Finally, a video that "TEACHES" instead of just clicking buttons and talking fast without explaining with CLARITY the FUNCTIONALITY of it all. I have gotten LOST watching other videos on this EXACT topic simply trying to figure out how and why to use a vocal effects rack and chains, etc., This was truly helpful. I learned something and could follow along very easily despite the length of the video. Awesome job man. I'm subscribing.!
Not only do you just add these Effects (like Compressor) but you also explain what they do. Appreciate this a lot. Your Videos really help me a lot, thanks.
this makes me so happy! i really appreciate you letting me know, it just made my day. keep making music! and send me one of those songs in my livestreams! i would love to hear it :)
thank you for this amazing tutorial. it was concise and I learnt so much. my favorite tips were: "big problems" - pressing the headphones button and scanning for bad frequencies; the first compressor - moving the yellow line; the multiple de-essers; 2 reverbs panned opposite; and the riser. thanks!
Xole bro, I find it really easy to follow along and understand your tutorials . Keep making more vids bro. You're literally my Go-To guy for understanding and learning Mixing and Production 🧡🔥
This is reeally good - highly recommended. A couple of things clicked with me while watching this - the multi-band dynamics for one. Great stuff my friend - I'll be one closer to your 50,000 subscribers goal - I've no doubt you'll get there, as this is great information, and very well communicated. It's laid back, though 100% top quality - the editing of the video and sound is spot on too. Well impressed.
thank you for the time you put into your videos. I find most tutorials boring or hard to keep up with, but can easily sit down and learn from you in a 30 minute video. I only have a tiny suggestion, one in fact that experienced Ableton users may not like due to the extra time it would add to the video, but maybe if you could sometimes repeat things a few times so that they really stick, or show us how/where to add certain tools. It's easy to get lost when things are explained or shown fairly quickly, and we are still trying to process the new information given, so an example could be: for efficiency purposes, you dragged certain plugins from your prior work without showing us where we can get them in Ableton, but then you showed where to get "forest floor" and "oil barrel," which clarified where to get them/how to do that for those of us that were unaware. Example: if you mention using plugins, a brief demonstration on where you can install plugins onto Ableton, and then where you can pull them up for use, (a start to finish kind of thing), OR if you mention autotune for vocals, naming some of the best ones to use and where you can pull THOSE up. Little details like that expand our knowledge/memory even more (: Once again thank you! & nice music
next up we have a tutorial for spelling! This a fabulous tutorial, the best I have seen for general knowledge will definitely be referring back to this video!
Hands down the greatest mixing video I’ve ever watched! ❤️This helped me so much and I couldn’t be happier because my vocals sound fantastic! I didn’t even know they could sound like that, everything was so low and muddy, but this tutorial completely changed that. I’ve been so demotivated because I just couldn’t make it work, but I spent the whole day watching and analyzing this video and it worked so well! Thank you so much, seriously this is amazing ❤️❤️
This video helped a lot in my ableton learning process with native plugins (came from pro tools and fl) thanks for the info dude, super underrated channel
Like others have said, your knowledge and your ability to teach it so so much appreciated man ! Really saves me a lot of time to have someone explaining things clearly, and to the point! subscribed
jeez.. ive seen a few tutorials about mixing and stuff on yt but yours are just a different level bro. the way u are naturally cool and not acting to be funny (cuz u are by yourself) gives me the feeling as if u were sitting next to me and casually teaching me as a friend. great vid, hope u get much more recognision cuz u deserve it, also u really handsome dude.. no homo
this video helped me so much, my vocals have never sounded so clear before. plus it was just really fun to follow along with. i really learned a lot!! thankyou so much!
You are a legend! Thank you mate. You got a new subscriber! I just got into making music, and want to try and add vocals in my projects. I feel like every video i have watched, havn't made sense at all.. But you! You somehow just did it. i know at least 400% more about the differet filters and compressors now. The whole "Ableton thing" just makes a little more sense now. Nah fr mate. Thank you for the Tutorial.
yooooo this made me so happy bro! i'm so glad to hear that the video has helped you. hit me up if you ever have questions along the way! recording and mixing vocals is a confusing journey, but it's so worth it once you start getting the hang of it! good luck bro 🙏🏻
big bigg thanks to u dude ! I started doing my friend's vocal track and you helped me bring her vocals to life . I'm still inexperienced but you help me start this journey. I did follow your template and made a minimal adjustments that will fit to her voice. I believe that listening is a vital skill here besides knowing how to use the stock audio effects. Thanks man !
this is a legendary video bro. Just finally starting my music career and helped me so much, I have a lot of classical music training but no mixing experience at all and this is a great teaching vid. Subscribed!
