5 THINGS I WISH I KNEW ABOUT MIXING WHEN I STARTED | Mixing Tips and Tricks
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5 THINGS I WISH I KNEW ABOUT MIXING WHEN I STARTED | Mixing Tips and Tricks
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good sound selection is the most important thing i learned in sound engineering college. if you find yourself needing to use any extreme eq or sidechaining to make sounds fit together then something needs to be removed or swapped. i find if i've got a great groove going and it's sounding muddy after some basic eq then the best thing to do is start removing channels one by one. usually you'll find everything becomes a lot clearer and more powerful when you've removed the offending sound which might be great on its own but doesn't work in the mix. choose what the star of the show is and treat your other elements as support
@@zilueta5645 though but true
why does youtube prodcers always has to put a cooking food clip in their videos. lol. great video tho
lol it's only kyle and sikky who do it
@@shravanmohan3644 EdTalenti too
@@al.milione llb beats and 10000s of yt producers under 10k subs...its a curse
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He salt cheffed the shit outta them eggs😂
MIXING & LEVELING
IS BASICALLY THE VELOCITY (VOLUME) OF THE SOUNDS.
SO TRY THIS AND I GUARANTEE YOU'RE MIXES WILL SOUND BETTER EVERYWHERE.
KICK 15 DB
SNARE - 808 18 DB
HIHATS 27-24 DB
INSTRUMENTS 30-21 DB
THE WHOLE MIX SHOULD BE 9-12 DB AT MOST, BEFORE THE MASTERING FX
HOW TO MASTER.
FL LIMITER SETTINGS:
CEL -1.0 DB
SAT- -0.1 DB
GAIN 6.0 DB
SOFT CLIPPER: THRESHOLD 0.0 DB (ALL THE WAY UP)
POST GAIN: 95
DONE
You are as rebellious as you are rebellious! Cool tips.
bro i did this on like 3 beats and it changed my sound dramatically
my beats aint shit without it i been lost when it comes to mixing and mastering
got my sub fashoo
The apparent sound is different than decibals shown on mixer
This wont work all the time
Hi thought id add a couple of helpful definitions here to clear up to misunderstanding amongst the "in the box" producers.
GAIN STAGING: comes from the world of recording and mixing with analog gear: The act of optimising the signal level through each audio device in a signal chain, or through each section of a mixing console, to maintain an appropriate amount of headroom and keep the signal well above the system noise floor.
Compressor attack time: When a sound goes above the threshold, the compressor does not instantly apply the full compression to the overshooting signal. Instead, the compression ratio increases gradually from 1:1 to the maximum within a certain amount of time. This time is called the attack time.
let me know what other bits of information I can quickly clear up and add here.
Thanks for always good things🤗🤗
Hey @SIKKY BEATS great video. But can you clear "Phasing issues" for me....I mean I tried to learn through other sources but I'm still standing on the point where I started from. Not really able to understand it man...and what exactly does it sound like so that I know when I'm havin it?...It will be great if you could clear this for me and others too.
@@iamphoeniiix audio wave forms visually go up and down. like a sine wave.∿
imagine when the wave form is on top is +1, and when its below its -1.
if you were to play 2 sine waves at the exact same time but one wave form started with +1 and the second wave form started with -1
you would get 0. this is phase. when audio from 2 sources clash with each other and result in a quieter sound. sometimes it is quite in only certain frequencies.
What were you referencing about -18db? I am new and have heard about mixing to about -6db. Was the number you mentioned referring to something else?
This guys definitely one of the best on RUclips with explaining and knowledge about music, respect and thank you
OH MY GOD! The “training wheels” concept is EXACTLY what I’ve been looking for! I’m a newer producer, so anytime I look for help I often see the “music has no rules” cliché and it can be frustrating at time. Thank you so much!
This is very useful knowledge! Much appreciated!
Nice content as usual, high quality video ! Thank you Sikky 🔥 Support from France 🇫🇷
your vids some of the most quality in the music community. keep it up chief, hidden gem fr
I put a lot into these, so I'm glad you enjoyed it!
