Mixcraft Quick Tip | Gain Staging Explained
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- Опубликовано: 2 авг 2024
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In this Mixcraft Quick Tip Video Tutorial, we'll be covering the topic of Gain Staging and explaining everything you need to know to get started with gain staging in your mix sessions.
Gain Staging is an important topic to understand to get the most out of your mix sessions and ensure that changes you make are worth making by compensating for volume differences, and also helps to get the most use out of your mix fader travel paths.
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Definitely like the fact that you all are getting to the basics. So many people don't get how many little things need to go right to make a good recording. Gain staging is SO important and people don't think about it as much as they should. Thanks and keep 'em coming!
More on the way soon!
I've been a loyal Mixcraft user for years. This video helps even me the experienced user.
Amen to that!
It really does help, the best eq alot of the time is the fader,getting everything leveled is 80% of the mix fr
Very helpful, thank you! I've realized this is an integral part of the music making process and makes things much easier to control and everything sounds much better.
This is great! I've never paid much attention to gain before, now I will. Thank you!
Glad it was helpful!
Just when needed!!!! Thank you for the amazing video!
No problem at all, we're glad it was helpful!
The best explanation so far.... thanks
super dooper... and well explained, thanks
Just perfect. From PR.
Needed this since a long time
Glad we could help!
Cool!
Love the tip of recording two separate takes 1:48
Glad it was helpful!
Hi..this is what I have been looking for and talk about...i don't have the gain knob in Mixcraft 8 I will use a meter pluging or loudness plugin to match the level...i will try it out🤙🤞👌
Thanks!
I normally put compression on my vocals with a channel strip drugged Dean stage before compression going into the door or gamestage after
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Thank you sir
Glad it was helpful!
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Nice tutorial. You forgot completely about normalization and how it pertains to gain staging.
It would be cool to implement gain staging like pro tools where you can drag the gain up or down on the clip itself.
May I suggest you do a video about connecting outboard harware (like Vocal processors or compressors) into Mixcraft? I don't know how to do that with my ID 14.
Hey there! Normalization wouldn't actually really be a part of gain staging as it would normalize the recorded audio. If you didn't gain stage properly it would set it to an arbitrary level, but also increase the noise floor along with it. Although it's useful to normalize a clip that's recorded properly, it's not necessarily a part of proper gain staging practice.
As for gain staging per clip, this is already possible actually - to do that you can click and drag the white handle in the center of a clip to raise or lower the volume.
We can note that suggestion down as well for a future video!
Can you show us anything about effects ordering and the importance? I know this may be a little advanced. But would definitely be useful for seasoned individuals.
Hey there! We can definitely note that down on the suggestions list!
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Superb bro.can you please do a video about synthesizer plugins
Glad you enjoyed it! And we can certainly note that down on the suggestions list!
please make a video about vocal mixing with kareoke?
Could you do a video on how to use a Novation LaunchPad Pro in Mixcraft 9? It certainly is not plug and play, it needs alot of midi learning, and I still cannot get it working good. I'm talking LaunchPad Pro, not LaunchPad mini, I see videos out there for that. Thanks
We can definitely note it down on the suggestions list! We are also working to ensure that the latest models are natively compatible with future updates of Mixcraft!
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Can you please make a video explaining how to use the Izotope Mastering Essentials plugins on the main track?
We'll add it to the suggestions list!
I wish the master track could switch the project to mono. And i wish the master meter was more detailed. extremely basic. I do love mixcraft, but those to things could really make it that much better. Also if mixcraft had a VST specifically for drum mic bleed like the drum leveler, this software would be bought by everyone.
Hey there! We can definitely note that down on the suggestions list for a future update!
In the meantime, you could use something like the free Melda Productions bundle to access metering tools as well as a stereo tool to collapse the master track to mono!
@@acoustica222 yes I have a vst that does that for me. Just a nice option when it's on the master mixer or by the meter. Just some button somewhere so I don't have to open another vst. Not a must have just convenient. Thank you for replying. Love the DAW!
