@@ToxylTV I have indeed studied audio engineering and no, this technique was not part of the course. It wasn't even metioned in any way. I also know a lot of professional audio engineers personally and not a single one of them uses this technique. And last but not least, have I never heard a mix using this technique, that beats the "traditional" way of mixing in any way.
RESUME: - layer kick and snare and tight limiter (fast) - multi band sidechain (pro mb) between lead and bass - bass between 150-200-300 cut for muddiness - low pass and oscilloscope to match low end sidechain - warm tape saturn on high end to reduce crispness - pro q 3 pink noise eq match (not low end) - delay percs a bit for groove - dimension expander and short bright room reverb for lead presence
Honestly one of the most useful mixdown tutorials ive seen. theres no direct "do this, do this, do this" its an explanation of concepts and how to apply them in different ways in real life. A1, saved to reference back to, also pink noise
@@juzeku After looking up the definition of "Chav", that sure isn't something I can identify myself with. but sure mate. If some edgy person with a full caps username extracted from weeb culture tells me that through a RUclips comment, it must be true right :p
Its really funny watching someone work on their own track and knowing exactly what they will want to do. Like that reverb for instance, knew you were gonna go pull that back down. Great stuff man, thanks for the insights.
As someone who just started trying to learn how to produce, these Disciple tutorials have been awesome. Super helpful and interesting video, thanks Fox (and Disciple)!
I swear sometimes things get in my head and supply exactly what I want. Fox Stevenson. Tutorial. On mixing and mastering. This couldn't be more perfect thank you so much.
Watching this gave me sort of a morale boost. I don't suck at making music, I just suck at mixing and mastering to make things sound good. Thanks for the free education both Fox and Disciple!
That bow-tieing tip was exactly what I was trying to describe in talking about a problem I've been having with my kick and sub/bass. Thanks for putting a term to it!
Remember fellas, your favorite producers or idols use the most unorthodox techniques to mix/master etc. don’t be afraid to try new ways of doing things!
OMG! I’ve enjoyed this video so much, without understanding anything about music production. Thank you Fox Stevenson, thank you Disciple. Let them tell me again that EDM is just mashing buttons on a pc!
That pink noise technique is friggin' cool. I've gotta figure out how I can utilize that with my current plugins. At the very least I understand what I can do in similar respect to ozone and different shite. I've got Multipass which allows for a lot of that. That friggin' pink noise though is mind-blowing.
Holy shit lottttsss of super advanced tips here. Im actually surprised. For a while I've run into tutorials where they're showing stuff I already know but I can say i learned plenty of cool ass tricks here.
man, I haven't learned this much from a video since a while .. I always wondered how did u get those transients, that's amazing that you share that, thanks so much !!
Does anyone know if there is an EQ feature in FL Studio to do the pink noise/EQ profile of the track @ 20:00 ?? Have never seen that done before, definitely want to try to incorporate in FL!!
At 1:04 Is he putting a limiter on the master that affects all the tracks? Or is it only on the tracks of the main elements not including the kick and snare?
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Fox: I'm sure there are some links below
Disciple: N A H
xDD
The pink noise technique is amazing, it’s been used in profesional mixing since the 90s! Love how you explained it Fox!
I have literally never seen any professional audio engineer using that technique.
@@luc_official i've never seen anyone kill themselves, wanna help me out? lmao **literally**
Lucas Diehl have u ever study sound engineering? Cause they taught you that technique. And trust me people use it.
@@ToxylTV I have indeed studied audio engineering and no, this technique was not part of the course. It wasn't even metioned in any way. I also know a lot of professional audio engineers personally and not a single one of them uses this technique. And last but not least, have I never heard a mix using this technique, that beats the "traditional" way of mixing in any way.
@@dankesthours182 Probably because you don't know a lot of suicidal people. But I know a lot of professional audio engineers.
RESUME:
- layer kick and snare and tight limiter (fast)
- multi band sidechain (pro mb) between lead and bass
- bass between 150-200-300 cut for muddiness
- low pass and oscilloscope to match low end sidechain
- warm tape saturn on high end to reduce crispness
- pro q 3 pink noise eq match (not low end)
- delay percs a bit for groove
- dimension expander and short bright room reverb for lead presence
Fox Stevenson is such a jolly guy , he must be protected at all costs 🥺❤️
I agree!!!
