an update from me...
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- Опубликовано: 2 июл 2024
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INDEX
00:00 Intro
00:21 My health
01:22 The youtube buffer
02:31 Video teasers
03:34 RUclipsr burnout
04:35 Good news!
05:39 Plugin videos
06:41 New ideas
07:06 The audience is the most important
07:31 The big project 
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Sorry to hear about the client. We all inevitably have a few in our lives.
100% yes on the maintenance, studio, shortcuts, recording content!
There are many people who think that by being obsessive they will obtain better results...
Wytse, this is amongst the most interesting videos from you!
After more than 25 years in professional mastering and disk-cutting, after jumping into plug-in production together with TDR crew for making a virtual cutting lathe plugin, after a life of set-up and maintenance of cutting rooms and re-fining workflows, and then videos for explaining the product....
and a similar January as you describe yours...I feel what you are talking about.
I have experienced similar shifts several times in my career ("life" if you wish)
I hope you will make more videos - even at a slower pace maybe - because they are super valuable.
Especially for those who are down to earth, passionate, no nonsense and straightforward.
And off course if you want to do something about disk-mastering for vinyl in 2024 I am totally up for it!
Best wishes from Berlin, Helmut.
And how's that errr 'virtual cutting lath working out?' And after 25 years, why are you here?
Thanks for being so open.
I kind of like all your videos...because of your honesty and knowledge. I always learn things from you...that could be mixing, analogue gear, plugins etc.
My absolute favourite thing you have done was the 7 hour video of the end to end mix project....just watching how someone else approaches day to day mix challenges is really valuable and I learned so much that will make my mixing better.
So...just keep doing you, and keep sharing knowledge and how you approach things
Would be interesting to see more videos about workflows. Not necessarily on detail level, but basic steps and how to approach different types of sessions.
All the best, I hope you have a speedy recovery!
You’re definitely one of my favourite as you called them audio tubers out there, your content is top notch and it’s a breather that this isn’t a “I’m quitting RUclips” kind of video❤. As for what I’d like to see on your channel is your take on recording and the whole kind of workflow you use when people come to your live room up until you start to mix their music it’s something I’m looking for optimising myself and seeing your philosophy on this subject would sure help me make adjustments to my own workflow. Take care man we are all here for you
Wytse, man je maakt zoveel content van heerlijk eerlijke kwaliteit. Ik hoop wel dat het RUclips systeem voor jou werkt in plaats van andersom, je moet er geen heftige gejaagdheid aan overhouden. Je bent primair een audio-engineer, en het lijkt me dat je werk op RUclips dat slechts moet ondersteunen. Ik snap wel dat dips op je channel een slecht gevoel kunnen geven, dat is wat social-media (wat dit feitelijk is) doet, maar jij bent de baas en niet de grafieken. Klinkt als iemand die niet bekend is met deze social-media-clamp maar misschien is dat goed. Als ik iets extern wil laten mixen of masteren sta je sowieso bovenaan mijn lijstje, en het lijkt me dat soort dingen uiteindelijk belangrijker zouden kunnen zijn dan all-in gaan op de youtube dynamiek. Dank voor alles wat je me geleerd hebt tot nu toe :).
Excuse my French ik had geen zin in English.
I love your videos - the content, the knowledge, and the honesty. What I would love to see is not so much a comparison between hardware and plugins (which is generally seen as no comparison) but something more instructional, such as how to use various plugins based on your knowledge of hardware, what types of decisions you would make. So, things like when would you use a parametric EQ, what types of compressors to use in various situations and what parameters would you apply and why - using a variety of known plugins. Things of that nature. Not to show how hardware is better, but for those of us without access to hardware to at least practice and learn with available plugins. Not to pretend that we can create the ultimate sound but just to get better. I'm seeing a few folks that I follow switching to this type of approach. I've found those videos very interesting and helpful. For instance I saw one not too long ago by someone on how and when to use a Fairchild compressor. It was short and simple and gave me a wealth of ideas to work from, but it wasn't tied to any particular endorsement of a plugin. Basically, it was about: just grab your favourite Fairchild plugin and learn how to use it. The same could be done with Opto, FET, Vari-Mu, etc. Different EQs. Sorry for the long suggestion, but I think you could bring a wealth of knowledge to that space.
