This just might be my favorite video of yours. One topic that I don’t think gets enough attention in the online music production advice space is the disparity in signal characteristics between tracks recorded directly through a sterile preamp and tracks recorded through analog on the way in. Would love to hear about your experience with bridging that gap. Happy new year 🎉
You just need to add more character when mixing! Saturation, analog compression modelling etc. Or have a hybrid setup and have some outboard gear to add that analog color.
One of the best videos I've seen on the subject for beginners (in my case). Straight to the point and deeply informative. Thank you for taking the time to explain things in a very objective way and for the emphasis on making conscious decisions based on facts and context. Not so easy to find these days. Cheers!
Nice tips. The very first one about Production taking a 5 to 10, I would have liked to hear a sample of a 2 or maybe a 5 to see what could not be done. Maybe list the important steps required to ensure at least a 7 during the initial recording process.
@@masteringcomI do agree from experience, I’ve opened up some of my very first finished tracks that I’ve had sitting on garage band for like a year and a half, and the lack of knowledge that I had then created multiple unfixable issues; the worst problem and main cause of some of this was Bouncing the audio file with all the plugins I thought I knew what I was doing on a track. Once you bounce, especially on IOS garage band, you’re not getting any chance to fix it
One of the top best videos on just giving tips on this subject for sure! Does not push anything on you, and makes you aware of topics outside of mixing that correlate with it. Amazing channel find for me!
We really needed this. The close your eyes one is really amazing. I've found myself finding mistakes faster when i close my eyes and listen to the mix.
If the audio is great, the mix is great. Doing mixing for non par quality, makes a mixing session last 5x longer for me. I long for great quality, so a great quality mix is created.
I love the shut your eyes move. If it sounds better it sounds better. Forget the 150$ you spent on a plug in . A lot of times we use plug ins just because we bought them. So stop buying them ! And MIX! Is that sound gym lessons on frequencies? I know what I want or don't want when I eq . But I have to sweep to find it. I think when sweeping you lose site of the initial frequency and start messing with anything you sweep over that u you don't like. Which most frequencies jacked up 20 db sound shitty. Good video I learned quite a bit. Thanks.
It looks like you use VSX headphones. For someone who can only mix on headphones I’m curious if you did a review on them and tips? As well your use. Also, why is the lead vocal track in stereo?
I really enjoy the content in these videos. However, the video editing is overkill. Too many cuts with a zoom on the same camera angle. It’s disorienting and the frequency makes it feel instantly cliche. Otherwise, great video. Thanks.
Get the free Mastering Compression Cheatsheet if you want your tracks to sound loud & dynamic at the same time: go.mastering.com/mastering-compression
Why do you need our phone number in order to get it? I'm fine with email, but uncomfortable giving anyone I don't know my phone...
FINALLY. These type videos with Rob or Dylan are the only reason we ever watched the channel to begin with. Welcome back.
Thanks Michael!
That’s the truth. I learn the objective with them😂😂😂
I agree !
Rob, so great to see your face again. You’re a natural with this and an amazing teacher. Hope you are well!
Jason, great to hear from you man! How are you?
@@masteringcom Doing well!! Thanks for asking. Really enjoy seeing the reboot and what you guys are doing!
This just might be my favorite video of yours. One topic that I don’t think gets enough attention in the online music production advice space is the disparity in signal characteristics between tracks recorded directly through a sterile preamp and tracks recorded through analog on the way in. Would love to hear about your experience with bridging that gap. Happy new year 🎉
You just need to add more character when mixing! Saturation, analog compression modelling etc. Or have a hybrid setup and have some outboard gear to add that analog color.
Telefunken studios actually also has tons of multitracks as well. Highly recommend those. Probably have a few bands you listen to
Thanks for this you legend
One of the best videos I've seen on the subject for beginners (in my case). Straight to the point and deeply informative. Thank you for taking the time to explain things in a very objective way and for the emphasis on making conscious decisions based on facts and context. Not so easy to find these days.
Cheers!
Really appreciate it, thanks for watching!
Really appreciate it, thanks for watching!
Nice tips. The very first one about Production taking a 5 to 10, I would have liked to hear a sample of a 2 or maybe a 5 to see what could not be done. Maybe list the important steps required to ensure at least a 7 during the initial recording process.
@@masteringcomI do agree from experience, I’ve opened up some of my very first finished tracks that I’ve had sitting on garage band for like a year and a half, and the lack of knowledge that I had then created multiple unfixable issues; the worst problem and main cause of some of this was Bouncing the audio file with all the plugins I thought I knew what I was doing on a track. Once you bounce, especially on IOS garage band, you’re not getting any chance to fix it
One of the top best videos on just giving tips on this subject for sure! Does not push anything on you, and makes you aware of topics outside of mixing that correlate with it. Amazing channel find for me!
Glad it was helpful!
Great info Rob and great editing!