Rally the Troops!!
Teminite reference, btw
"If it sounds good to you, that's good" is the best line in this video! as long as you get to where YOU want to be (not the ENGINEER) all is good!!
Honestly one of the most useful mixdown tutorials ive seen. theres no direct "do this, do this, do this" its an explanation of concepts and how to apply them in different ways in real life. A1, saved to reference back to, also pink noise
YES Disciple we love tutorials! Keep them coming plz!!!
19:09
So we've been waiting for this since Monday 26th November?
LOOOOOLL
mood
WHAT THE HELL
Spectrapulse chav word
@@juzeku After looking up the definition of "Chav", that sure isn't something I can identify myself with.
but sure mate. If some edgy person with a full caps username extracted from weeb culture tells me that through a RUclips comment, it must be true right :p
For anyone who's interested - you can do his pink noise mastering eq trick inside the ozone eq, its got a pink noise setting included
Thank you Fox Stevenson for your musical wisdom 🙏🙏
Gold.
there are no Fox Stevenson links in the description
Big scam
It's great seeing such evident proof of how the basics (EQ and compression) are the major tools for polishing a track.
Apart from the mixing can we give an applause to that melody
wow, this is one of the most on-point mixing videos i have seen since i guess i started watching Mr. Bill's stuff
cheeses. your explanations are just..... awe-inspiring.
Its really funny watching someone work on their own track and knowing exactly what they will want to do. Like that reverb for instance, knew you were gonna go pull that back down. Great stuff man, thanks for the insights.
DISCIPLE MERCH IS THE BEST QUALITY AND MOST AWESOME MERCH ANYWHERE EVER. BIG UP
That last tip of displacing the rhythm a little bit for the high hats was actually really good... have never thought of that before. Thanks!
The mastering tip of EQ matching pink noise and getting the diff to add to the track is amazing! Makes the track fuller!
Fox droppin knowledge bombs everywhere. This man is the king of unorthodox mixing techniques
As someone who just started trying to learn how to produce, these Disciple tutorials have been awesome. Super helpful and interesting video, thanks Fox (and Disciple)!
Holy moly. The EQ matching function is dope! Thanks Fox!
Love seeing Disciple do these tutorials with their artists. They're super helpful.
It's amazing how one video of a great artist can make your entire day worth it.
Finally a video that talks about this that feels like im sitting there in the studio and answers my questions.
I swear sometimes things get in my head and supply exactly what I want.
Fox Stevenson. Tutorial. On mixing and mastering.
This couldn't be more perfect thank you so much.
This is by far the most valuable tutorial. More Fox please
Watching this gave me sort of a morale boost. I don't suck at making music, I just suck at mixing and mastering to make things sound good. Thanks for the free education both Fox and Disciple!
At last!!!! A Fox Stevenson tutorial!!!! Man, i just love this guy
I've been lucky to take a photo with him back in 9th March!!!!
@@darknos1198 i literally envy you soo much!!! But im also happy that you had such an amazing chance in your life :D
The pink noise technique just blew my mind ✨ !!
F O X T E A C H I N G M E M I X I N G & M A S T E R I N G ? ? ?
So many good tricks!
That bow-tieing tip was exactly what I was trying to describe in talking about a problem I've been having with my kick and sub/bass. Thanks for putting a term to it!
That's why Disciple is one of my favourite label!
Remember fellas, your favorite producers or idols use the most unorthodox techniques to mix/master etc. don’t be afraid to try new ways of doing things!
Bruh , this guys ENERGY !!! I love it
This has been the most helpful Tutorial from this channel that I have seen.
everything you did in this video was more than helpful, and i intended to keep this knowledge growing... keep making such videos.. lots of love
Fox! You should release a dj transition tutorial! Your mixing is so fire, and you transition between bpms flawlessly!
Thanks for sharing your valuable experience.
I really love this tutorials Disciple! Thanks! 🔥
wait that pink noise technique is actually 200 iq wtf
most awaited video......
