Garageband tutorial: Clean My Mix 2 - Full Mix, MASTERING
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- Опубликовано: 25 авг 2024
- HUGE thanks to Scott Stevenson for sending in this fantastic song!
Today is a full song mix. Eqing, Compressing, dealing with low signals and MASTERING on Garageband!
Lewin, thanks so much for using my song for this series. Ive learned a lot here, you added so much tone and clarity i felt was missing but didnt know how to get. I was laughing at your reactions to my eq settings.
Consider me both honoured and humbled! Love the channel!
Also thanks to people in the comments for the compliments, even though im cringing at my vocal performances here haha.
This video has made my day. Cheers.
Scott Stevenson great song Scott! Beautiful melody. May I ask what type of vocal mic you used? Name? Thanks !
It’s a cracking song pal! Thanks for letting us all learn from lewin using your track!!
Love the song! He has done a nice job on the harmonies! Well done mate! PS don’t worry how long the vid is! We are engaged with it! 👍😎
This is exactly why I subscribe to Garageband and Beyond !! Don’t worry about how long the video is, I got so involved with what you were saying and doing that the video seemed like it was 5 minutes long. You touched every aspect of engineering the piece. I learned more in 45 minutes than I did in 3 months of hunting on RUclips. The tune is great too, I end up walking around singing the hook. I really look forward to more Clean My Mix episodes.
There is nothing wrong with a video like this being a hour long that’s perfect timing actually! I say anything over 1.5 hours is a little long winded but around a hour should be expected as long as it’s full of good useful info. This is a great song and I love watching other people mix to see what they would do in a song mix.
as soon as you said no more then 0ver 50 after discovering his was recorded very low i went and checked the song i am working on now. great video. all of your videos for that matter. i learn something from you every single time. his song reminded me alittle bit Belle & Sebastian
Great song Mr. Scott Stevenson!!! Thanks so much again Lewin ! I've been really enjoying your videos and learned a lot.
Years ago I just started using GarageBand with no tutorial. Watched a few hours of your videos, recorded it and sent it to my band mates. Each one said it was the best that I ever recorded. Thanks so much. I’m excited to learn more.
Awww man, I am so happy to hear that! Good luck on your recording journey! It's a FUN ONE!!!
@@GaragebandandBeyond after watching your instruction, I’m excited to get recording again. Keep it up!
@@rockinrodlittle Make sure you share your creations on the facebook page and PLEASE subscribe!
@@GaragebandandBeyond Will do
This is a great video!! Don’t stress about how long it is, I watched it all. It was really great to see you working backwards then forwards again with this track. It’s a great song as well so that helps! I learnt loads from this - especially about being subtle with eq and not going crazy! And using presets as the start point! The vocal work was particularly good to watch. Thanks Lewin!!
Really nice and useful video. I think you really show that often times less is more in terms of the sheer number of plugins needed on a track. Well done.
Ive now started dopignthe whole shabang for myself like you but not lolololol so your great vids give me hope and the push to believe i can do it as its hard but i putting in a lot of work and time to make sure i can get great sound sonically and understand what I’m actually doing when I’m doing it. Knowing why to or not to do something in production mixing and mastering but you vids or life you make it simpler even though its not ,especially when you don’t have the deep understanding of what each component does when doing the same. Blessings to you man
I think 45 minutes to an hour is a perfect length for these videos. Keep it up.
Great song!
Really nice song!
I've been binging your Clean My Mix series, really enjoyable and insightful. Hope to see more soon!
By the way the song is fantastic. Did the artist ever release it professionally?
Thanks for this Lewin. I learned so much. Great song Scott👍✌️
Great work Lewin. The time went by in the blink of an eye. I always learn so much from watching your videos.
Really useful insight into how it’s done - far more involved and detailed than I’d imagined, but the end result is amazing. I need to watch more and more of this stuff to learn this art as it clearly makes a massive difference. Big complement to the original artist for this track, which is really amazing too. Great job!
Great video! Keep them up :)
wonderful work and sharing of your knowledge and pro handcraft! Learned a lot thank you kindly.
This is an awesome series...gratz!
Great Job Lewin!!As Always!
This is a very good song. The improvement is very obvious, you're a master.
Lewin , you're fuckin' awesome dude !! For you to take the time and help people with something so important to so many is so admirable . Scott's song is awesome too ! I love that kind of music . Thanks for the knowledge ! Hey on a side note ......What ever happened to the building that you were going to turn into a studio ? Take Care Brother !!!
Great song and mix!
Wow!
42:42 for the Comparison between his mix and mine!
what a great song
Amazing Video Lewin! Really learning a lot, thank you!!
Really great job on his song and this video.Tons of great stuff I picked up. I saw the biggest change in the kick and bass.(Although maybe a touch too loud?) I don't mind these long-ass videos one bit if they're as good as this one was.Besides =its gets me ready to be able to watch The Irishman again!
Great episode. I've been tempted to send you a song of mine that I'm working on, but I already plastered a bunch of plug ins on it. Ha!
Great song and lesson👍
How could he get a louder signal recorded from the outset?
Where can I get a copy of this song?
How do you feel about mixing an entire CD?
Your mix has a more "flat" sound where you can hear each instrument more clearly. His mix sounded like it was recorded in a subway.
hi Lewin... can u give me some advice on panning instruments?are they always in the same position?
No not really it depends on what sounds best.
Do you have an example?
@@GaragebandandBeyond like for the drum and bass guitar.do they always have to be panned in the center?
@Earthling dont worry im not asking you 🤐
999 out of 1000 times I'd recommend keeping kick drum and bass in the center (snare drum and lead vocal, too). It's a general rule of thumb.
I would have loved to send you a song of mine, but i did not manage to send it, because the
Hey Lewin, I would love for you to clean my mix! Is it too late to send my song?
how can i contact u for mixing