Tried the Scheps trick on a mix and OMG it made such a difference. It sounded so flat before and after trying this out it just sounds a lot more lively. Great tip!
The Scheps thing is great when you have a mix with lots of elements coming and going in the mix. Quick note, I think he does it in dual mono instead of stereo as well :)
Again awesome video & content, Miami! I´m gonne have to try that scheps rear bus thingy. You say every bus goes there except from the drums, right? so all instrument busses that is? Synths & strings in a dense rock mix as well?
Awesome! At some point I would love to watch a video about the uses of saturation, I've been trying to get some interesting sounds with it lately, would be really cool to hear some tips on the subject
Love The blue light background. Thank you for your knowledge... I m learning a lot with you, i see you use reaper as i do heheheheh . Keep it up... can you please do a video giving tips of how to Record guitar solos and mixing tips🤘🏾Horns up🇲🇿
Yo Miami! When using the rear bus trick, (which really works btw haha) do you send it to your 2 bus as well,? As in, does that signal combined with the full mix, go into your bus compressor, or do you route it straight to the master track? For context, I have an instrument bus and a vocal bus running into a 2 bus, where mixbus compression happens (and some other stuff) which I then send to a master track, where any loudness plugins are. Should the rear bus also go into the the mixbus comp or not? I'm doing it without now, and it sounds good. But wondering what's most common.
Tried the Scheps trick on a mix and OMG it made such a difference. It sounded so flat before and after trying this out it just sounds a lot more lively. Great tip!
Glad that it helped out Adam! It’s definitely a good one
-Miami
el soso secreto
I just love the scheps trick. It's awesome. \m/
Legit a secret to make a mix gel in all the right ways
-Miami
Man with this kind of advice, I hope everyone will ATTACK their DAWs and RELEASE some amazing songs. :P
Your transition game was crazy right there lmao
-Miami
This content is literally life changing to my mixes. It’s a true godsend
@@joeymusic Just learning from the best. ;)
Oh no-- it's contagious!
0:50 the eyebrows 😂😂😂love it great stuff
Dad jokes for days
-Miami
Thanks for these lessons featuring compression, Miami! Great puns, too!
As long as you guys are enjoying them, i'll keep on doing them!
-Miami
Big fan brother 👑
Glad to have you around, Peter!
-Miami
I am so GRATEFUL for this channel! I have so much fun exploring your tips! Thank you!
Thank you Simo! Let me know if you find any of them super useful
-Miami
0:39. That string of puns is the fastest anyone has triggered my fight or flight response. You have my respect, Miami XD
I always use that Rear Bus technique. LOVE it, Scheps is a genius
Yeah, he’s the goat!
-Miami
Definitely trying these out tonight! Thanks for another awesome video, Miami!
Let me know what you think of them! I fell in love with the rear bus trick
-Miami
Inspiring as always. From now on imma live my life all buttons in !
Thats the only way to live!
-Miami
The Scheps thing is great when you have a mix with lots of elements coming and going in the mix. Quick note, I think he does it in dual mono instead of stereo as well :)
He does do it in dual mono! In metal I found I prefer it in stereo tho, idly. Maybe I need to investigate further
-Miami
@@joeymusic oh that's good to know, I'll have to try. Just because of the hard panned dual rhythm guitars?
Yep, tried it on a rock song works great! It sounds terrible on acoustic/sparse songs tho.
Again awesome video & content, Miami! I´m gonne have to try that scheps rear bus thingy. You say every bus goes there except from the drums, right? so all instrument busses that is? Synths & strings in a dense rock mix as well?
Yes, everything except for the drums!
-Miami
Awesome! At some point I would love to watch a video about the uses of saturation, I've been trying to get some interesting sounds with it lately, would be really cool to hear some tips on the subject
I second that!
Thank you for that Scheps tip. Really cool.
I love you vids! Super helpful! What was that song though... used in the last tip?
Its called see you never by GLD!
-Miami
The Scheps trick is gold. Thanks my man, gonna do it on every goddamn mix now ! 🥲
Make sure to try it in stereo and dual mono to see which works better for the mix!
-Miami
HARD KNEE!!!! massive attack into a quick release, wait that sounds dirty than “the rear bus technique”😮.
Even dirtier coming from poo ninja 😂😂😂
-Miami
The Scheps move is one of my go to moves. Been for a while. When I learned it, it was kind of a game changer.
Yep! True eye opener
-Miami
Great !
Awesome!! Whats the band @ 6:50? Loved this tutorial guys keep it up.
They are called GLD! Check them out on spotify
-Miami
Transition game still on point👌🏿👍🏿
Great video man. I like that jacket!
Or flannel? Whatever you call it haha.
Lmfao! Yeah dude, I fell in love with this thing. It’s a distressed denim jacket, I grabbed this one off Amazon
-Miami
Nah the dad joke barrage im this one was top tier
Interesting, i also use the parallel instrument bus ,with compression, the lance prenc trick,give that a try and u will get some new sounds
Love The blue light background. Thank you for your knowledge... I m learning a lot with you, i see you use reaper as i do heheheheh . Keep it up... can you please do a video giving tips of how to Record guitar solos and mixing tips🤘🏾Horns up🇲🇿
I def can, but my solos are terrible. I’ll have to bring someone on
-Miami
@@joeymusic i loved when did featuring with Jeff Loomis, i found the channel after those videos you made with him...
awesome, Miami! What is the name of last song? plsss
Its called See You Never by GLD
-Miami
Can you do one for spoken word? Thanks
what song was that on the parellel compression example? sounds awesome!
I like use aggressive compression on my vocal.
Same here!
-Miami
Yo Miami! When using the rear bus trick, (which really works btw haha) do you send it to your 2 bus as well,? As in, does that signal combined with the full mix, go into your bus compressor, or do you route it straight to the master track? For context, I have an instrument bus and a vocal bus running into a 2 bus, where mixbus compression happens (and some other stuff) which I then send to a master track, where any loudness plugins are. Should the rear bus also go into the the mixbus comp or not? I'm doing it without now, and it sounds good. But wondering what's most common.
When I do it I send it to my 2 bus as well! But either way can work, it just depends which sounds better
-Miami
@@joeymusic Thanks dude! Tried both, both work! But into 2 bus and mix comp for now as it does seem to glue it even more!
PS - your jacket is holey… not just full of holes But like HOLY!! 👼
YEEEEESSSSSS 🔥🔥🤘😈🤘🔥🔥
Where’s my lights?
Brah I forgot to get the batteries lmao
-Miami
Hey Miami
What’s happening Mac?!
-Miami
I had an interesting idea for a compressor… 🤔
@@bboymac84 yeah? What ya thinkin?
Not every knee slaps , that’s the point of the type of knee !!