Thank you! The pink noise Technique is Awesome and very helpful! Please make more Videos!
Thank you! Thanks to all of you guys!
Wow. Some great tips right here. Thanks a lot Fox!!
This is fucking gold jesus christ.
Not even a 1000 tutorials would be as usefull as this
Thank you so much for this video im so happy
Thx sir, very ‹nice mastering tips, especially the last tips about the white noise and the ticks !
this pink noise tip is soooo dope lmaoo thank you broda!
I’ve heard of using pink noise during mixing, but matching your master eq curve to pink noise is next level
Amazing video! Really helpful :)
One of the Most Versatil Artists Ever.
Like being taught how to cook by Gordon Ramsey, what a video! Please do more mastering techniques, this is so useful!!!
Fox is awesome. I wish there was more of him doing this.
Great stuff Fox! Thanks for being so real and really using your feelings! Big up
Thank you Fox, you're the man.
OMG! I’ve enjoyed this video so much, without understanding anything about music production. Thank you Fox Stevenson, thank you Disciple. Let them tell me again that EDM is just mashing buttons on a pc!
Damn! This was very very helpful... That pink noise was next level! My tracks are all over the place frequency wise, this will definitely help
I was so happy when I found out one of my favorite artists used logic :)
Fox is the man!
One of the best artist of this generation...
So many cool new techniques. And the track sounds amazing...
HAH! You Have a Klipsch ProMedia 2.1 paired with your monitors! I used to have the same setup! I love those lil Klipsch Speakers!!!!!
this is a goldmine holy shit
Lots of great tips in here! I came in hoping to expand my mixing/mastering knowledge and got way more than I bargained for. Also Fox Stevenson rocks
small trick for the interface do alt plus arrows left and right
2:20 in and already learned something, fk yea ^^
That pink noise technique is friggin' cool. I've gotta figure out how I can utilize that with my current plugins. At the very least I understand what I can do in similar respect to ozone and different shite. I've got Multipass which allows for a lot of that. That friggin' pink noise though is mind-blowing.
Absolute gold mine.
What a legend!
Breaking the rules of mixing I had been taught... And I love it 😎
Holy shit lottttsss of super advanced tips here. Im actually surprised.
For a while I've run into tutorials where they're showing stuff I already know but I can say i learned plenty of cool ass tricks here.
man, I haven't learned this much from a video since a while .. I always wondered how did u get those transients, that's amazing that you share that, thanks so much !!
PLEASE! PLEASE! PLEASE! FOX...... can you do some more of these tutorials?
This tutorial is a goldmine
WE NEED MORE FOX TUTORIALS THIS WAS SO HELPFUL
Helpful tutorial from a chill dude. Love it.
Good one
The pink noise EQ trick is called the "Fletcher Munson curve", there is a preset for it in stock Ableton, under EQ8. :-)
I always remember when this guy start as “Stan Sb” doing d&b stuff. Him is awesome
GAAAAWD DAAAAAMN, thanks you for this one
Great tutorial! Answered the last remaining questions I had on mixing.
First video I've found where it's like "use a limiter" instead of a clipper lol
WE STAN 😭💝💝😭
More fox please, really good video!
wait which serum preset do i use for this
modern talking
the pink noise trick is really clever
Does anyone know if there is an EQ feature in FL Studio to do the pink noise/EQ profile of the track @ 20:00 ?? Have never seen that done before, definitely want to try to incorporate in FL!!
Love the high-quality tuts from the pros
great tutorial from a friendly and talented producer
I've been waiting for this!!! Ugh I cant wait to be off work!!
Bowtieing makes a lot of sense how come I've never thought of that?
Incredibly helpful Fox, thanks Disciple ❤️
such a good video. do more of these fox, great insight :D. respect the not so conventional techniques too
Please, please, PLEASE RELEASE THIS!!!
At 1:04
Is he putting a limiter on the master that affects all the tracks? Or is it only on the tracks of the main elements not including the kick and snare?
He put it on the master
@@DJYukie Thank you!
really nice tutorial fox!
Nice work stan 😁
best tutorial on youtube tbh
Useful tips, thanks
i love this man.