That’s for sure
Sikky u have the best editing i insist that these are the very best quality producer videos out there .. u’re a master at your craft.. bought your kits, very inspiring
Thank you Réda. This made my day. Hope yours is amazing😊
Im producing for 12 years, Im also a trained sound engineer and I really have to say that you mentioned almost all the important things.. I would have only one more important thing to note, which is the right sidechain.. Sidechaining has greatly improved the sound of my songs and is one of the most important components for a good and clean sounding in my opinion :)
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What exactly should be sidechained...I really struggle with it?
@@Andre21206side chain the sub with the kick, it will clear up the mud that would usually be there from the kick and sub frequencies competing and then use that technique to have (for example) your snare cut thru any instruments that are competing with the crack of the snare... Of course only use it if necessary or else it will thin out your mix
thanks for these gems bro
Great info! Thank you for sharing. Have an awesome weekend!
You too! Thanks so much for watching ❤️
So many good reminders in here and picked up a couple new tricks too 🙏
Glad to help 😊
Its good information and advice even if you already know it. Great communication and knowledge. Dropping all the sauce here Sikky, good video as always!
Thanks man, sometimes it's reassuring to hear stuff you already know. Let's us know we're on the right track😊
Awesome video man very helpful!!
Amazing tips! Thank you!
Quite informative and clear.
Glad you think so!
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I'm doing everything whats here but still hype af to watch every tutorial! thanks bro! :D
Aye i feel you bro, hope the video gives you some reassurance you're on the right track.
@@SIKKYBEATS always bro! Greetings from Poland! 🙏
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I like the idea of mixing while is not loud, seems about the best thing to do. Thanks for effort in this video !!!
Really dope vid bro. Thanks for the tips
Solid video! The instrument buss tip has definitely helped improve my mixing process
This crazy in depth love it bro!
I know. Took a while to out out, glad it's done tho😊
Helpful video thank you !
Going to watch this again during my mixing process.
Great job helping fellow producers. Also in the master cut everything below 20 hz trust me it will make a difference.
The mixing of the snare lower than every other drum element does really make a difference. I implemented that into my music and it really helps!
Thanks for the tips brother, subbed for more valuable content!
You Brought up awesome points and they were well explained!!
thank you so much for spreading the Knowledge sikky!!
Good tings!😄
fuego! thanks for passing along the knowledge.
Nice matched leveling nice tips
Great job bro keep it up 👏🏾👏🏾
Big ups bro 👏🏻 this video is not only straight to the point and easy to understand but it’s fixed a lot of problems I’ve been having mixing, already hearing the improvements. Appreciate this.
Solid Teaching!! Thank you so much!!
Big ups to the Dreamville Tee my dude 🔥 Definitely have gained a lotta inspiration from you, keep growing!
Thank you man! This is the whole goal of the channel!
One of the best videos on the internet for music production 👏
No cap. You taught me something today. Got my like and subscribe. 💯💯
That's what I needed , thanks for the info.
Thank you for this! I am new through this music making journey. Really cracking my brains on this and then a month ago I stumbled upon your channel and now I have this drive like never before. So thank you, Sir! Love from Singapore!
That's awesome! Glad I could help🙏
Fantastic stuff
Bless your heart bro
Your Fundemntals on mixing and mastering are dope kepp it up and thanks for resource though take it for granted everyday
First video I've seen by you but this is super good info to get a beginner's beats knocking like they want. Great presentation too!
8:39 could be good pointing out that this knob will sum your L and R channels into mono which can damage your sound if let's say your 808 is very wide to begin with. Instead, try to turn off the side signal with a matrix plugin that does that
This is why I love your vids bruh. 💯
thanks dude!
Naw man, Thank you. 👍🏻
Thanks man for this, it helped me alot.
Glad to help 😊
Great advice Thanks for the info im just starting out ;)
A lot of value have learned something 2 and 3. its true what you say with the soft clipper, I normally make beats without having something on the master
Great video. Some things I knew. Some things I didn't, know.
This camera heat, the minimalism is a vibe 💪🏾
u are a good producer you really have put in time . I feel stressed out sometimes
Take a deep breath, close your eyes and say "I'm doing the best I can". Much love bro
Your new tag fire 😍😍😍😍
You already know! I love the new one too!
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Sikky Beats you've done it again! High Quality and Very Informative. I have to start routing my melodies more. Overall this is 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🙌🏿🙌🏿🙌🏿🙌🏿🙌🏿🙌🏿
Happy to help bro! Thanks for watching!
that beat sikky yeah sikky
Geatest help!! Thanks bro one subs more go ahead
Dope video man.