I believe with the gate issue that you have, you want to play with the Look Ahead option on the bottom left, what that does it detects the volume by however many milliseconds you've set it, and that should allow much smoother blends into and out of the vocal.
This is an amazing tutorial, I've been using a free mixing software, Reaper, for a while now and I'm thinking about getting Ableton but the thought of having to learn a whole new DAW is extremely overwhelming, this video makes it seem so much easier than I thought because I pretty much use the exact same effects now but just cheaper versions on Reaper lol
Thank you bro! I'm pretty new to working with daws in general and mixing in particular. This video was really helpful for me. I'v been looking around at different videos here on yt but haven't really got it. Your vid really hits the spot with actually explaining what everything does and why you put it in the particular order. Very educative. Thanks again! Peace.
this makes me so happy man! so glad the video helps you out, and i'm excited for you! recording and mixing vocals is a whole new world of production, it's so much fun 🙏🏻
19:12 i like to boost my dry chain to duck the reverb since reverb often makes vocals sound very distant and hard to hear. i don’t use audio effect racks like that, i just like then up on the audio track, but i definitely learned about that diagonal compressor with your “lines” lol
@@xole thanks bro! been a huge follower of ur vids. just wanted to let u know im so grateful for this video. i changed my vocal chain from the last 2 years, issue was i lacked the compression technique u used :) u taught me how to use that compressor thing (with the dots and lines) LOL
Thank you Xole! I am learning how to mix vocals and this was a great introduction to it, I appreciate your perspective, and definitely learned a lot! keep it up :)
This is by far the best vocal mixing video I have seen. But I have one question, isn't it like a thumb rule to first mix your vocals and then put auto-tune on the vocals?
I would love to see you make a lauv style track with all the guitars and vocal chops and stuff like that....been watching for 6 months now...love your videos xole...hope you'll make your big break someday...we love you
Absolutely amazing video. I've learnt so much from this, and I'm just inspired to go make a track now. Appreciate your effort that went into making this, big thanks to you man!
Great video young man, Old man learned a lot gonna practice .Using Ableton live 11 on my church live stream template cant do some of this live but its good to know ....Thanks again
Which music distributor do you use to get your stuff on Spotify? I can't decide which one to go with.. when I eventually release my music that is..I was thinking about just using soundcloud and RUclips first, but maybe you have some advice on the subject? Thanks xole. Seriously. You've helped me so much when it comes to mixing and have helped complete beginner like me gain some confidence when it comes to working with Ableton. I'll be a loyal supporter of your channel no matter what my man. I love your vids!!
thanks so much for this comment :)) and I’m glad you like my vids! i would suggest posting everything you can to youtube and soundcloud. try to put out as much content as you can! once you make the first song that you are truly proud of, don’t hesitate to put it on other streaming services!! i use Distrokid personally. i would recommend it over TuneCore becuase it’s just a flat rate of $20 for a whole year of unlimited releases!
You’re a fucken god bro. This just elevated the juice to my vocals like crazy. I’ve been trying a lot of youtubers vocal templates and I promise you none of them can compare to the one you just produced us. Thanks so much. Forsure going to subscribe and like this video! 💯
No joke man my fav part of this is when you have to remind yourself to slow down a little bit. I'm the SAME way. Anyways love the videos and would love to collab on a song with you sometime!
Wow nice job and really great tutorial, I just purchased Ableton 11 yesterday, wondering if there’s a chance to give us a tutorial how to use pitch correction manually, coz I’ve been trying to find out any channel explaining it but couldn’t find any. Keep it up bro you doing a great job 👏
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want YOUR song mixed and mastered? i'd love to work on a song w you! 🤍🌱
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Finally, a video that "TEACHES" instead of just clicking buttons and talking fast without explaining with CLARITY the FUNCTIONALITY of it all. I have gotten LOST watching other videos on this EXACT topic simply trying to figure out how and why to use a vocal effects rack and chains, etc., This was truly helpful. I learned something and could follow along very easily despite the length of the video. Awesome job man. I'm subscribing.!
so glad the video was helpful! and thanks so much for the sub!
