bro you SAVED my track. Thanks so much, this tutorial rocks dude!
Thank you for watching! Can’t tell you how much I appreciate the words. Have a great weekend 👍
Ik I’m late but this man is a legend, thanks you
Better late than never my friend. Thanks for watching!
Awesome thank you
Thank you for watching!!
So much value. Thank you very much!
Thank you for watching! Glad you found the content helpful
These tips are amazing.
Glad you like them Simon! Thanks for watching
Great stuff Tony
Thank you for watching!! Really appreciate it
Love your videos! I can't wait to see more. Thank you!!
Thank you for watching! Really appreciate the comment
bro ur tips are actual gold subbed
Eh homie I appreciate you! Thank you for watching, glad you found the content helpful.
wow dude the binaural pan worked instantly! thanks a ton, i never knew that one.
No worries! Thanks for watching
@@itstonyholiday subscribed as well 🙏 question: if my mix sounds great on my dt 770s ( I don't have speakers) and sounds comparable to a good Spotify sound in terms of loudness, do I need to pay someone to master on speakers ?
@@krp_musicc Paying for a good engineer vs. doing it yourself with no experience will always pay dividends. But it depends what you want...
Are you just making music for fun and learning?
Are you making an album that's going to be on the charts?
@@itstonyholiday makes sense dude... Thanks fam 🙏
@@krp_musicc Thanks for the comment!
AMAZING!! thanks so much for this ✨️🖤
Thank you for watching, if you have Logic 10.5 or higher you should check out this video:
ruclips.net/video/nwgHsy4dQTQ/видео.html
May GOD Bless bruh . You helped me a lot 🙏🏼
Thanks bru! Happy you found the content helpful. Cheers for watching!
These tips are a huge help bro. Thanks.
Gotchu bro 💪
perfect help vid, appreciate you
Thank you for watching, if you liked this video and have Logic 10.5, you should watch this one instead:
ruclips.net/video/nwgHsy4dQTQ/видео.html
Bless you Tony
You’re a real one Quint. Thanks for watching
Thank you for the great tips brother.
Thank you for watching, really appreciate it
Tony took me somewhere awesome on this one!
Appreciate you!! Haha that tag sticks
Awesome tutorial man! Definitely giving a follow after this!
Appreciate it Taylor! Thanks for watching and the comment
Dayummmmm.....thanjs We needed that!
Thank you for watching!
Crazy nice tips thanks mate
Unfortunatly I don't have this function binaural pan, do you know in which version of logic it came out ?
Interesting, maybe you need to turn on advanced settings?
thank you 💖 amazing tips
Thank you for watching!
Such great advice about hi-passing the sub. I like to use side-chain compression as well. Sometimes i'll use multi-band compression and just side-chain a specific band on the 808 to the kick, this also works with other drum elements as well, i.e. side-chain compress the upper mids of the synth pad to the snare. It's really good with a dynamic EQ as well, unfortunately logic doesn't come with one.
Definitely love the use of the multipressor to bring through that extra punch. Can you sidechain specific bands with the stock LPX one?
Tony Holiday unfortunately the logic stock multipressor doesn’t have sidechain capabilities. I use neutron from izotope for this.
Good shout!
@@itstonyholiday one workaround is to divide the track into multiple tracks using eq (duplicate and hi-pass/low-pass etc.) so that you have the frequency content split into individual tracks. You can then use the compressor side-chained to whatever to duck only the relevant track, the only potential caveat here is phase change due to the filtering/eq, which can end up causing some phase cancellation at the frequencies where the filters are placed - can be avoided with linear phase EQ but then the CPU usage is higher. Best to just use your ears to judge in that case.
Tom M yes this is typically the method I’ve used in the past. But like you said the CPU output can get to be a lot sometimes. Love doing that type of thing with low end tho, 808s, bass and such... affecting the different parts of them based on being low, mid, or high to really make them feel big.
Amazing tips! Thank you!
Thanks for watching, really appreciate it 👍
Thank you!
Thank you for watching!
Thanks. This helped me a lot!
Thanks for watching Chris!
Cool stuff in here. Thanx bro. 😎
Appreciate you watching! Thanks for the comment
Thanks
Thank you.
Thank you for this video! Is amazing :)
Thank you for watching! Really appreciate the comment
Hey Tony, how do you mix your music with headphones? If you do can you make a video explaining how?
I’ve just lived in apartments since I started producing so I didn’t have an opportunity to use monitors. The old saying “do whatever sounds good” has been my mantra
Thanks a lot! Esto es fue muy bueno! 🙌👌
Thanks for watching!
I knew I could count on you!
I needed this thanks!
Thanks for the love on all the vids!
so much better!
thanks you are amazing 😻
Thank you for watching! Really appreciate it
Thanks man
Thank you sir.
Sidechain compressor on the bass triggered by the kick and parallel compression to dose. Do you think that it might be slightly better ?
I can't hear it so it might be, but it might not. Every situation is going to be different 👍
THIS IS GOLD!!
Appreciate you!!
Hi Tony - great video. Thanks so much. I've been told to keep kick/bass in mono, so where does binaural pan come in?