That grouping part. I remember an FL guru (on RUclips ) shows you how to group your specific tracks
Very good info. Keep inspiring brother.
thank you 4 free kit
Good dude, good content!
thanks man very helpful
I listened to the last 20 seconds like 20 times. This beat is just ill. 🔥
@4:00 a good static mix is 95% of making a great mixdown. Stick to EQ and cutting. Avoid boosting. And take breaks from your mix so your ears don't get fatigued! Your ears get less and less sensitive as exposure goes by.
Big facts right here! Thanks for sharing 😄
Yoooo , you deserve more subs dude! The quality of the video Is soo premium bro! 🔥
Thanks man, we're growing every day thank to everyone watching and engaging !
Sikky being very pikky with tuorials 💯
it's okay to have things on your master while you mix (if you know what you're doing), that's literally the concept of top down mixing. The master is just a buss after all
It's like working out. You don't want to try and bench press 2 45s if you don't understand proper technique and haven't built up to it. More the for new producers but if you're already there then props to you!
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thanks man!
really great advice I need to take on board
Giving out those gems 🌊🌊
Using reverb sends (with dry turned down) rather than placing directly on the track is a big one. Ur last point was maybe the most important. So much bad info out there. Thanks I’m gonna subscribe 🤙😎
Thanks man!
Yo have a new sub my g! Really usefull tutorial thanks a lot yo!
Thanks so much😊Glad to help
Very useful
We need to talk about your intro. I started the video in front of my DAW ready to learn. Now I'm making breakfast for everyone in my house and I don't know how I got here.
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Man i just love your camera which one you use to shoot your videos
Good Tings!!!!! I loved it man, do you do all your video editing?
Yes sir😊
I wish for a video like this for vocals and mixing in one
There are so many questions.
Noted!
Just what I needed 😂
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DAMN!!!!! SIKKY BEATS you went all out on the RUclips channel. It looks so dope bro! I'm finally getting around to going through your material. I've been busy cooking in the lab to develop my skills. I use to watch your Instagram Lives all the time as Panthro08.
this was very helpful. some og the stuff i do when mixing. im not the best but i do my best. lol thanks for this share
Thanks for watching!
hey thanks for the kewl mixing advice, i wish i wouldve learned how to use fl when i started and not presonus bc after saving projects a bunch of times the software doesnt locate all my song components aghhh frustrating
golden tips bro
glad to help!
Very informative 🔥🤗
Ty bro I've been making beats since I was 13 and just started fully learning what I was doing 4 yrs ago 🤦 loved your vid following can't wait for the next one bro 🙏
Great channel man ! Did you monetize your music ?
I’m glad I found this video. Thanks for the information. A little ff topic, but who does ur Sikky producer tag?
Kriss Liss or myself.
Very nice video, that's a lot of good information that you are teaching, i will make sure i apply your rules to my sessions when i'm recording with my twin brother, thank you so much. The Jackson Twinz
Glad it was helpful!
Yoo. That beat though... 🔥
Thanks man. It's so true. i wasted so much time copying every tutorial video instead of understanding the concepts and applying them in context. Very helpful. Gain staging is still a bit intimidating for me right now. Again, Thanks for the sauce source... #GoodTings
Awesome video brother! Love from India. I have to ask you, how did you get the signal flow visuals on each of the mixer track? I have also googled for the answer but in vain.
Not sure tbh. I think they are there by default.
did you find out yet. If not I can help. Freeze the screen at 5:59 ... you will notice in the corner of the mixer is a hand Icon with the finger pointing to like to the left a little. To the LEFT of the Hand with the finger pointing is a Triangle-ish icon (looking like the top of the triangle is pointing to the right) .. Click that icon and when the menu opens... click "View" and look for "WaveForms" and then click that... and BOOM !
This was some great info. I’m struggling with mid range and instrument balancing in my mixes. I have been working on making things more dynamic and balanced. I am slowly building towards compression and busing. Small steps to make sure I’m using things correctly and make it a part of my routine.
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Yo Sikky bro where did you get your workstation furniture from?looks legit AF bro
Love the vids, new sub earned.
Glad to help 😊
Thank you so much dawg
No problem 👍glad it helped!
This video is just awesome
nice work and info... do you use hard ware?