Many techniques used by top engineers break the mixing rules. 1:08 Audio School & my first shock! 3:34 Phase issues 4:16 Printing with Effects 6:18 Going over 0db? Yes, no? 7:44 Analog vs. Digital 7:54 Saturation explained 8:43 Saturation demonstration 9:17 Overloading Analog modeling plugins 9:40. If you're ready for an advanced technique, then please check out this video on Extreme Compression. ruclips.net/video/X4i5D0mjtYQ/видео.html
Printing with effect, especially large delays and then experimenting with reversing the audio can result into astonishing surprisingly great sounding, unpredictable sonics.
Well I planned on putting out more content during this quarantine. But unfortunately I'm one of the coronavirus victims, And I've been battling fevers for The last 3 weeks and I continue. But hearing a comment like this makes me really want to continue. Thanks so much for the comment 😀
One rule I was taught was rather than boost frequencies in an EQ subtract the frequencies around the Fq you wanted to boost, then adjust overall level accordingly.
Hey Bob. Subtractive EQ is definitely good advice for certain things. It does sound different than boosting though, but sometimes that's what's needed. Thanks for the tip 👍. -Arty
Hey Arty, I use that technique because if just boost I find I get into a level war with everything else then I start boosting this, boosting that and before you know it I’m clipping.
@@bigkid757 Just boost for the sound you are going after, but keep gain staging level afterwards. Most plugins have an output control. If not put a plugin which has one into the chain.
Haha! If only :) The guy has like 1.7 million subscribers? He's great though! Got my "flagship best video I've done so far" coming out in a few days, so please stay tuned! And I really appreciate that comment 👍
This is actually my favorite of the videos we made, but I have to find a better title. Thanks for your commitment 👍 and please check out our other videos as well.
All your video are gold, some tricks I knew but having your voice to remind them and confirm they aren't bad feels great. Hope you'll keep doing those. Personally strugling the most on reverb, At the end of my mix I offen have a soup of space if ever you have some tricks about that it would be amazing! Best,
I just discovered this channel please make more mixing tutorials , I always have very low low mids in my mixes and I don't know why 🥺, also I still cannot find the overall right (kick , bass,) and sometimes vocal volume in the track 🤪.
So glad to hear that. You should join our Private Facebook Group. Weekly classes and assignments, live stream, etc. We just started week 2. facebook.com/groups/musicproductionacademy Hope to see ya there!
I almost did. I met with them about 12 years ago, and then I just got too busy again to pursue it. New video out on Friday, but if you're interested you can check it now. (unlisted). My favorite video so far. ruclips.net/video/UUJaW8ve3Ew/видео.html thanks.
Awesome! Thanks so much for this. Do you ever go through sessions where you'll record once with a clean guitar and then again with effects just in case you need to use the clean track in the song?
It depends on the situation, but usually not. But with the great amp simulator plugins these days, it gives your more flexibility in the mix, so I understand why you might want to. But guitarists very often have their own sound, and worked hard on developing their own tone. So I try not to stray too far from it. But good question, thank you!
@@melodyman8484 Yeah, talent is right. Melody is the intangible 'gift' that makes one set of notes a hit record, and the same notes in a slightly different order, unmoving. Bach, and Paul McCrartney, have very simple melodies that move a person in the first few notes. I wish I had more of 'THAT' myself :) -Arty
Hey Arty, just found your channel and love it. I have a question about releasing something as a first solo endeavour. I don't have a much of a budget for marketing (300 give or take). How do I get the best bank for my buck? Where can I substitute spending money with hard work? The record is written, recorded, mixed and mastered. Artwork is done. What is my next step?
Hey Josh. Not really my area of expertise, and the target seems to be changing constantly. If you haven't already released it, Distrokid is great for the digital distribution. And this guy Damian Keyes has a lot of good videos on promoting music. Good luck!
