Amazing! I've been separating sound elements in my video editing in a very very basic way to achieve the clarity Robert showed here, but I could never could do it to any level of satisfaction. Robert showed me how to engineer it in a proper DAWS. I'm blown away! Thank you so much, Robert!! You are godsend!
I can see why Bongonzo was so excited over this. Everything sounded so clean. Some of that punch is low in the kick, but still good. The rest is spot on. Awesome work. Subscribed.
excellent vid... as a Cakewalk user I always find more to love about it and seeing a mix in progress as small moves are made across the context of the mix and hearing that in real time as it develops was well presented...dig it
Great vid Robert. So much here I wasn't doing. Heading back to my current song now to start again LOL. I was always setting the faders and then panning followed by effects. I never knew about checking in mono or mixing in mono. I think using the pro channel EQ in track view to make immediate comparisons is so simple but brilliant. Thanks for sharing. I must ask you about stereo and mono tracks next time we are talking. There's a couple of things I'm not getting my head around.
Diego Gutierrez Generally speaking you need to leave at least three dB of headroom for mastering. When it comes to recording I try not to record anything over -12 dB.
Great tutorial! Would it be possible to make a video on how to create vinyl DJ scratch effects in Cakewalk? I can find no user-friendly plugin for this effect! 😭
I'm looking for a plugin for Cakewalk that will create the rhythmic "scratch" effect produced by club DJs when they move a record in short, rapid back and forth motions on the turntable. Or, in lieu of a plugin, maybe a tutorial on how to create the effect in Cakewalk.
So, equalization is essentially about the inversion of audio so it blend's better ?
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Hey, I absolutely love this video. I want to ask you tho. I would like to get my song mixed by a pro like you. Would that be possible? I work in cakewalk and don't know who else does and could mix my stuff. Would you be able to work with me?
Yeah, I think Bongonzos beat has a way more satisfying and fulfilling punch to the kick. Your mix is cleaner but I would gladly sacrifice cleanliness for a harder kick any day. Just my preference.
Yes sir! I do a full mix/master of another song here: Mixing A Song From Start To Finish - Cakewalk by BandLab ruclips.net/video/RBqF8yaZ2lY/видео.html
@@Homestudiosimplifed awesome stuff watched it through, got some very good tips will watch again in detail with some bits nice to learn 😁. NB: I export my mix (pre-master) 24bit 44.1 wav then reopen in a new mastering project. You can then fine tune with EQ and multiband on the track, you can also fine tune dynamic range with automation i.e. maybe bring verse chorus or middle 8 up or down half a dB more or less. I find it easier to have a separate project for Mastering so then I use ozone 9 EQ, stereo and Mastering on the master bus, you can use Cakewalk EQ, the multiband and no6 limiter which is free is excellent. Ozone as a 14lu average on it and Rms true peaks etc for platforms like Spotify etc you might want to look at but I'm not professional
@@Homestudiosimplifed totally no problem it's how we all learn and our love for music. I've only just started using DAW and choose Cakewalk which is amazing after using a 20yr old 8track 😂 I've currently finishing my 5 song on Cakewalk in 3 month's, I'm doing everything myself start to finish so I understand the process which helps my creativity with recording and songwriting.
@@Homestudiosimplifed You're welcome. I'm a new Cakewalk by Bandlab user and I love to learn more about it (even though, I come from the ages of Cakewalk Pro Audio 9: year 2001) Thanks to you...
Nice I’m getting there I have the same equalizers and similar compressors on logic X. What is your advice for original Songs? Where or how do you distribute yours?? I have 16 track recorded guitar singing & bass originals I’m in the finalizing phases. These need to be heard as they are inspiring. Would you consider copy right the Songs ? Is it even necessary??
On second thought maybe we could collaborate music together because I play guitar bass and even bongo drums. I Relate with the real musician type man but I also have a AKAI Midi controller that I’m starting To get down yet My real stuff is the best. What is your favorite instrument?
Diego Gutierrez if it is a Mono instrument to begin with such as a Vocal, Guitar, etc. then you could safely assume that it’s actually a Mono recording. However, like I demonstrated in the video, if it’s got different waveform values in both channels it may very well have been recorded using two mics and is therefore a true Stereo track. Most of the time keyboard, piano, and choirs are recorded in stereo. Hope that helps.
