Jaycen Joshua NLS Buss Drum Technique
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- Опубликовано: 5 сен 2024
- Here is how Jaycen Joshua uses the NLS Buss plugin by Waves Audio to add analog warmth to his drums during mixing. Apply this technique in Pro Tools, FL Studio, Ableton, Cubase, Logic Pro or any other DAW.
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i was in Hamburg where Jaycen talked about his mixing, since this day or week everybody is talking about ur using this NLS "Trick" :D
Great video, He also adds a gate for the noise at the end
A necessary update of a very useful tutorial. BRAVO!
I saw this method from Mix With The Masters when he review Malamente by Rosalia. I was confused and I didn't understand but now I got it! Thank you!
Excellent demonstration. Thanks to you for your description of this.
just got nls and studiorack for this trick specifically i hope it works thanks for the tutorial
dope jerry, i just simply went to studio verse , and Wala! 🎉
Your vocal chain is pretty smooth and crisp when you talk ! what do you use to get you re voice like that ??
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Excellent explanation better if the inserts are in post fader, Joshua would be happy, only if you have to use the volume automations. However you could emulate the same technique with just one plugin and save time i.e. The God of Particle created to meet Joshua's needs.
QUICK QUESTION!!! What if your drums are already in mono, Would you still have to pan them still?
I appreciate the video 👏🏾👏🏾
Yes, because you input a mono signal, but the left and right channels of the emulated unit sounds slightly different in term of freq response and harmonics content : so you wil have a slight different version of your sound in the r and l channel. This is what makes analog unit sounds "3D". It adds side signal even with a mono input. Moreover, each 2 channels of the 3 consoles emulated in NLS have their own flavors and differences, just use your ear to pick the right one.
@@SandPineAudio Which Plugin can I use for panning? I dont use FL so I dont got Pan-O-matic. I know...its a stupid question 😅
Cool channel man, subscribed!
Thanks Jerry 👍
No problem 👍
Great video.
Thanks for the video 🤝 I wonder if it’s possible to achieve the same saturation using only 1, 2 different plugins🧐
Thanks
What's a WAVES equivalent to the fruity PanOMatic?
Cool !!!
Hey i saw a recent video of him and i think he said he has that processing in parallel, can you check that?
It is actually not his idea. He got a session for mixing which had this on a bus.
True
What's the point of using 8 duplicated plugins instead of a pair of them but with more drive?
I think this is the second Jason video I've watched on your channel?
Had to take down the 1st one and redo it due to copyright issues.
@@mixwithjerry Ah, I understand you, brother
dont you use patcher in FL ?
As an FL user as well, you know we have too many options on what we can use.
Interesting! Question… how do you assign the individual kick, snare, etc. to the corresponding nls buss?
He doesn't assign individual sounds to them. He groups the drums together and has these 8 NLS buss plugins stacked in a row on the drum buss so that the drums run through them together. When level matching you should feel the weight that it adds. He says this gives him that SSL board feel for his drums that he's missing when mixing in the box with plugins.
@@mixwithjerry so the kick and everything else all basically run thru the same 8 nls channels?
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@@e2804 correct. He’ll have kick, snares, toms, claps, etc going through these on the drum buss. He’ll also have these 8 loaded on the bass buss. He doesn’t put these on his Hi-End percs buss though.
Curious as to why not use the regular nls channel as opposed to nls bus plugin in the 8 slots?
Hi! What are some alternatives to fruity’s panomatic? 😅 does plugin alliance or waves have an equivalent?
any literal pan plugin lmao just use some automation if you need movement
WHAT ABOUT THE NLS CHANEL? oops sorry for shouting
So he's using essentially 8 saturation plugins in series on the drum bus? I'm confused why he needs 8?
The saturation on this technique is almost none existing you can’t really hear it, the effect that we’re trying to achieve is that of a board simulation meaning you are emulating a analog mixing board such a j or 9k this technique would add weight and and make your sound a whole lot fatter. It’s also good to mention that is usually added in parallel which is better for a psychoacoustic effect.
@@Unspeakablemoron but the effect of saturating individual channels across an entire board is much different (more desirable) than throwing 8 saturation stages on a single bus signal. I'm confused what his reasoning is behind this.
Also, is he running the ‘channel’ version on the indiv channels?
@@mthomas1091he’s dedicating an output to each channel
@@joshd265all we’re adding with that technique is width and weigh, you run that through your bus drum or whatever and that will give you the weight and depth that you need.
You run the NLS in mono or stereo?
Stereo
@@mixwithjerryshould I put nls channel or bus on the first or last insert in mixer ?
@@moxictasculinity use 8 of the bus plugins and they should go first on the drum bus before other processing.
Heard a little bit of something on a kick drum
Does the drum bus contains the bass?
No there’s a separate bass bus. The drum bus and the bass bus join together later on.
Okay! Thank you.
I thought he did this on an fx bus?
Absolutely useless. This can be done with one plugin and is almost imperceptible. This came from a ‘pro’ haha?
this can't be real lol
Seriously? Not worth the effort, dsp power and shift in stereo image. Here's another technique for free, run your drum bus through 12 x 1176's and of course your gonna get a different sound
I mean the guy has multiple Grammy awards as an engineer. I personally wouldn’t question his drum bus.