Mixing With Mike Mixing Tip: Selecting the Best Vintage Compressor (for the job)

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  • Опубликовано: 28 окт 2024

Комментарии • 25

  • @jahmoresound7895
    @jahmoresound7895 Год назад

    Mixing with Mike is one of the best resources I have. I signed up for the course and one day will go through in chronological order but my learning is so haphazard and convoluted that these random RUclips video series actually help me a little more. Can always refer back to the course for detail. We appreciate you Mike

  • @jankuswari
    @jankuswari 3 года назад

    "shining a light... literally"
    Love it!!! :D

  • @aisharpproductions1351
    @aisharpproductions1351 9 лет назад +2

    We absolutely appreciate your reviews and education over here at Aisharp! Keep doing what you do, Mike. There has been some changes in our mixing workflow, due to what has been posted on your channel. We stay tuned into even your oldest videos! Stay GREAT and keep updating! LOL
    Thank you.

  • @jahmoresound7895
    @jahmoresound7895 Год назад +1

    Punch / All rounder = VCA
    Hi end richness / Slam = FET
    Body / low mid richness = Tube
    Body / midrange detail = Optic
    A very basic understanding or am I still lost😂?

  • @hakangurdol
    @hakangurdol 2 года назад

    Nearly I been working for 30 years on recording and mixing didin't had a chance to use these components my be a limited for a time i saw the urei la2 and Colins vari mu tube limiters from the radio station, now I can understand that we were far away from this tecnology and we try to do our best whit out these components.

  • @erikvanzadel
    @erikvanzadel 6 лет назад +2

    Super informative, as always, Mike.

  • @moneymannixon7491
    @moneymannixon7491 3 года назад

    Awesome tutorial again mike

  • @nandoblondemobydick5438
    @nandoblondemobydick5438 7 лет назад

    here, really fascinated, makes me want to take mixing seriously with your courses and learn so deep knowledge asociated which takes place when the one who teaches you is one of the best or learned from very young with the best, thanks

  • @DaMonstaMuzik
    @DaMonstaMuzik 8 лет назад +3

    Yes, im officially subscribing and adding you to one of my go-to knowledge tips. Thanks for spreading your thoughts and knowledge. Im a producer, with engineering training but havent been mixing for a while. My drums are my crucial, hard hitting, punchy with lots of layering of kicks and such. Hip Hop instrumental Drum buss and master/mix buss compression, any suggestions on tools?
    Im running NI Komplete Ultimate, some Waves and Klanghelm MJUC. Im thinking maybe, Drums- DBX160(NI or waves) or Piugchild. Final mix - Maybe the SSL G Buss(NI or Waves).
    The MJUC or NI Vari comp can be thrown in somewhere too

  • @maaaquemeseyo
    @maaaquemeseyo 9 лет назад +1

    Cool info! Thanks Mike for all this great tutorials!

  • @tomaszmusic
    @tomaszmusic 8 лет назад

    Wow! That's what I was looking for in one video! Thanks Mike :)

  • @erikvanzadel
    @erikvanzadel 6 лет назад

    Best tutor for the job!

  • @rays7805
    @rays7805 3 месяца назад

    Very helpful.

  • @CharlesK441
    @CharlesK441 9 лет назад +2

    Great info well explained, thank you

  • @jjones7837
    @jjones7837 2 года назад

    Baller.

  • @gregpare
    @gregpare 2 года назад

    I hate to bring this up (because I love your videos), but it looks like you're adjusting the vocal LA2A when you think you're adjusting the string LA2A (around the 5min mark)? This video is almost 7yrs old, and I still find it very useful, but that stuck out...

  • @futuredoodofficial
    @futuredoodofficial 5 лет назад

    at 9:20 you said
    "we're selecting the compression/limiting based on the sonic characteristics we're trying to enhance within the original sound"
    a question i have as a novice is, how do you know what "sonic charactertic" it is that you're trying to enhance? if you gave me a vocal from 5 different singers, i feel like i would just pick a compressor at random that i feel compfortable with using. which in a way might work just fine and get acceptable results. but for someone that wants to step it up to the next level, it would be nice to learn how to listen for certain sonic characteristics that a sound needs. maybe in a future tutorial? :P

  • @mrmorpheus9707
    @mrmorpheus9707 8 лет назад

    great examples

  • @sundamusik
    @sundamusik 8 лет назад

    quick question mike, which vintage comp would you suggest using on rap vocals? thx in advance mike

    • @mixingwithmike
      @mixingwithmike  8 лет назад +5

      1176 in All Buttons mode. Medium Att and Fast (7) Rel. When set right it will bring the vocal right up in your face.

    • @sundamusik
      @sundamusik 8 лет назад +2

      Michael White thx for the reply mike, its appriciated. Have a great sunday.