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Many techniques used by top engineers break the mixing rules. 1:08 Audio School & my first shock! 3:34 Phase issues 4:16 Printing with Effects 6:18 Going over 0db? Yes, no? 7:44 Analog vs. Digital 7:54 Saturation explained 8:43 Saturation demonstration 9:17 Overloading Analog modeling plugins 9:40. If you're ready for an advanced technique, then please check out this video on Extreme Compression. ruclips.net/video/X4i5D0mjtYQ/видео.html
Printing with effect, especially large delays and then experimenting with reversing the audio can result into astonishing surprisingly great sounding, unpredictable sonics.
Okay, Arty, how the HELL hasn't your channel blown up? It's nothing but gold and great quality!
Well I planned on putting out more content during this quarantine. But unfortunately I'm one of the coronavirus victims, And I've been battling fevers for The last 3 weeks and I continue. But hearing a comment like this makes me really want to continue. Thanks so much for the comment 😀
@@SkyeLabMusicGroup Hey, stay safe, my man! Hopefully you start feeling better!
This storrytelling is on another level. Damn
Glad someone finally appreciates my inner screenwriter! 🎥 Thanks bro! 👍
One rule I was taught was rather than boost frequencies in an EQ subtract the frequencies around the Fq you wanted to boost, then adjust overall level accordingly.
Hey Bob. Subtractive EQ is definitely good advice for certain things. It does sound different than boosting though, but sometimes that's what's needed. Thanks for the tip 👍. -Arty
Hey Arty, I use that technique because if just boost I find I get into a level war with everything else then I start boosting this, boosting that and before you know it I’m clipping.
@@bigkid757 Just boost for the sound you are going after, but keep gain staging level afterwards. Most plugins have an output control. If not put a plugin which has one into the chain.
You’re going to be the Rick Beato of music production on YT. Thanks dude
Haha! If only :) The guy has like 1.7 million subscribers? He's great though! Got my "flagship best video I've done so far" coming out in a few days, so please stay tuned! And I really appreciate that comment 👍
That dark night to heaven montage hit so fkn hard bro😂
I'm glad you not only told a story but you dropped major knowledge also.
This is actually my favorite of the videos we made, but I have to find a better title. Thanks for your commitment 👍 and please check out our other videos as well.
My dude, your channel is absolute gold. Thank you so much!
Hey Mark, thanks so much for watching and commenting! Got a few new ones up, and more on the way. 👍 Arty
You are talking my language in this video! Beautifully done sir..
Thank you Daddy, love from Nigeria
Nice video! So funny with that nightmare night😂
Thanks so much Track! I appreciate that you get it! :)
You've got a great way of presenting this material, Arty. Love your humour & insights. Good health!
Thank you! I really appreciate the comment. Sometimes my humor is lost on people, so I'm glad you got it. 👍
Thanks for this!! I"ve unlearned so much!!!
Thanks for the tips! Love the humor in your tutorials. Makes a big difference for me.
Hey Tyler. I appreciate your appreciation for the humor 🙂 More videos on the way soon. Thanks 👍
All your video are gold, some tricks I knew but having your voice to remind them and confirm they aren't bad feels great. Hope you'll keep doing those. Personally strugling the most on reverb, At the end of my mix I offen have a soup of space if ever you have some tricks about that it would be amazing!
Best,
I really like your way to mix learning with much funky jokes.!!
You got the Best Producers learning pages on RUclips
Thanks /Alex from Sweden
Thanks Alex! I really appreciate it when someone gets my sense of humor! :) Stay safe my friend! -Arty
You earn a new sub! Great content with a great humour taste!
more lessons please! you have a great delivery
Thanks so much Alex. It's comments like yours that make me want to do it. So more on the way 😁👍
Another one man! Perfect !
You’re a fantastic teacher with so much valuable knowledge to share. Thank you 🙏
Thanks so much Sam! More videos on the way soon, so please stay tuned! :) -Arty
Sam Rommer exactly how I feel. Wish I would have found his channel sooner. But better late then never 💪🏽
This video is so well produced! Awesome content, as usual.
Super happy I found yourself channel. Very entertaining and informative.
As always on point and ingenious!!!! 💯
I just discovered this channel please make more mixing tutorials , I always have very low low mids in my mixes and I don't know why 🥺, also I still cannot find the overall right (kick , bass,) and sometimes vocal volume in the track 🤪.