So helpful!!! Thank you! 3:13
We really needed this. The close your eyes one is really amazing. I've found myself finding mistakes faster when i close my eyes and listen to the mix.
Glad it helped!
Glad it helped!
Very cool tips. I liked the tip to make the tracks balace ewthout pligons and hear a refetence track. Cool.
Perfect and helpfull set of advice for mixing! Great work, mate!
Thanks for watching!
Great video these have really helped me out a lot keep making them.
Glad to hear it!
Lots more coming 😁
Thanks a lot. Very good explain.
You are awesome dude nice to find a fellow Brit too
Awesome tips! Thank you and Happy 2023! 🙏🎶✨
Happy new year!
The new studio setting looks great. Very nice!!
Thanks! Just a temporary space while the main studio is being built.
2 is so true
I appreciate you! Don’t stop being amazing 🗣️💯
One of the best videos! Thanks!
Appreciate it!
Appreciate it!
Appreciate it!
One of the best channels. Cheers bud.
Thanks David!
TIP #3 YES!
Rob you're such an amazing teacher ! Thanks for this great video !
Thank you, that means a lot!
And great to hear from you Bastien!
OK, what the hell is the track playing behind the Mix Fast section. Those chord inversions are phenomenal!
Very comprehensive. Thank you.
Glad you enjoyed it!
very nice
amazing tips!!
Happy to help!
If the audio is great, the mix is great. Doing mixing for non par quality, makes a mixing session last 5x longer for me. I long for great quality, so a great quality mix is created.
Well said!
thank u❤
Very good advice, thank you!
My pleasure!
Excellent video!
Love it!!❤️❤️🙌🙌🤘🤘🔥🔥
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I recieved and read all your mails but i love the vids as well :)
All of this is very true and good advice
Thanks Sylvan
I think RUclips should add a double like button
Great Video Thank You For The Tips !
You bet!
Anyone who can find a way to seamlessly weave Hume into a mixing workflow is okay with me!
Great video. Liked and sub’d.
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Great video. Thank you.
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Well done. Thank you.
Thanks!
As always writing a comment to support the channel
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This is really good!
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"you can't derive an ought from an is" -- damn, this channel gettin philosophical
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Rule #1 is the #1 rule. Carap in shinny crap out
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Thank you! This is great! Are those bees on that wallpaper?
Yep we just moved in and there’s some pretty quirky wallpaper!
I love the shut your eyes move. If it sounds better it sounds better. Forget the 150$ you spent on a plug in . A lot of times we use plug ins just because we bought them. So stop buying them ! And MIX! Is that sound gym lessons on frequencies? I know what I want or don't want when I eq . But I have to sweep to find it. I think when sweeping you lose site of the initial frequency and start messing with anything you sweep over that u you don't like. Which most frequencies jacked up 20 db sound shitty. Good video I learned quite a bit. Thanks.
It's a game-changer for sure!
Great video many thanks for sharing !!! Theoriginalrocker
Thanks for watching!
It looks like you use VSX headphones. For someone who can only mix on headphones I’m curious if you did a review on them and tips? As well your use.
Also, why is the lead vocal track in stereo?
They’re great. I still prefer my Audeze LCD-X but for the price VSX is pretty flat and the software is actually pretty helpful.
Your cupboard is open
Guys continue uploading 100 mixes in 30days
More streams next week
here fron the email!
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You're lucky to be working with Ghostly Beard!
I’m not personally working with them, I use material from the Cambridge multitrack library for videos
THESE ARE ALL BOUGHT AMD PAID FOR POSITIVE COMMENTS! 😂ITS SO OBVIOUS!😂
What makes you say that?
ok all goo but LEFT BRAIN is the CREATIVE side and RIGHT BRAIN is TECHnical you got it backwards
I really enjoy the content in these videos. However, the video editing is overkill. Too many cuts with a zoom on the same camera angle. It’s disorienting and the frequency makes it feel instantly cliche. Otherwise, great video. Thanks.
Thanks for the feedback!
In listening to and working with music for a long time I realized I don't know what's good anymore. 😐
Take a break, manage your perspective!
Left -, right brain theory is outdated FYI Essentially, we are just switching "modes", but mind you: I always use both sides... see? 😁
I just don't want to hear "give me a reason to leave" I do not wan't this negative repetitive sort of thing in my life.
It doesn’t give any points at all
Cut everything at 700hz, there's always too much 700hz.
Please talk slow ,I can't follow with u r word
To0 fast!!!!!!
Rewatch as much as you need!
13 mixing tips.
Number one: Mix better.
This doesn't bode well for the rest of the video. *hard facepalm of disappointment
I think you misunderstood - watch again
@@masteringcom I'm sorry. "Mix better in relation to your expectations on final product."
Lol!
Sometimes "why am I doing this?" Is the first question 🥲🤣🤣
Lol!
Great video!
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