Couldn't agree more, great work xole
Not only do you just add these Effects (like Compressor) but you also explain what they do. Appreciate this a lot. Your Videos really help me a lot, thanks.
so glad this video helped!!
this guy is a teaching genius. literally made everything so much clearer
yoooo thanks for saying that! 🙏🏻 happy to hear it helped
I've been using fl studio for 8 years. After watching this video
I feel like I've finally found my DAW soulmate. Thank you for existing
ABLETON IS THE BEST
keep making music 🌱
Dude, I released my first single on Spotify (and soon I'm gonna release the second one) THANKS TO YOU and this amazing tutorial. You are awesome!! ❤️
this makes me so happy! i really appreciate you letting me know, it just made my day. keep making music! and send me one of those songs in my livestreams! i would love to hear it :)
This is by far the best Ableton tutorial that I have seen! What a great song to use as an example too!
thank you so much!!
thank you for this amazing tutorial. it was concise and I learnt so much. my favorite tips were: "big problems" - pressing the headphones button and scanning for bad frequencies; the first compressor - moving the yellow line; the multiple de-essers; 2 reverbs panned opposite; and the riser. thanks!
so glad to hear this video has helped you out jozard !! made my day 🙃
Xole bro, I find it really easy to follow along and understand your tutorials . Keep making more vids bro. You're literally my Go-To guy for understanding and learning Mixing and Production 🧡🔥
so glad to hear! happy the videos help!
This is reeally good - highly recommended.
A couple of things clicked with me while watching this - the multi-band dynamics for one.
Great stuff my friend - I'll be one closer to your 50,000 subscribers goal - I've no doubt you'll get there, as this is great information, and very well communicated.
It's laid back, though 100% top quality - the editing of the video and sound is spot on too.
Well impressed.
yo!
so nice of you to comment this 🙏🏻 it really means a lot.
and i appreciate the subscribe, we'll get to 50k soon! 🔥
the only staff i think the most effective in comparison to many other posts on mix and mastering available in tube. good work.
happy to hear that fam! 💪
keep making music 🌱
xolemates for life 🤍
thank you for the time you put into your videos. I find most tutorials boring or hard to keep up with, but can easily sit down and learn from you in a 30 minute video. I only have a tiny suggestion, one in fact that experienced Ableton users may not like due to the extra time it would add to the video, but maybe if you could sometimes repeat things a few times so that they really stick, or show us how/where to add certain tools. It's easy to get lost when things are explained or shown fairly quickly, and we are still trying to process the new information given, so an example could be: for efficiency purposes, you dragged certain plugins from your prior work without showing us where we can get them in Ableton, but then you showed where to get "forest floor" and "oil barrel," which clarified where to get them/how to do that for those of us that were unaware. Example: if you mention using plugins, a brief demonstration on where you can install plugins onto Ableton, and then where you can pull them up for use, (a start to finish kind of thing), OR if you mention autotune for vocals, naming some of the best ones to use and where you can pull THOSE up. Little details like that expand our knowledge/memory even more (: Once again thank you! & nice music
this is a great suggestion! thank you for taking the time to let me know, i totally understand that! 🙏🏻
bro dude just got me hip on so many different levels it’s insane
happy to hear that fam 🫡
keep making music! ✌️🤍
next up we have a tutorial for spelling! This a fabulous tutorial, the best I have seen for general knowledge will definitely be referring back to this video!
thanks so much jared! ✌️ 🤍
@@xole you’re very welcome!
Hands down the greatest mixing video I’ve ever watched! ❤️This helped me so much and I couldn’t be happier because my vocals sound fantastic! I didn’t even know they could sound like that, everything was so low and muddy, but this tutorial completely changed that. I’ve been so demotivated because I just couldn’t make it work, but I spent the whole day watching and analyzing this video and it worked so well! Thank you so much, seriously this is amazing ❤️❤️
so glad to hear! you just made my day :)
go make some music! 💫
You know i glad i came here, you are my savior. I love your content so much!
so happy to hear :) go make some music!