How do you get your XLR mic to sound to clean? I have a Scarlett and also an at2020
Make a video tutorials on how to use a vst plug in instrument(piano) in midi editing without a midi controller.(using only computer)
Hey there! We actually demonstrated that in the Mixcraft University series! You can find the video about that here: ruclips.net/video/KQnzFhdmjHs/видео.html
guys is this only for instruments or also vocal audios? the settings/mastering from the video or is it different on vocal audios(RAP)?
Is the gain knob only available in version 9 ? I have version 8 and I don't see that option.
How can you change numbers on your dbfs mixer meter? My numbers go by -20, -40, -60, -80
Hey there! These numbers depend on the scale/size of the mixer in some cases. If resizing the mixer doesn't fix that, feel free to get in touch with our support at support.acoustica.com and we'd be glad to assist you!
You need go have a video on a singer doing gain staging as well
Hey there! All of these tips would apply for vocals as well, there isn't really a difference in the process beyond ensuring that each passage has good gain staging in the case of an especially dynamic performance.
What about instruments thru midi tht clip sound
What’s the proper level of recording vocals?
I have mixcraft 8 and dont see the gain knob option im the mixer, is there another way i can adjust the gain properly? Thanks
Hey there! This option is part of the new mixer improvements of version 9. However, you could use a 'gain' plugin instead as an insert on your track as a workaround. You should be able to find a free 'gain' VST online!
How do you get track volume fader to be db rather than volume?
Also how come the Master volume clips when none of the tracks are clipping?
Hey there! This can be toggled in the preferences under Preferences > Display > Display Volume As
As for the master clipping, this is due to the summing of the sound. Although no tracks are clipping, all of the tracks playing together can create overloads due to the buildup of all the sonic information!
So my meter signals need to hit my fader unity gain spot or at -18 on the rms meter which is the so called sweet spot? And do my VST meters if they clip effect the insert signal meter?
Generally speaking you want the signal level to match the level of the fader in order to use the full fader travel path effectively. As for clipping within plugins, you would want to avoid this if possible by using their 'output' or 'gain' control to ensure the level isn't too out of control!
Thank you
How do you bass slide in mixcraft?
We can note that down for a tutorial! In short though, you can automate the pitch bend of a synth, or instead use a synth with portamento with a legato only mode so that only overlapping notes slide!
Is there ever a time where I should move my faders from unity gain to control volume or signal?
Hey there! The faders would generally only be used for the mixing process, so for the process of gain staging you generally don't need to touch them.
Ok so why and some do some engineers move the faders down in a static mix?
I'm sorry I'm just confused as to when should I touch my faders if I already got the signal good during gain staging is it after plugins I can touch the fader?
The numbers showing on the potentiometer/slider are not the same as the numbers in the meter. So when you say 0db, isn't that really like -9db or so? Isn't the zero on the slider basically arbitrary? I have seen equipment where "zero" is-3 -6 or -12 or -18. I get what you are saying about being able to use the full range of the slider, but at first I was very confused by your interpretation of zero DB.
Hey there! That's correct, the meters here are not actually reading out at 0dB but rather using the 0dB line as the reference level for unity gain. Mixcraft has the meters set to -14dBFS for unity gain levels.
@@acoustica222 so should we gain stage to -14 on mixcraft then?
Can you make a video for voice over please?
We'll add it to the suggestions list!
Might be a stupid question but my faders don't read 6,12,18, etc. Mine read 9,18,27. why would that be?
Hey there! The meters in Mixcraft that ready 9,18,27 would represent the level relative to 0dB. So, 9 represents -9dB and so on. The numbers next to the fader handle (6,12,18) represent the adjustment level in dB and 6 would represent -6dB.
how bout with mixcraft 8
Hey there! These tips would apply to any version of Mixcraft! The main idea being that you just want to ensure that your gain levels roughly match up with the fader. So, you can use some kind of gain plugin if needed!
Gain Staging is...
It would have been a great idea to define the terminology before explaining the application.
And you should have gone over the fundamental physics associated with the Gain Staging.
This is why I hate these videos; everyone is treated like nimrod, equally.
Here we go again, Unity Gain is...