Excellent post. You summed up my feelings perfectly.
Also agree.
The Fairchild video already exists:
m.ruclips.net/video/HjPjmwhSWrk/видео.html#bottom-sheet
I actually love your approach, treatment and honesty on your videos whether they're a review or a discussion! Just keep on doing what you think you love and what you're comfortable with. Time, quality and health are still the best priorities after all. ❤🙌 Cheers and peace!
Edit: Actually, most of your plugin review vids actually really helped me a lot when choosing or buying plugins/tools! And when I do decide on buying that plugin, I don't regret! They're not collecting dust. They're permanently part of my templates and wokflows! So yah, just letting you know how much your insights are helpful.
Thank you for the openness about what is going on behind the scenes. Hope you'll be able to keep a healthy work/life balance because I'm not bored of your video content yet 😉. As for branching out to other styles of video's I'd love to see more actual recording and mixing video's. Let as be a fly in the room during the creative and engineering proces, see how you make choices and why. Also I feel there are forms where sponsored content is fine. You could strike a deal with a microphone manufacture and do a recording session with those mic's I don't see any downside to that style of sponsorship. But I respect your hesitation on this matter.
Hi Wytse,
FWIW: I very much liked your videos about wiring up your studio, installing your patch bays, exploring the possibilities with repaired console parts, etc. So in general: the real studio stuff. Another very interesting video was your coöperation with your friend the mastering engineer. The results he achieved in colouring and adding depth which were possible to hear in YT-audio quality were straight forward amazing and YUMMIE!
Kind regards from Antwerp,
Patrick Peeters
I’d love to see some more videos like your start to finish full mix. Seeing your decision process and looking at how your process the audio through the analog gear and what you choose to do in the box was some of the most helpful things I’ve seen on RUclips.
Good video and I hope you feel well again! I really like the idea of you making those tips and tricks videos about some plugins that would be great and would help a lot of people too :)
Oh no! Some friends and I just went through some crazy throat probs. Please stay well. More important than YT and all.
And yes, I have worked a lot with other influencers re; reviews and custom content and it is hectic. In particular those trying to do an artist career and real writing/producer/mixing/mastering gig.
And in reviewing plugins yes do what you think is exciting. For example, I know you are not big on vocal production but it’s a great topic.
same happened to me for most of January., super ill and no voice. I'm also both glad and worried to hear you also make the video on the week its out just like me. It's a cycle I'm hoping to get out of too.
The tips and tricks sounds really good. Especially tips and tricks where you don't end up spending money on some expensive plugin suite; but just using the basic built-in plugins of daws or tips that are generic enough to apply to any daw
Chill Wytse on the channel. Build that buffer babe! Next week you could read nursery rhymes and we'd all still watch, like and comment with love, if it gives you space and time 🧡
I have to agree, I am pretty sure that a month of easy videos would be really easy to get along with as a viewer. I have been on a 'gear tube' diet lately, and this channel + Bad Gear are about it. I am a bit tired of how youtube is expecting folks to kill themselves running a channel non-stop. For craps sake, broadcast and streaming folks has 'seasons' with some space between them. Even news folks get vacations and sick days.
Thank you for the update! 👍🏽 I enjoy your plug-in reviews but I look forward to seeing any “tips & tricks” videos you produce in the future. Thank you for what you do! 👊🏽
Veel beterschap , gezondheid is het belangrijkste !
People don't realize the commitment it takes to keeps a RUclips channel alive an how time consuming it is... that said, personally, RUclips changed my life for the better, so I think it is worth it! But the challenge is there... A very "humbling" thing that I realized recently (after 10 years of doing this!) is that most of the time, the simplest content, that takes minimal time and effort to produce, is the most appreciated. Keep it real and simple. Thanks a lot for your content, it is always very inspiring!