I appreciate you making these videos!!! really is helping me!
So glad to hear that. You should join our Private Facebook Group. Weekly classes and assignments, live stream, etc. We just started week 2. facebook.com/groups/musicproductionacademy Hope to see ya there!
This is great content. You guys keep plugging away and this channel will be huge before you know it.
Thanks so much Mike! If you have a chance, please check out some of our other videos :)
Hi Arty. What a great entertaining and educational channel. Thank you, I´m really enjoying it. Cheers
Glad you enjoy it!👍
Wow! Thanks for sharing your knowledge here Arty! I really appreciate your tips and experience Maaaaany thanks again!
Thanks Andrea. More content coming real soon. Please stay tuned :)
Thank you so much for this informative (and fun!) video!
hi sir all links doesnt work.
Schlonak Mazine. Shukran. I fixed the links. And you make me feel guilty about not working out anymore! Nice channel dude! Arty
You are the Man 🙏🤘 Thanks again
Arty, you should have taught in I.A.R back when.. So much sauce in your experience brother.
I almost did. I met with them about 12 years ago, and then I just got too busy again to pursue it. New video out on Friday, but if you're interested you can check it now. (unlisted). My favorite video so far. ruclips.net/video/UUJaW8ve3Ew/видео.html thanks.
@@SkyeLabMusicGroup Thank you.. checking it out...
Awesome! Thanks so much for this. Do you ever go through sessions where you'll record once with a clean guitar and then again with effects just in case you need to use the clean track in the song?
It depends on the situation, but usually not. But with the great amp simulator plugins these days, it gives your more flexibility in the mix, so I understand why you might want to. But guitarists very often have their own sound, and worked hard on developing their own tone. So I try not to stray too far from it. But good question, thank you!
That was awesome
Thanks to the Faroes! I appreciate the comment. -👍 Arty
HAHAHAHA! Instant fan !!
Arty - any chance of a video "recording and mixing just acoustic guitars". Cheers, Jackson from Downunder 🇦🇺🦘
Hey Jack. Sure, I'll put it on the list. I do it all the time myself. -👍 Arty
@@SkyeLabMusicGroup GREAT - will be a popular video for sure! Cheers, Jackson.
Superb
Thank you Arty.
Thanks Melody man! It's all about the melody, ain't it? 👍 Arty
@@SkyeLabMusicGroup Melody is key my friend, but that is a talent all by itself.
@@melodyman8484 Yeah, talent is right. Melody is the intangible 'gift' that makes one set of notes a hit record, and the same notes in a slightly different order, unmoving. Bach, and Paul McCrartney, have very simple melodies that move a person in the first few notes. I wish I had more of 'THAT' myself :) -Arty
Bravo
The channel found me.
Great channel 🌒 good humour too, sub from me, check out your keywords your videos should be getting way more traffic as the content is spot on
Yep, this one just ain't being found. And it's my favorite. Thanks, I will look into the keywords. 👍
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We need Bus tutorial please
Yes, I did a video on Subgrouping, which is bussing. ruclips.net/video/Jjnv73rFeoE/видео.html Is this what you're thinking?
Sensational! Common sense advice from someone who knows his stuff 👍
Thanks Jack, I appreciate the comment. 👍 Arty
Skrillex has entered the chat
I wish he would :)
Dropped that hammer. Break the rules? With sound there is no spoon.
Ah, quoting the Matrix. That is correct sir!
@@SkyeLabMusicGroup about to bend sound.
Hey Arty, just found your channel and love it. I have a question about releasing something as a first solo endeavour. I don't have a much of a budget for marketing (300 give or take). How do I get the best bank for my buck? Where can I substitute spending money with hard work? The record is written, recorded, mixed and mastered. Artwork is done. What is my next step?
Hey Josh. Not really my area of expertise, and the target seems to be changing constantly. If you haven't already released it, Distrokid is great for the digital distribution. And this guy Damian Keyes has a lot of good videos on promoting music. Good luck!