This video is a blessing to the cakewalk community!! thanks you so much man (:
I had some great source material to work with man! ;-)
I agree! It's a blessing
Amazing! I've been separating sound elements in my video editing in a very very basic way to achieve the clarity Robert showed here, but I could never could do it to any level of satisfaction. Robert showed me how to engineer it in a proper DAWS. I'm blown away! Thank you so much, Robert!! You are godsend!
I can see why Bongonzo was so excited over this. Everything sounded so clean. Some of that punch is low in the kick, but still good. The rest is spot on. Awesome work. Subscribed.
Thanks man!
excellent vid... as a Cakewalk user I always find more to love about it and seeing a mix in progress as small moves are made across the context of the mix and hearing that in real time as it develops was well presented...dig it
Going live tomorrow if you’d like to ask some questions! Be sure to sub and hut that bell so you know! 🔔
GOLD man absolutely GOLD, Taking This technique to Fl Studio.
Awesome!
This is the best mixing tutorial ever!!!!! I thought his mix was great but yours was so wide and dope!!!!! Nothing but gold in this video!!!
Thanks man! Glad you liked it! Be sure to share!
That was very interesting. Thanks for this beautiful association. I learned a lot.
Going live tomorrow if you’d like to ask some questions! Be sure to sub and hut that bell so you know! 🔔
Great vid Robert. So much here I wasn't doing. Heading back to my current song now to start again LOL. I was always setting the faders and then panning followed by effects. I never knew about checking in mono or mixing in mono. I think using the pro channel EQ in track view to make immediate comparisons is so simple but brilliant. Thanks for sharing. I must ask you about stereo and mono tracks next time we are talking. There's a couple of things I'm not getting my head around.
I'll be on tomorrow doing another live stream! Hop on!
@@Homestudiosimplifed Way cool :) See you then
Amazing mix 👏👏 thanks for share your mixing techniques
Going live tomorrow if you’d like to ask some questions! Be sure to sub and hut that bell so you know! 🔔
Awesome tutorial my friend !
Thank you my friend!
dop dop dop dop hip pop session i dig that sounds amazing why you dont mix more hip hop music ?
Send them my way! I am mixing a couple now!
how i send the tracks for you
@@stamecec2003 homestudiosimplified@gmail.com
Godly stuff 🔥🎧🔊
Thanks man! What’s your kind of jams?
Very interesting and helpful...
Glad to hear it man!
Enthralling. Thank you.
Going live tomorrow if you’d like to ask some questions! Be sure to sub and hut that bell so you know! 🔔
What db shouldn't u go past ? Or does it even matter? Also i want to thank you 4 the awesome vid man
Diego Gutierrez Generally speaking you need to leave at least three dB of headroom for mastering. When it comes to recording I try not to record anything over -12 dB.
Great tutorial! Would it be possible to make a video on how to create vinyl DJ scratch effects in Cakewalk? I can find no user-friendly plugin for this effect! 😭
The only free one I can think of is Vinyl by iZotope.
I'm looking for a plugin for Cakewalk that will create the rhythmic "scratch" effect produced by club DJs when they move a record in short, rapid back and forth motions on the turntable. Or, in lieu of a plugin, maybe a tutorial on how to create the effect in Cakewalk.
So, equalization is essentially about the inversion of audio so it blend's better ?
Hey, I absolutely love this video. I want to ask you tho. I would like to get my song mixed by a pro like you. Would that be possible? I work in cakewalk and don't know who else does and could mix my stuff. Would you be able to work with me?
Absolutely! Send me an email to mockingbirdstudio333 at gmail dot com
Yeah, I think Bongonzos beat has a way more satisfying and fulfilling punch to the kick. Your mix is cleaner but I would gladly sacrifice cleanliness for a harder kick any day. Just my preference.
Hahaha gotcha! Thanks for watching
Maybe a terrible question, but I'm still on my first beat lol. So, how do I get that wave like view ?