Thanks a lot for your great great content! I really appreciate your hands on approach and your originality.
One suggestion (I don't know if it makes sense for a RUclipsr): When you won't be able to upload fresh material, maybe start reuploading "classic" content, so videos that are already out there, but which you choose to show your audience again for xyz reason. Maybe with a little intro to let everybody know why you pulled that up again.
So it's not just rechewing old stuff but like a curated selection of still relevant info ✌️
Influenza has always been underestimated. Good luck on your continued recovery! Your plugin videos are the most relevant to me, but if you want to pivot, walking us through the process of recording/mixing would be a good direction. That may seem overcrowded, but I think there's lots of unexplored territory. Copyright is an issue; you'd need an artist/label on board with it. Break it up into a series, from project inception to final product, timed to build toward release. Artist gets help with hype, you get content, audience wins! The best part, but also a problem-it is its own buffer, but you need content in the meantime.
i remember had to colds last year... couging lasted 5 weeks. i was paranoid that i get asthma... now everything is fine... but i feel like getting easier ill than last years..... Bless you!
My fav thing on the channel are the vlogs / occasional mixing videos. Your an awesome guy and i really like the insights into to the process of mixing and just to see the usual stuff thats going on is fun. Keep doing you cause in the end that's what where are here for haha.
I want to suggest analysis of user submitted tracks with acoustic instruments and vocals... discussing the eq choices, bass frequencies etc. thank you for your open and honest reviews!
I never miss your videos ❤ and will try and support you and your channel..... It definitely can't be easy doing what you do ... But the main thing is looking after yourself, that always has to come first. Total respect for you man.....
The studio maintenance, ergonomics thing is the one thing I want to see the absolute most, and I tell every audio RUclipsr who asks the same thing. There are very very few videos like this.
Really like your vlogs.
Thank you man for sharing your review of plugins , don’t stop we loves your videos. Good luck for this year 2024
Hey Wytse, glad you're starting to feel better, sorry to hear about the rough start to the year! Even us small RUclipsrs definitely understand what you're saying about your posting schedule and appeasing the algorithm. Looking forward to your upcoming projects, and I appreciate your commitment to keeping your content about things you're excited about.
Hi Wytse, I'm going to continue watching your channel no matter what. Please, *do what you want to do* with your own channel. You're a 'creative', you're just as much of an artist as someone who writes & records their own music.
I would like to see videos about studio ergonomics...that's a great idea.
- Videos about connecting and using MIDI control surfaces.
- And especially videos about the best way to mix EDM in preparation for mastering
Thanks!
Perhaps taking a page out of Beato's "What Makes This Song Great"? But instead you can do: "What Makes This Mix Great?" I'd LOVE to hear your analysis on great recordings from all the ages based on whatever technology was used for its time. I.E. "Pet Sounds" is still considered mandatory for many engineers considering what was accomplished at the time. There's tons of great recordings that could use such a spotlight. Even going back to the earliest recording of 78's! Whatever you do, I'll be watching. ✌
I can’t prove this, but I’m pretty sure everything Rick knows about music came from watching episodes of VH1 Behind the Music. He is the Megazord of soccer moms. Whatever Rick does, you do the opposite.
Thisssss ffs
It’s a great idea and would be very interesting but those videos would run into copyright issues due to using known songs. Rick Beato doesn’t care about that because he sells his products during the videos.
@@LanewoodStudiosBeato was successful because he used the education disclaimer. And they were not monetized. He used that traffic to sell a lot of his publications and other stuff.
Same can be done here. And don’t forget, there’s also the interview angle which is really taking off lately for him. He’s doing some really important work right now with legends who probably won’t be around much longer. There’s plenty of recording engineers who are also in that same zone. They’d probably love to be interviewed by a fellow engineer with deeper questions than most ordinary journalist are capable of.
