Thank you. This perfectly explained phase relationship concept. I heard the term before, but never knew how it works. Also, please ignore negative comments, especially related to your vocals (which I think are good vocals). More people than not will enjoy your videos.
EQing and compression are the two main things I struggle with. Writing a track comes naturally, but it's the mixing down part which gives me a headache! Thanks for all your videos.
You answered a lot of my questions. Now I am looking forward to see more of your videos. Thank you for explaining in detail and in a way I can understand. That in itself is valuable.
This is called PsyScope... I used here the free version but have meanwhile upgraded to the pro as it´s laughable cheap... You can get them here: free: fx23.net/psyscope/ paid: fx23.net/psyscope-pro/
12:37 how to decide if we need to invert phase? Secondly, is it safe to use linear EQ on sub basses and 808s(if ducked with kick)? Avoid linear EQs on percs and drums or anything with high transients
1. Very easy... if you think there is a problem because sounds sometimes are disappearing and you check this setting and it sounds better you leave it enabled... If you don´t hear any problems you don´t have to bother... 2. It is always safe as long as you don´t hear any problems... no matter on which material... You´ve just got these 2 options... Minimum Phase or Linear Phase mode... Just EQ with one of them the sound to your liking, then switch between the 2 settings and decide which one you like better... 3. No, there are no general situations... Use it and if it sounds wrong it was the wrong mode and you have to switch to the other...
It´s not needed, no... I personally like to have the full waveform visible in the playlist and use this normalize function in first place for having everything visible full scale... In the Sampler: If it happens that the imported sample is very quiet it can be useful to bring up the waveform display in the sampler channels to see more details or for not having the need to bump up the channel volume/Modifier...
You are an audio scientist. All your videos have simple titles but go very deep. Never expected such a video. Thank you very much. Regards.
Thank you. This perfectly explained phase relationship concept. I heard the term before, but never knew how it works.
Also, please ignore negative comments, especially related to your vocals (which I think are good vocals). More people than not will enjoy your videos.
This is amazing, I couldn't get my head round this stuff but now I've got it. Subscribed 👍
EQing and compression are the two main things I struggle with. Writing a track comes naturally, but it's the mixing down part which gives me a headache! Thanks for all your videos.
Search Alex Tumay on RUclips and see videos where He Is mixing, you can easily adapt that to other genre.
@@rogelioespinosa8079 thanks man. I'm checking him out right now.
You answered a lot of my questions. Now I am looking forward to see more of your videos. Thank you for explaining in detail and in a way I can understand. That in itself is valuable.
Excelent, well explained indeed! Thanks.
Great videos. i like your tempo!
The scope you are using. Where can i find it? is it free?
This is called PsyScope...
I used here the free version but have meanwhile upgraded to the pro as it´s laughable cheap...
You can get them here:
free: fx23.net/psyscope/
paid: fx23.net/psyscope-pro/
12:37 how to decide if we need to invert phase?
Secondly, is it safe to use linear EQ on sub basses and 808s(if ducked with kick)?
Avoid linear EQs on percs and drums or anything with high transients
1. Very easy... if you think there is a problem because sounds sometimes are disappearing and you check this setting and it sounds better you leave it enabled...
If you don´t hear any problems you don´t have to bother...
2. It is always safe as long as you don´t hear any problems... no matter on which material...
You´ve just got these 2 options... Minimum Phase or Linear Phase mode...
Just EQ with one of them the sound to your liking, then switch between the 2 settings and decide which one you like better...
3. No, there are no general situations...
Use it and if it sounds wrong it was the wrong mode and you have to switch to the other...
@@flstudiotricks6903 noted
need a help, is it possible to live cancel noise if i have room noise sample? using inbuilt plugins?
Use the free Bertram Denoiser:
bertom.gumroad.com/l/xPsLk
Is it needed to normalize vocals and instruments? What's the reason it's an option in the sampler?
It´s not needed, no...
I personally like to have the full waveform visible in the playlist and use this normalize function in first place for having everything visible full scale...
In the Sampler:
If it happens that the imported sample is very quiet it can be useful to bring up the waveform display in the sampler channels to see more details or for not having the need to bump up the channel volume/Modifier...
wonderful channel seriously. get rid of the voice to have better results, please.
How shall I get rid of my voice???
@@flstudiotricks6903 sounds robotic, monotone, etc. which is fine i guess, the material u put out is worrh it
@@valevenga797 That perhaps comes from the fact that I am not able to speak freely in english... too much äähs and mmms...too much stutter... :-)
@@flstudiotricks6903 first time hearing possibally clean and realestic voice, which software u use for tts?
@@AlanJojy What do you mean?? for creating the voice or for processing the voice??