*me excited when xole says its a very long video*
:))
Wow...it’s just sounds amazing....Keep it up the good work. Hoping for more Vocal mixing technics videos from you..
so glad you like it! and yes i have a lot more vocal tutorials 💫
MORE VOCAL ENGINEERING CONTENT PLZ
ty man
This video helped a lot in my ableton learning process with native plugins (came from pro tools and fl) thanks for the info dude, super underrated channel
so glad I could help!! and great decision switching to Ableton ;)
Like others have said, your knowledge and your ability to teach it so so much appreciated man ! Really saves me a lot of time to have someone explaining things clearly, and to the point! subscribed
thanks so much for these kind words ✌️ 🤍
and i really appreciate the subscribe!
jeez.. ive seen a few tutorials about mixing and stuff on yt but yours are just a different level bro. the way u are naturally cool and not acting to be funny (cuz u are by yourself) gives me the feeling as if u were sitting next to me and casually teaching me as a friend. great vid, hope u get much more recognision cuz u deserve it, also u really handsome dude.. no homo
aye much appreciated~! so glad to hear this video is helpful :)
ok so WHY ARE YOU SO UNDERRATED? u need more subs asap
wow thank you so much! i appreciate it andre ✨
@@xole no problem man keep at it!
@@xole man even replies to everyone
this video helped me so much, my vocals have never sounded so clear before. plus it was just really fun to follow along with. i really learned a lot!! thankyou so much!
this makes me so happy!!
keep making music 🌱
You are a legend! Thank you mate. You got a new subscriber!
I just got into making music, and want to try and add vocals in my projects. I feel like every video i have watched, havn't made sense at all.. But you! You somehow just did it.
i know at least 400% more about the differet filters and compressors now. The whole "Ableton thing" just makes a little more sense now.
Nah fr mate. Thank you for the Tutorial.
yooooo this made me so happy bro!
i'm so glad to hear that the video has helped you. hit me up if you ever have questions along the way!
recording and mixing vocals is a confusing journey, but it's so worth it once you start getting the hang of it! good luck bro 🙏🏻
big bigg thanks to u dude ! I started doing my friend's vocal track and you helped me bring her vocals to life . I'm still inexperienced but you help me start this journey. I did follow your template and made a minimal adjustments that will fit to her voice. I believe that listening is a vital skill here besides knowing how to use the stock audio effects. Thanks man !
I’m so happy the video helped you out fam! 🙏🏻
this is a legendary video bro. Just finally starting my music career and helped me so much, I have a lot of classical music training but no mixing experience at all and this is a great teaching vid. Subscribed!
thanks so much for the subscribe! so glad to hear the video helped 🤍
Deserve way more subs and views this is crazy
thanks a lot fam! 🙏🏻
keep making music 🌱
I love the way how you explain the whole process step by step!! It was good to follow as a beginner Thank you so much for this golden tutorial!
I believe with the gate issue that you have, you want to play with the Look Ahead option on the bottom left, what that does it detects the volume by however many milliseconds you've set it, and that should allow much smoother blends into and out of the vocal.
Where have you been all my life 😢 Thank you so much!
This video taught me so much and was very well explained unlike the majority of other mixing and mastering videos, thank you so much!
so glad to hear!! ✨
This is an amazing tutorial, I've been using a free mixing software, Reaper, for a while now and I'm thinking about getting Ableton but the thought of having to learn a whole new DAW is extremely overwhelming, this video makes it seem so much easier than I thought because I pretty much use the exact same effects now but just cheaper versions on Reaper lol
this is amazing, i always struggled with doing vocals. thank you for showing and explaining everything you did!!!!
i'm so glad the video helped!!
Great tutorial def using this!
so glad it was helpful!
The best vocals tutorial I've seen. Thank you so much! You got a sub, dude!
Thank you bro! I'm pretty new to working with daws in general and mixing in particular. This video was really helpful for me. I'v been looking around at different videos here on yt but haven't really got it. Your vid really hits the spot with actually explaining what everything does and why you put it in the particular order. Very educative. Thanks again!