@@houdinididiit yes it would be absolutely great and I really like Rick Beato’s content. He even has some audio engineering content. I was just saying that if Wytse goes that way he needs to realize he’s going to lose the Adsense revenue from the videos. For my own small channel e.g. that’s still the main source of compensation for my time. But I guess the White Sea Studio channel is already less reliant on that.
I have bought so many plugins because of you. Thanks for sharing your knowledge and expertise. Keep doing what your doing, love it!!
Plugin reviews will remain VERY important for newbies, I myself have enjoyed your uploads a lot, it prevented a lot of rubbish plugins being bought by me. However, you can probably publish video's in separate subject content. I would really enjoy your input on (semi)pro (re)mastering. Because many bedroom artists insist on mixing themselves. My advantage is my excellent hearing (yes, my ears, i am blessed), therefore many clients reach out to me because they want to get their stereo mixes from good to great. As you have an excellent mastering studio cube in your videos, i think many subscribers like me do want your expert know how. And please, keep your approach as down to earth - we LOVE that. Keep on indeed😊❤
Just thanks!
Would love to see live mixing/mastering of a organic house track in the future. I‘m still struggling to find a way to mix them since the bass plays such an important role. My stuff always seems to have too much bass, but when turning it down it loses soul.
If you think the bass is the most important element, then make it the most important element! Nothing wrong with that!
Just cut reduce the sub-bass boominess (headroom-eater) and retain more of the harmonics/character.
Use the -1db trick.and see if it works for U.... When you reach the exact point that you feel the bass sounds perfect in your mix, turn it down -1 db and forget about it... The next day you will hear it is in a good place....
impossible to tell without hearing, but its possibly a midrange issue. mids are often the hardest thing to get right, but incredibly important in a great mixdown. Often people mask poorly balanced mids by overemphasising the bass, which is an easy way to give physicality to a track. But the energy of the track shouldnt completely disappear when muting the bass. When the mids are rich, the bass doesnt need to be super loud to have the desired effect. Take Kerri Chandler's mixdowns for example.
Find your own soul, then tue rest will work. Make ur own mistakes and turn them into something unique. You'll learn nothing on utube. Nothing.
Your health is your wealth, keep well, would love a video on your take on Studio macros and ergonomics
Sending you love - hope you recover soon! Also videos on building out and maintaining you studio would be great!
i watch music production and plugin reviews with a certain degree of skepticism because there are so many ads disguised as something else.
knowing how to use gear properly is more important than the gear itself so i'm excited for more tips and tricks videos of a certain type of gear personally. it's so good to hear that your membership is growing, i think it would continue to grow with you sharing your knowledge though tutorials
All the topics you mentioned would be interesting. for me personally recording methods and setting up a studio (and maybe maintenance? I'm not sure what it means really) would be the most interesting.
And thanks for sharing all that :)
Thanks for the update! What i really miss in a lot of youtube channels on mixing is mixing live tracks/live shows afterwards in your daw. Some tips&tricks for that would be awsome!
Thanks for your honesty! Love your content and you MUST go with your gut on what work feels “Meaningful,” even exciting… You have helped me IMMEASURABLY.
Thank you for your time and energy you put into your Videos! I highly appreciate the production value you put into them. I can fully understand that the plugin videos bores you out of your mind, but I personally love to see new products and hear your opinion about it. Perhaps you can collect a few of them and make a Video with more than one - this would probably make them more economical. Take care of your health and keep pushing!
I support whatever you do to make yourself comfortable. You’ve earned it, you deserve it, you do something great, you deserve happiness. You inspire me and probably many others with your passion and attitude, do what you need to do to nurture that and you help all of us. So take care, my friend.
Keep up the good work and best wishes for Health and recovery !