Do you do your mastering in Cakewalk, if so have you got a mastering video. Great mix
Yes sir! I do a full mix/master of another song here: Mixing A Song From Start To Finish - Cakewalk by BandLab ruclips.net/video/RBqF8yaZ2lY/видео.html
@@Homestudiosimplifed awesome stuff watched it through, got some very good tips will watch again in detail with some bits nice to learn 😁. NB: I export my mix (pre-master) 24bit 44.1 wav then reopen in a new mastering project. You can then fine tune with EQ and multiband on the track, you can also fine tune dynamic range with automation i.e. maybe bring verse chorus or middle 8 up or down half a dB more or less. I find it easier to have a separate project for Mastering so then I use ozone 9 EQ, stereo and Mastering on the master bus, you can use Cakewalk EQ, the multiband and no6 limiter which is free is excellent. Ozone as a 14lu average on it and Rms true peaks etc for platforms like Spotify etc you might want to look at but I'm not professional
@@whoisp thanks for the in depth comment man!
@@Homestudiosimplifed totally no problem it's how we all learn and our love for music. I've only just started using DAW and choose Cakewalk which is amazing after using a 20yr old 8track 😂 I've currently finishing my 5 song on Cakewalk in 3 month's, I'm doing everything myself start to finish so I understand the process which helps my creativity with recording and songwriting.
@@Homestudiosimplifed my last creation, I'm getting there with production
ruclips.net/video/X70nv-wP6p4/видео.html
Nice. I have to download Cakewalk
Shango For sure man! I have a ton more tutorial videos to help get you started as well
@@Homestudiosimplifed Sweet. I had it before, but I never really gotten into it, but I'll give it another try. Thanks for the tutorial.
Shango for sure man!
Gud job sar
Thanks man!
Man.. You have a Good channel... I will follow you...
Thanks man
@@Homestudiosimplifed You're welcome. I'm a new Cakewalk by Bandlab user and I love to learn more about it (even though, I come from the ages of Cakewalk Pro Audio 9: year 2001) Thanks to you...
There are a TON of tutorials here on the channel man! Dive in!
Nice I’m getting there I have the same equalizers and similar compressors on logic X. What is your advice for original Songs? Where or how do you distribute yours?? I have 16 track recorded guitar singing & bass originals I’m in the finalizing phases. These need to be heard as they are inspiring. Would you consider copy right the Songs ? Is it even necessary??
I use Distrokid for distribution. As for copyrights, that purely up to you man.
Thank you. Appreciate your channel I learned how important Canceling out cross phasing can be.
Funtime Production awesome!
On second thought maybe we could collaborate music together because I play guitar bass and even bongo drums. I Relate with the real musician type man but I also have a AKAI Midi controller that I’m starting To get down yet My real stuff is the best. What is your favorite instrument?
My instrument of choice is the guitar for sure!
When should you change a track from stereo to mono? That got me confused
Diego Gutierrez if it is a Mono instrument to begin with such as a Vocal, Guitar, etc. then you could safely assume that it’s actually a Mono recording.
However, like I demonstrated in the video, if it’s got different waveform values in both channels it may very well have been recorded using two mics and is therefore a true Stereo track. Most of the time keyboard, piano, and choirs are recorded in stereo. Hope that helps.
I kind of feel like a nuisance but how did you get all the sound files into your daw, like what type of files do i need to make so i could mix them
No problem man. These were all WAV files. They were exported from the daw @Bongonzo used (Cakewalk) and then I just simply imported them into mine.
They were exported as separate tracks, I recon. There is an option to do this in the Save As window
How do you get drum kit for free I only have tts1
jojo wildin here are several out there. However, Steven Slate has released a set that’s free and sound amazing!
stevenslatedrums.com/ssd5/#SSD5FREE
Nice
Thanks!
What did you use to send & receive tracks amongst each other? Also what music editing system are you using??
We are both using Cakewalk by BandLab. It’s free and very powerful!
We just used Dropbox to send/receive filesz
How can we get that limiter?
Unfortunately it is no longer available with the new version of Cakewalk by BandLab
@@Homestudiosimplifed oh that's sad,,, do you have a tutorial on how to use a limiter?
tour du monde I don’t have a specific tutorial on that topic yet. Thanks for the idea!!!
@@Homestudiosimplifed I am really strugling with picking and I got no idea on how to use a limiter. That will be helpful if you teach us about it.
Can't notice the difference when you invert de phase
It’s very subtle. Going live tomorrow if you’d like to ask some questions! Be sure to sub and hut that bell so you know! 🔔
bongonzos mix sound much more clean 100 percent but the kick in home studio is more tumping
8:49 what was that 😂
Is cakewalk sounding good? For me it's sounding so bad
Sounds fine to me.
@@Homestudiosimplifed thank you sir. Now It sounds good
@@Tom-Studios great!