Peace.
this makes me so happy man!
so glad the video helps you out, and i'm excited for you! recording and mixing vocals is a whole new world of production, it's so much fun 🙏🏻
Thank you so much!!! It's 2022, but Im glad and grateful for this vid of yours! Im starting to produce my own music and this helped me a lot!
so happy to hear. i'm excited for your music making journey! :))
thanks bro
you got it fam 💪
19:12 i like to boost my dry chain to duck the reverb since reverb often makes vocals sound very distant and hard to hear. i don’t use audio effect racks like that, i just like then up on the audio track, but i definitely learned about that diagonal compressor with your “lines” lol
you can totally do it that way! it all comes down to what you like the sound of 🌱
@@xole thanks bro! been a huge follower of ur vids. just wanted to let u know im so grateful for this video. i changed my vocal chain from the last 2 years, issue was i lacked the compression technique u used :) u taught me how to use that compressor thing (with the dots and lines) LOL
Best video ever on this topic!!!! Thank you so much. You’re my new favorite production tutorial channel.
this made my day! thank you 💫
This video is amazing! Your communication is so clean 👍
so happy to hear :)
Whats good man, so far you seem really cool and super helpful. thanks frfr
preciate you saying that! means a lot 🙏🏻
Thank you Xole! I am learning how to mix vocals and this was a great introduction to it, I appreciate your perspective, and definitely learned a lot! keep it up :)
so happy to hear the video helped 🙏🏻 excited for you! recording vocals is the besttt
thank you so much, by far the best video about Ableton Voice recording, helped me out a lot!
even as an Ableton lite user haha
i'm so glad to hear etienne~!
Fantastic tutorial, exactly what I hoped for and much more. Very well explained and easy to absorb. Thank you so much for this! 🙏🙏🙏
i'm glad the video was helpful mick! i appreciate the comment 🙏🏻🙏🏻
Wow mate thank you so much for the tutorial. I learned a lot and also laughed, keep it going!
so happy to hear! preciate you saying that 🙏🏻
loved this vid, just subbed. keep it up man, great content!
so glad you liked the video :)) and wow thanks so much for watching the whole thing!!
love from India...
you are the next big thing keep hustling keep shining
wow that means a lot 🙏🏻 thank you shaket 🤍
This is by far the best vocal mixing video I have seen. But I have one question, isn't it like a thumb rule to first mix your vocals and then put auto-tune on the vocals?
nice tutorial with high quality product!!!! lot of people make tutorial but their final sound like ****. Finally found you!!!
dude i seriously appreciate you saying this wow! thanks mate 🙏🏻
I would love to see you make a lauv style track with all the guitars and vocal chops and stuff like that....been watching for 6 months now...love your videos xole...hope you'll make your big break someday...we love you
a lauv tutorial would be dope! thanks for the long support man! all love
Awesome groove and lyrics! Simple, clean and catchy!
thank you ewelina! ✨
i appreciate your uploads Brodie
♥️♥️
Your tutorials are massive bro. Hope you will make a tutorial about "How to sound like SG Lewis".
so glad my tutorials help and thanks for this suggestion!
good job and way to keep the whole vid interesting! that entire 30 minutes felt like 10 minutes haha :)
wow thank you so much for watching the whole vid 🙏🏽🙏🏽 so glad it helped!
Absolutely amazing video. I've learnt so much from this, and I'm just inspired to go make a track now. Appreciate your effort that went into making this, big thanks to you man!
so glad the video was helpful andrew~!
Great video young man, Old man learned a lot gonna practice .Using Ableton live 11 on my church live stream template cant do some of this live but its good to know ....Thanks again
Which music distributor do you use to get your stuff on Spotify? I can't decide which one to go with.. when I eventually release my music that is..I was thinking about just using soundcloud and RUclips first, but maybe you have some advice on the subject? Thanks xole. Seriously. You've helped me so much when it comes to mixing and have helped complete beginner like me gain some confidence when it comes to working with Ableton. I'll be a loyal supporter of your channel no matter what my man. I love your vids!!
thanks so much for this comment :)) and I’m glad you like my vids! i would suggest posting everything you can to youtube and soundcloud. try to put out as much content as you can! once you make the first song that you are truly proud of, don’t hesitate to put it on other streaming services!! i use Distrokid personally. i would recommend it over TuneCore becuase it’s just a flat rate of $20 for a whole year of unlimited releases!
My dude you’re killing it, thank you for the video 🥳🥳
you're welcome :))
oh my god this has literally been so helpful thank u so much, SUBSCRIBED
Ayy sick video my guy 🎉
thx so much!!