Whatever you're inspired by and truly excited about sharing is what's best to serve up. Enthusiasm breeds enthusiasm, and more than anything that's how I like to be affected - no matter what it is I'm learning about. Now that is REAL enthusiasm and not PRETENTIOUS. Knowledge is easy to digest if it's cared about how it is delivered. I recently shared this analogy with a friend ... a person took the choicest cut of beef, boiled it, burnt it, then served it up dry, lukewarm in monotone ... bland, boring and such a waste! The next person knew how to properly cook the same cut, lovingly prepared it, perfectly cooked and seasoned it, served it hot and fresh with some interesting sides - the difference is they knew what they were doing, loved what they were doing, and wanted to share that passion with their guests. If I asked my guests what they wanted but I didn't know how to cook it, then I might end up underwhelming them. Fair to say there is always a balance, but whatever it is you do, do it because you love it. You'll have far more satisfaction in that, than any $ you make.
The studio maintenance/ ergonomics idea is amazing
W… sorry to hear of your illness. Here in the States, we’ve had what most call the “long cold.” Lasts nearly a month. No fun. I’m happy to be a subscriber and will continue so. Cheers.
Thank you. Analog hardware recording chains for different instruments and mixing chains, master bus chains.👏🏻👋🏼
Big fan of the channel for a while. I like your suggestions for branching out in content. I would add to that it would be cool to see you mixing with stems sometimes - I think it’d be interesting to really see you dial in a mix!
Would love to see more things on studio maintenance. Cheers mate!
Love this type of video because sometimes it feels like every content creator just has their act completely together and buttoned up. This humanizes the experience. Terrible to hear that you had such a toxic client, and also normalizes a lot of what us (your audience) may also experience. Thanks for the update and hope you feel better!
All the ideas you mentioned are good. I think that many people would like to learn about how to run a studio, recording and mixing processes and anything related to what you do as a producer.
Keep doing your thing! I always enjoy your videos. We get a real world! real time no nonsense perspective when you review plugins and gear. Just like we would do in our own studios. Zero bullshit, just down to the truth about the products with no hype. I value that immensely
I don’t know if you realise this but you’ve got great comic timing. You’re very entertaining, as well as knowledgeable. Kind of like Dave’s World of Fun Stuff (his takedown of Rickenbacker basses is hilarious), but your own style. Could you use that in some shorts that are easy to make and repeatable? Plug in turkey of the month or marketing bullshit claim of the month? Or quick tip on what not to do when mixing.? Would love to see you interview people too. Btw, I admire your energy, keeping this channel going. All the best.
I’m sorry to hear that you have had a rough month! Working with toxic clients is horrible! Mixing that with being sick 😫😫
I love your content and love how you share things. I hope your health comes back too 100% soon :) big love from Australia
I would love to see more of how a studio work, and maintanence
hope you get well back to 100% health soon
Studio tips would be good, starting with acoustics and monitoring, hardware equipment, listening habits... Thanks for all the great content so far, W!
Hi, i still like to watch plugin reviews, even if these are recurring. I enjoy your feedback and how do you react, wich is more interesting than the plugin itself. Keep going!
Workflow/macro videos would be awesome!
I love your videos! As a bedroom producer, I appreciate the plug-in reviews, there's always some hidden knowledge gems behind. Keep em coming sir, thank you for your effort, humour and bullshit free approach! Stay well ❤
I’d like to see you doing some more long format videos of mixing / mastering sessions
Cool. Keep it up…I can imagine it’s exhausting but your content is great and genuine. Things I wanna see. One topic is using outboard gear as hardware inserts in pro tools to make it very easy to integrate for mixing…and also have them patched/normalled for recording going in as well. For plugins maybe consider demoing or reviewing a few plugins in one video…from one company so that people can get a flavor of their products and also maybe companies that go overlooked like…OVERLOUD, PSP, McDSP. Also I always find that the most cutting edge and creative stuff is in the Synth plugin world with companies like UVI…but that’s more composing/production/sound design, than mixing. Otherwise like I said I’m always interested in making a seemless workflow with analog gear and plugins in Pro Tools…for me…or in any DAW. Just conceptually. Some ideas. Keep it up!
I feel the RUclips pain too. Keeping consistent uploads and keeping them high quality is more difficult than most people realize. I adore your content, and I support you in anything you do :)
Yeah, studio practice like recording, ergonomics and handy think’s for your handling your studio wil be great video to watch!
