Gain Staging Explained: The Ultimate Video. Master Fader, Clip Gain, ITB and OTB differences
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In this video David gives us the definitive video on Gain Stagin, Clip Gain, Faders, how to start a mix properly and how to be consistently getting good mixes using correct levels, and the big difference between gain staging when you're 100% ITB vs mixing with analog gear in a hybrid mixing setup. The difference between using only samples and loops and real recordings of real instruments.
This is the ultimate video on Gain Staging
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David, another fantastic video! I’m just actually getting into hybrid mixing and this was so helpful. I’ve revisited some mixes that I did in the box and found that I absolutely have to gain stage a whole bunch to be able to run them through the hardware. Thanks again.
Just stopping by to say thank you again. You mentioned unity gain 100 times before in your videos. I didn't quite understand that although I knew about the importance of gain staging. I kept gain staging in my current mix stable but wondered why I got such an low level in sum and some inconsistency overall the mix. I checked each track an realized the in and ouput levels on many plugin chains differ, some differ even very much. I realized immediately what unity gain is and matched all in and outs. What a difference that is in sound and room in the mix now. The plugins seem to work and sound a lot better too now. Overall it's a complete new improved mix. I'm overly glad I stepped a small step further in understanding. Took me some weeks :) cheers
It's a perpetual process :) It's so much joy too. Have a great day. Cheers.
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It's still good to remember the basics. This is the thing that using hardware teaches you for sure. Great info.
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this is sooooo important!...took me a bit to figure out why some of my plugins were clipping. I noticed my channel meter wasn't clipping, so i was not sure wtf was going on? after knowing about "gain staging" it made all the sense to me. Very important for people starting out to know this.
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thank You again David. Just making certain that my Master & the mix independently are at -12 is already working. Just checked.
Turned off my Mastering Software and adjusted my "Sub Mix" bus till both that and the Master Out were at -12. Then turned my Mastering Bus back on and it was hitting exactly right and sounded much better. That quick.
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I really like how you go in-depth in this video. Very informative and and strait to the point. Gain staging is a very important part of the mixing process and recording. Awesome video!🤘🤘
Oh, thanks! This is super-helpful!
For those who don’t get gain staging, it’s leveling your sounds below a certain volume level BEFORE mixing with the faders(NOT the faders on your individual sound) but the mixer
So what u saying is dont touch the faders till your done using all your plugins on each track but making sure you dont clip (reaching a certain output level) then going across every track to turn them up or down by ear so they properly sit in with the mix, so the master doesn't clip?
Another question: the limiter is used to turn things up if your overall sound is too low because you've made plenty of head room let's say around -10db to -6db with the limiter?
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The Street Disciple #3 think of it this way, You have to turn things down in order to turn things up while maintaining a Balance of each sound under a certain negative dB but still sounding great sonically. In order to turn them down FIRST , you have to turn down your individual sounds (if fl studio, your channel rack) and create the balance there FIRST because that’s what’s happening before it even hits the mixer. It’s GOING TO BE LOW! That’s why it HAS TO BE MASTERED, LEAVE IT TO THE MASTERING GUY PLZ. Your beats won’t sound professional if you just do it yourself & don’t know much about mastering. What would you personally use a limiter for ?
@@malthethiefguydenreturnmys7834 soo, If I'm correct gain staging has to do with maintaining a balance below a certain volume to provide headroom as your signal output is increasing after usage of those plugins. But in order to maintain that balance down the chain is to make sure your input levels is the same as you had from the start or so that it just dont clip? Now after used those plugins to get the sound made professionally. Can move on to mixing which has to do with adjusting the faders to properly get tracks to sit in the mix and the master dont clip?
The limiter I was assuming you use to increase the overall sound of the mix without clipping (bringing everything to unity)
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Just watched a Presonus video where Joe Gilder said Gain is just volume and if you're starting out, don't worry about gain staging just mix. That's a big help, Wow! Crazy advice.
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Thank you for the info. Much needed for me since Im fairly new to mixing.
Very detailed explanation. I understood clearly.
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Ok I gotta say thank you I have a control surface so always tend to grab the fader.... thank you applying this technique next time. I use cubase wich has a gain knob on all the channels now I get it tho thank you so much.
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Wow! that info about converters overstating their abilities is just so important! stupid simulacra! it's so important to know what our converters can Actually do for gain staging. i just started noticing that my Focusrite 18i20 (a very entry level converter) actually sounds much better at about two bars of green (-18) on my inputs, than just hitting the yellow (-3) that so many videos advise. the advise of putting a clip limiter on the input of samples and such was great too. this all makes so much sense now!
on a separate note: It's awesome that you actually explain things exactly the way they are, not the way advertisers, manufacturers, or common knowledge states. your precise explanation of Attack on a compressor video helped so much! Until your video, i couldn't align what i was hearing when adjusting attack, with what i 'knew' attack to be. Of Course attack adjusts the time it takes to get to Full ratio, not just Any compression! that's what i was hearing and couldn't reconcile with my flawed definition of attack... I think it might be time for me to read a good book about modern hybrid recording. lol.
Any suggestions for a good book that covers modern hybrid recording that will explain things accurately the way you do?
@@mixbustv Awesome, Will do and thanks again. I see you also have a mixing course along with Glen Fricker, Warren Huart and others. that is very cool, and i think your course just got moved to the top of my list! thank you for all you do. i'll check out those 2 videos as well of course.
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Thanks for your time. This helped me alot
Great video! Thank you for making it so clear to understand . I have just started hybrid mixing, so still getting my head around all this.
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These videos are erasing years of bad habits that I developed from bad information.
Thanks! I realize the signal coming out of my amp models are too hot, which is why I have to set the faders low. Need to calibrate them.
David there is one thing that concerns me everytime I start mixing as gain staging for others - for me it's ROUTING ; I know It should help to navigate through session, but I cannot set it at the begining the way that will prevent complex changes 10 hours later. So now, after dozens of that kind of situations I spend a lot of time considering how should I route channels, instead of just acting. Would be nice to see how you setup everything (clearly!) in big sessions with some explanations. Cheers!
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