Excellent and informative video - thank you! A tutorial on mastering music for correct volume levels would be great. Especially the differences between mastering for online streaming services compared with mastering for a CD/ download for instance. It's confusing when it appears that you have to master to different levels depending on where the music will be distributed.
Another to add to the wish list..... If mixcraft could control windows audio and visual to maximize windows system to mixcraft specifically. I am new at this so I know there ways of doing it myself and have been. But would be a cool feature that takes full control over my PC/laptop to Maximize capabilities to dedicate my system and CPU strictly to mixcraft. Thanks again for the videos. Love mixcraft and will never change in my own personal Studio
Excellent, mixcraft have needed tutorials like this for years. It's the best way to gain new customers. Have you done a lesson like this for singing vocals? Without melodyne if possible. I needed to uninstall it as it made mixcraft crash, a lot.
Hey there! For most purposes, MP4 would probably be the way to go as it's a high quality compressed format that's the general standard for most services. We do have a video as part of our Mixcraft University series that covers the video editing and export options that you can watch at: ruclips.net/video/IetFklgeepc/видео.html
Hi I would like to ask, How do you make your mic, so nice sounding in every of the video you do? I am using a USB+ AT2035. And good job on the videos you do I really enjoy them and they are really helpful. Your explanations are very clear.
Heyo! Well, there's not much to it really. I just have it plugged in to the interface and only a bit of basic processing. This is an AKGC214, which is a great all around microphone. I believe AKG has also recently started making USB mics so you might check those out. There's a low cut around 70hz to remove low rumble, a slight high shelf for some clarity, and a little cut around 400hz or so to remove any boxyness when I get close to the mic. Outside of that there is a noise gate just in case, and a slight compressor to catch any stray peaks. Outside of that I just talk into the mic haha. Glad to hear the videos have been helpful! Cheers!
Hey there! For that, you may experiment with things like mic positioning, noise gates, or manually editing the audio. Of course, practicing good mic technique helps as well to get it right at the source!
Hey there! If you are missing plugins, feel free to get in touch with our support at support.acoustica.com and we'd be glad to check into that for you!
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Bro,
Thanks a lot for this video, am recording the first episode of my podcast tomorrow and this video was such a savior.
Simple without being simplistic. Exactly what I needed in exactly the way I needed it.
Love this channel
Nice video - learned a lot form this thank you
Mixcraft is so cool
decent but i dont have a tb noise gate guess ill have to re record it all and use a noise gate on my go xlr
Excellent and informative video - thank you!
A tutorial on mastering music for correct volume levels would be great. Especially the differences between mastering for online streaming services compared with mastering for a CD/ download for instance. It's confusing when it appears that you have to master to different levels depending on where the music will be distributed.
Glad you enjoyed the video! And we can definitely note that down on the suggestions list!
Another to add to the wish list..... If mixcraft could control windows audio and visual to maximize windows system to mixcraft specifically. I am new at this so I know there ways of doing it myself and have been. But would be a cool feature that takes full control over my PC/laptop to Maximize capabilities to dedicate my system and CPU strictly to mixcraft. Thanks again for the videos. Love mixcraft and will never change in my own personal Studio
We can definitely note that down as a suggestion for a future video!
@@acoustica222 you have me excited.... Lol I'm tired of stressing my system once I start putting tape emulation on my buses
Excellent, mixcraft have needed tutorials like this for years. It's the best way to gain new customers. Have you done a lesson like this for singing vocals? Without melodyne if possible. I needed to uninstall it as it made mixcraft crash, a lot.
Glad you enjoyed the video! We can definitely add a video about vocal production to the suggestions list as well!
Great stuff as usual! Any thoughts on casting with DAW tutorial?
Glad you enjoyed it! As for casting with the DAW, if you can clarify what you mean exactly we'd be glad to add it to the suggestions list!
What about explaining how to get the result to, e.g., -16 LUFS ?
Good video. From PR.
When exporting video, would MP4 be the best quality? Any other video tutorial on exporting video?
Thank you!
Hey there! For most purposes, MP4 would probably be the way to go as it's a high quality compressed format that's the general standard for most services.
We do have a video as part of our Mixcraft University series that covers the video editing and export options that you can watch at: ruclips.net/video/IetFklgeepc/видео.html
Hi I would like to ask, How do you make your mic, so nice sounding in every of the video you do? I am using a USB+ AT2035. And good job on the videos you do I really enjoy them and they are really helpful. Your explanations are very clear.
Heyo! Well, there's not much to it really. I just have it plugged in to the interface and only a bit of basic processing. This is an AKGC214, which is a great all around microphone. I believe AKG has also recently started making USB mics so you might check those out.
There's a low cut around 70hz to remove low rumble, a slight high shelf for some clarity, and a little cut around 400hz or so to remove any boxyness when I get close to the mic. Outside of that there is a noise gate just in case, and a slight compressor to catch any stray peaks. Outside of that I just talk into the mic haha.
Glad to hear the videos have been helpful! Cheers!
Hello, how do you do to get the mic NOT to catch anything from your breaths? Sorry, I'm very new at this...
Hey there! For that, you may experiment with things like mic positioning, noise gates, or manually editing the audio. Of course, practicing good mic technique helps as well to get it right at the source!
Thanks
How do you set up 2 mics without getting sound from 1 mic to the other
Great question! We'll definitely note this down on the suggestions list for a tutorial!
my Mixcraft doesn't have TB Gate. What can I do?
Hey there! If you are missing plugins, feel free to get in touch with our support at support.acoustica.com and we'd be glad to check into that for you!
I don't have loops labry there have no samples n loops Y
Hey there! If you need help getting that set up, feel free to contact our support at support.acoustica.com!
But...how to do a 2 person podcast with Mixcraft????