Greetings from Woerden hihi
I like your product reviews because they’re intuitive and I live in that world, but I prefer to see products in the context of your actual workflow and real-world projects. Looking forward to your next posting!
i think tom announced he was stopping a long time ago, before the quitting trend started to occur.
ads in your video are not annoying. i love when you advertise because i know you're getting paid. which feels good to me and probably for you too.
i don't get bored with plug-in reviews and snake oil stuff. i love that stuff. the only thing i don't like is the lack diving in very deeply into these plugins. it would be cool if you took a look at the manual or help files to discover unique features and actually show us a bit more about the plug-in. but i know that's not quite your style and i respect that- you can literally do whatever you want and you have my support. 🎉
I don't really know about how youtube works, but whatever you are doing your videos keep popping up on my feed even though I wasn't subscribed. I am now, hope it helps a bit. I always kinda thought it was just a hobby for most youtubers, doing this on the side for fun and of course advertising their studio in the process too. One of my favorite channels is Dan Worrall and he just uploads whenever. He has plenty of subscribers too (you win though), but he probably isn't dependent on it for income. On the other hand I also stumbled upon a nice little channel called Audio Mountain where the guy brings out all kinds of nice tutorials on a regular basis, but he barely has any subscribers. The algorithm just works in a really weird way I guess.
Thanks for your videos, I watch them irregular, but when, I find them very useful!
If I could express a topic request, I would like to see more about efficient studio workflow. THX
THAT STREAMDECK!!! Last time I checked didn't find much useful content in the audio space for the use of a streamdeck... and I REALLY WANT ONE! But I also have no clue where to F'ckin start!
Thoughts and prayers. 😉 Keep on being awesome!
You are awesome, and I love your videos. You have helped me make more practical decisions on what is necessary to make music, for me. It would be cool to see you record a band or do something outside of the studio, or work with other youTubers/sound people. The world is an oyster, or a giant turtle, best wishes.
Get well soon. Looking forward about that Neumann MT48 review.
Yes, please. A bunch of practical cosiderations for running a studio would be ace.
Thank you for your openness. Really appreciate your content. See the point with plugin reviews. Maybe shoot a video how to about how to review and judge for yourself? Like how to identify snake oil…:)
I would be interested in some „RL“ content. Like „i‘m currently working on THIS and this is my process, these are the problems im facing, these are my solutions - or maybe i dont really have one yet?!“
I think in the end you‘re not that limited to subjects. Although you manage to make very informative videos i f.e. enjoyed this one a lot because it makes it possible to kind of … connect to your way of approaching or thinking about things..? So maybe if you‘d focus a bit more on yourself and your process with the things you do your content will be as valuableas before but a bit less stressful for you to make?
And hey… you gave your share! Even if you‘d decide to quit yt tomorrow you will be remembered for what you did and if you‘d be happier that way … go for it. Can only imagine how stressful that is.
Rave on 🤘
Studio building and maintenance sounds great
Snake oil videos are nice and all, at least we get honest opinions on certain "prodigious" new plugins, but for me what made the difference was your talk with a mastering engineer. I'm not really a fan of those 40' interviews with guests but that one was really well packed. Alongside with that, everything explaining some actual mixing criteria based on skills rather than tools is what I enjoy the most, but I understand that due to its value it's more of a paid content.
Would love to see recording videos on acoustic instruments/ vocals.
Soory to hear about all this Wyste! Especially about the toxic client. I try to avoid them as well but sometimes they catch you by surprise! I know how much it can suck.
What??? If your client list is social media what do you expect....
Thanks for this update Wytse, hope you´re doing well again and as an audi-tuber I do know exactly what you´re talking about ^^
Hi can you please make a series on your reaper workflow (shortcuts, toolbars, etc..) and all the customisation you use? Would love to see that. Thanks for your videos :)
Sounds like you have some good ideas for branching out. We'll look forward to that. Regarding toxic clients: At my studio I'm running a backup like every 5 minutes so I can hand over a thumb drive and say "Here's your data. It includes everything we've done so far. Good luck with your project. I'll Venmo what's left of your deposit right now. Please be mindful of my dogs on your way out."