Hey James, not sure what you mean by "when does it come in". Low end is typically best in mono but you can shape your sounds anyway that you like if it sounds good.
very nice tips
Thank you for watching! Really appreciate the kind words
Dope video man, good advice
My guy, thank you! Glad it helped 🙌
Bro thanks🙏👍
Thank you for watching!
great video
Thank you for watching!
I subbed because of this video
I appreciate you. Thank you for watching and the sub!
amazing bro thanks a lot
Thanks for watching!!
thank you so much!!!
Thank you for watching! Really appreciate it
wow. coming in clutch my dude
Appreciate you my guy!!
I was wondering do you use side chain compression on top of this? Thx for your great work dude ;)
Hey! I do but on a track by track basis. Sometimes I don't want the kick to knock through as big when I really want to make the vocalist come first or it's a more mellow song. But yes, you definitely can. Thanks for watching!
Will you make an updated version of this in 2021?
Not much has really really changed so probably not, could revisit this topic though as I have learned more as a producer. Thanks for watching!
@@itstonyholiday Oh sweet awesome. Thank you for taking your time to reply. I enjoy your tutorials and I finally made an account. Your very informative and helpful with every direction. Keep the hard work going Tony!!! :)
@@ceiljondelosreyes4226 Thank you! Really happy that you found the content helpful. Thanks for watching
Appreciate the sauce mayn
Appreciate you watching my friend
How to make snare drop & trap roll ? Please
& How to make hi hat roll for trap beat
Please am facing a lot of problems in these topics .....
Yes will see what I can come up with. Thanks for watching 🙌🙌
bruh. thank you, actual king. SO PUNCHYYYY
Thank you! Glad you found the video helpful
yoo that binuaral panner is dope
No doubt! Great feature when used properly
@@itstonyholiday is it the same trick with the bass?
@@fenrico Give it a try
Thanks much 🙏
@@fenrico Thanks for watching! Really appreciate it
It would be dope if you made a video on how to get better at making drum patterns. I get stuck making the same beat lol still a rook
Justin Fontaine my guy! I have one on basic trap drum patterns, check that one out for some beginner patterns and such. Try switching up the placements of your percs and kicks to start but keep the clap consistent on the 2 and the 4. That should give you a playground of different patterns to work with. Thank you for watching homie 🙌
Justin Fontaine one great way to make different beats is if your recording midi drums go back into the edited and move your drum notes around to create a different beat a great way to do that is with your high hat the way you can change your high hat to create dynamics and rhythm to your tracks is place your high hat notes on different tracks so it’s in a zigzag pattern and it will give your mix some dynamic and more rhythm also you can add in extra kicks and snare and cymbals into the edited to make different beats
Dope!!!🔥🔥🔥🔥
Thanks for watching!
Thank you so much! You re a beast!
Appreciate you! Thank you for watching
such a great video, i wish you were more active bro
Don’t worry... more vids coming im just putting all my time into this sound pack for all ya’ll. Vids will continue more regularly when it’s released! Thanks for watching 🙌🤙
Great tutorial. Btw your voice sounds like Jesse on breaking bad.
Haha I get that a lot... SCIENCE MR WHITE
@@itstonyholiday it's a compliment btw :)
Thank you. One of my favourite shows so I appreciate it
Hey man great video and great sounding drums keep up the great work and keep making music I also do a lot of mixing tips on my channel so keep up the great work and keep making awesome music man sounds great
👍🤙
Tony Holiday your welcome man great stuff on your channel keep it up
Thank you so much!
Thank you for watching!
preciate the hell outta ya boh
Ha thank you, appreciate you watching
GEMS!!
Thank you for watching 🙌
Great vid! Btw 5:16 what about using a pitched kick and just putting it on the right note with sampler/ultrabeat whatever, instead of boosting the note frequencies on the eq?
Also a great solution! These aren't the "definitive" ways to make your kick hit harder. More just suggestions that work great and make you think of other ways. Could defo pitch and of your drums to the key of the song to fit it in better.
@@itstonyholiday Great stuff. How can we know the root note for the drums so we can pitch everything correctly?
@@ParabellumOfficial If you have Logic 10.5 or newer I would recommend bailing on Ultrabbeat and using Q-sampler. That will pitch your samples for you
Great! Thanxxx
Much love 🙌
Shit dude. Thanks. That really helped for real. I was having a hell of a time 😂
Thanks for watching, glad you found the content helpful!
great bro
Thanks for watching!
nice job
Thank you for watching 🙌
what up tony ! will this work for real drums (kick drum) ???
Whatchu mean? It will work for anything that you apply the tools to 👍
@@itstonyholiday nah i used real drums on my recording . like i played them haha , I jusd that the kick drum is shit . so ima try your method
@@Joshstix95 Ah gotchu, if it's in one loop as an audio file then probably not cause you're going to affect the whole loop. If you can isolate the kick drum then you should be able to get it smackin. Good luck!
@@itstonyholiday appreciate it my guy!
Thanks for watching + the shout 👍
just started in logic fam could you make a mixing video on complete mix down
Ye good shout a couple people have asked that. Thanks for watching 👍🤙