You’re a fucken god bro. This just elevated the juice to my vocals like crazy. I’ve been trying a lot of youtubers vocal templates and I promise you none of them can compare to the one you just produced us. Thanks so much. Forsure going to subscribe and like this video! 💯
so glad to hear! and i seriously the sub and like ✨ go make some music!
Your spot on, I actually learned something wtf...I'm hype af....easy sub man
so happy to hear the video was helpful! 💪
keep making music 🌱
this is the only video that ive ever seen that actually made this shit make sense to me
you just made my day bro! really appreciate you taking the time to let me know that. means a lot!
hmu if you ever have any questions! 🙏🏻
great video! thanks man, has helped me a lot! Love from Germany
so glad to hear daydreem! ✨
Reverse Vocaaaaaaaaaal, my mind is blowing now, you is great man XD
so happy to hear the video helped 🙏🏻 reverse vocal sweeps will level up your songs!
Ayyy shoutout MautoPitch!!
mautopitch is great!
your tutorials are amazing ! I learn a lot , thank you
so happy to hear!
This is helping me out alot! thanks for sharing. Keep up the good work.
so glad to hear! and thanks!
Thank you for this video Xole, it was super useful :)
yes! so glad to hear 🙏🏻💫
I definitely learned some things, thanks for the video!
of course! keep making music 🌱
22:28 "And the reason that we have it on 100% is because we... can." 😂
music has no rules 🤝
you're the goat dude. thank you for this.
so glad i could help!
Thanks man!
hopefully it helped~! ✰
You the man for this! Do a vocal mixing tutorial with only waves plugins
good suggestion!
loved the sweep man. thanks
so glad to hear! ✨
bro i lost your video and i just found it agin very informative thank you so much
Bro i love you , you are a life savior
so glad the video helped :))
Thanks for being so thorough! Great video.
precaite it 💫
No joke man my fav part of this is when you have to remind yourself to slow down a little bit. I'm the SAME way. Anyways love the videos and would love to collab on a song with you sometime!
Thanks for the video, definitely came out knowing more
so happy to hear that!
Awesome video! Tutorial is incredibly helpful. Thank you!
so glad to hear!!
Great video 👍 ... That man sounds cool
thanks so much!!
UNDERRATED Video. Really helpful. Thanks man
glad it helped you out! and thanks!
glad it helped you out! and thanks!
Haha damn dude! Your too funny! I watched through the whole video and thanks for all the knowledge! Great song BTW!
i appreciate you saying that! really means a lot 🙏🏻
Suggestion: video that explains how to write lyrics for a song!
@@xole please do this
lmfao
@@stopthecap4907 what’s your pfp?
@@k.c4178 me in the studio like last year idek why its red dont ask🤣
Lyrics are hard to teach the best way to do your lyrics is to write about what is most real to you or things that heavily relate or resonate with you
Thank you SO much for this. It honestly really helped me and motivated me.
so happy to hear that haley! thanks for letting me know :)
You have a good communication skill bro ❤
preciate that!
keep making music 🌱
dude ur music is awesome fr wish that I was that good 🔥
this means a lot 🙏 appreciate it
I loved this video, i'm so glad
so glad to hear dakoi!
Lovely video, Subscribed
preciate you 🙏🏻
I thought that you would be my bestfriend
Video suggestion: more videos explaining in detail just like this one! 👏 so helpful for beginners!!!!
so glad it helped~!
Thanks A TON.
so glad i could help!
Thank you so much .. if you could make video regarding manual pitch correction ... it would be an honour
oohh that'd be an interesting one! thanks for the suggestion!
Thank you brother I learned a lot, and the song is amazing
thanks so much for the kind words! ✌️😊
Wow nice job and really great tutorial, I just purchased Ableton 11 yesterday, wondering if there’s a chance to give us a tutorial how to use pitch correction manually, coz I’ve been trying to find out any channel explaining it but couldn’t find any. Keep it up bro you doing a great job 👏
soooo helpful & clear thank you thank you thank you
so glad it helped!
why do we need a dry chain in the sauce? do we really need it or can we skip it too, because my mix is very loud with the dry chain added
Also I’m not sure how to place the dry chain in the sauce
Thanks a lot!! loads of usefull tips keep going
will do :)