I actually really liked your deep dive on the UAD Fairchild which tought me a lot. I bet there are many more people like me that don’t know how to use our equipment to its fullest.
I honestly just find you enjoyable as a person… your sense of humor is spot on. you could switch over to reviewing children’s books or doing spice challenges and I would watch.
Really nice this personal update, thanks for the insight into your life. Personally, I would wish for more videos with you showing us how you master a track. Thanks a lot for everything.🙏
dude I just want to wish you good health, you'll get back in the groove
not for nothing, but i bought the dictator and the empress eq based on your video! and, i couldn't be happier.......ur videos really help!!!
I have really enjoyed your videos and reviews. Thank you for doing them as they've helped me make some choices. Plus they're entertaining and funny. Be well!
Just be you man, and yes do talk about different things rather than plugin reviews, as you said a lot of companies just re-creating what is already there (as plugins) that for me is boring. Unless a plugin that is really worthwhile reviewing that is outside the box, then that would be cool. In regards to reviews, what about just focusing on hardware? that is always interesting. Other than that, workflow, ergonomics, philosophies is definitely more interesting and beneficial. If you do what makes you excited and happy that will definitely reflect and show on your channel, personally that would be more engaging for me. There are too many channels on selling shit, and to ve fair Im completely over that. Keep on doing what you love to do man. Peace & luv
Get well soon dude. I've been in the same boat after having covid.
Goed dat je niet zoals mainstream youtube geld boven alles zet! Dat je het ook doet omdat je het nog leuk vind! Dat maakt je stijl authentiek en uniek. Ik blijf in tunen!
I'd like to see more about how you work with your analog gear, cheers!
Good update. Change is necessary for longevity. David Bowie. Need I say more? I appreciate repetition in plugins, dying apologise for it! Health is important. Toxic client? Yup, I've had that! Move forward, redefine your offering, stay relevant to yourself! Go for it! 😊
Would love to see best practices in mixing and mixing processes.
Don't feel bad I recently sent in a LaChapelle 500 DI for repair only to find out there was nothing wrong with it.
Best wishes for you physical and mental health (that client sounds like a serious burden!). I keep an eye out for your videos in my feed, and I'll certainly be watching even if the frequency declines. And definitely interested in shortcuts/studio productivity, studio maintenance, and recording. -Tom
I thought the way you programed in plugins to your stream deck looked pretty neat and wondered how you did it. Its probably pretty easy, but I'd like to see.
I just wanna see more sanstorm reviews
Big love from your long los Dutch Australian friend! It’s been a while, I hope you’re feeling better
Krita
I hope u are feeling much, much better. take care of yourself fist.
More videos about dts,MPEG-H Audio,dolby-atmos,binaural,short interviews, behind the etc, less video about plugins.
Those are all on the planning
I’m week to week as well and it’s tough. Looking forward to your future content.
Just real quick if you read these bud, ..the plugin videos should only be done if there is a good plugin because it's like some one is spamming eq curves , sat and multiband compression on the internet . You do not have to talk about every pop up that comes to the browser if you catch my drift. I am very interested in hardware and studio setups, leaning the mixing basics and so on. I will be building a sound room soon, so if you did videos like that , it would be really cool. Not only build, but explain why every element is important in the room. Talk more about hardware and speakers some mixing tutorials would be cool and if a good plugin comes out then its worth a look. Do what feels right and try not to work yourself into a frenzy . Take care of yourself man and thanks for sharing your wisdom. This channel is one of the only channels I can take seriously and it has done a lot to help me get started so thanks for everything - cheers from Canada
sorry to hear, Have you ever made a "show and tell" video yet. (if you did maybe do another because I haven't seen your set up). Anyways, talke about your gear and routing etc or whatever., That would be a fun buffer,