Hey everyone! Big news: If you want to learn music production with me, from songwriting and composing to recording, mixing and mastering, running a studio, building your network and get commissions, the easiest way to do it is to check out my Patreon: 👉 www.patreon.com/arizzoschettino In there you will find many exclusive videos amounting to dozens and dozens of hours of learning material. There is a private Discord that you can use to reach out to me, discuss products, get help and join monthly contests. Last but not least, becoming a Patron allows you to get discounts up to 50% from most of the leading brands in audio. With the discounts, you will save so much money that the Patreon subscription will become completely free. Especially if you are starting up and building your bag of tools, do not pay full price! Become a Patreon and get eligible for EDUcational discounts. See you there!
Just discovered your martinic ax73 sound bank, it amazed me so much, these sounds are outstanding. Rarely heard something simillar, can't wait to use them in my project. Then I started to google you and found out your channel with all these great teaching materials. Thank you for opportunity to learn from your passion for sound
Thank you so much for your heartfelt comment, you really made my day. That's one of the reasons I keep making music. It's a loop, we all inspire each other. Those sounds are some of the patches I created in The Outskirts and I am particularly bond to that palette. I am glad you loved it and I hope you make some great music with them or just space yourself out of a difficult day. Keeping this channel up is still a lot of work and I have more than twice as much on my Patreon, in which we also use a Discord to chat, on a daily basis, like a virtual music school. I thank you for keeping my motivation and morale up.
Thanks for the heartfelt comment! Check out my Patreon where I teach music production on a bigger scale, there might be stuff that interests you and there's real people in the Discord with lots of daily activities. Thanks for being here! ▶️ Patreon.com/ARizzoSchettino
Hello! I haven't used the Amek compressor but I have members in my Discord who use it and love it. I think it will be less versatile than Cenozoix but it will be more rich in character and will contribute to your mixes with one, decisive sound palette. Cenozoix will be more like a Swiss-Army-Knife but might lack the tone and vibe from plugins that do one thing and one thing they do "loud and proud". Thank you for watching!
@@arizzoschettino Thank you for the answer. I almost have all types good compressors like uad analog compressors, ssl style bus compressor(bx_townhouse) -which i love the color it adds to the sound-, shadow hills class a, uad capitol mastering compressor. I am not sure if I need the amek maybe something like spl iron(variable mu) will fit my workflow more. I can combine it with something like shadow hills and maybe get similar results to amek? But amek has different features as multiple true RMS detectors, VCA clip and compression monitoring. When i look at the reviews everyone literally everyone is in love with amek. I think I’m gonna get it in the end…
@@yigit_kuru you are welcome. You have a lot of great tools already, that's for sure. The best tip I can give you is to run every second of the trial/demo of the plugin you are interested in. Use every second of it. Most of the time we don't really need the stuff, but it's nice and fun to have new toys. By using every second of the demo period you get acquainted with the toy and you lose the hype for it, and get a more realistic vision of whether or not it's doing things for you. Also, in that period of demo... At least 20 more plugins will come out and they might distract you from that first toy. If they do, it means the toy wasn't really that good for you. And you saved money for a potential next toy, so you demo it and repeat what I wrote.. and then repeat etc. and maybe rediscover something you already had... And save even more money. This is what I teach to all my students. Money is hard to get. It should be hard to give as well.
I certainly see why the visual appeal and the sheer quantity of features can be appealing to some people. For me, I have more than enough from other, dedicated tools, plus the hardware, indeed.
Hey everyone! Big news: If you want to learn music production with me, from songwriting and composing to recording, mixing and mastering, running a studio, building your network and get commissions, the easiest way to do it is to check out my Patreon:
👉 www.patreon.com/arizzoschettino
In there you will find many exclusive videos amounting to dozens and dozens of hours of learning material. There is a private Discord that you can use to reach out to me, discuss products, get help and join monthly contests.
Last but not least, becoming a Patron allows you to get discounts up to 50% from most of the leading brands in audio. With the discounts, you will save so much money that the Patreon subscription will become completely free. Especially if you are starting up and building your bag of tools, do not pay full price! Become a Patreon and get eligible for EDUcational discounts.
See you there!
Just discovered your martinic ax73 sound bank, it amazed me so much, these sounds are outstanding. Rarely heard something simillar, can't wait to use them in my project. Then I started to google you and found out your channel with all these great teaching materials. Thank you for opportunity to learn from your passion for sound
Thank you so much for your heartfelt comment, you really made my day. That's one of the reasons I keep making music. It's a loop, we all inspire each other. Those sounds are some of the patches I created in The Outskirts and I am particularly bond to that palette. I am glad you loved it and I hope you make some great music with them or just space yourself out of a difficult day.
Keeping this channel up is still a lot of work and I have more than twice as much on my Patreon, in which we also use a Discord to chat, on a daily basis, like a virtual music school. I thank you for keeping my motivation and morale up.
What a teacher, now I could see the full video. I learned the basics of this spectacular compressor, thank you very much for your video.
Thanks for the heartfelt comment! Check out my Patreon where I teach music production on a bigger scale, there might be stuff that interests you and there's real people in the Discord with lots of daily activities.
Thanks for being here!
▶️ Patreon.com/ARizzoSchettino
best teacher out there folkingtons.
Thank you! Much appreciated, Drew!
Great video Alberto, thanks a lot !
Glad you liked the video! Thank you!
Una super herramienta de trabajo, muy buen plugin, estoy muy satisfecho con todo lo que se puede hacer con esta herramienta
I'm glad you found the video useful! Thanks for letting me know,
Thank You
You are welcome, thanks for watching!
You rock, thanks
Thank you! Thanks for taking the time to drop a comment and watching the video.
Thanks
You're welcome!
Hi! I have a question. I am trying to decide between with this one and amek mastering compressor? Amek is way cheaper right now so idk what to do.
Hello! I haven't used the Amek compressor but I have members in my Discord who use it and love it. I think it will be less versatile than Cenozoix but it will be more rich in character and will contribute to your mixes with one, decisive sound palette. Cenozoix will be more like a Swiss-Army-Knife but might lack the tone and vibe from plugins that do one thing and one thing they do "loud and proud".
Thank you for watching!
@@arizzoschettino Thank you for the answer. I almost have all types good compressors like uad analog compressors, ssl style bus compressor(bx_townhouse) -which i love the color it adds to the sound-, shadow hills class a, uad capitol mastering compressor. I am not sure if I need the amek maybe something like spl iron(variable mu) will fit my workflow more. I can combine it with something like shadow hills and maybe get similar results to amek? But amek has different features as multiple true RMS detectors, VCA clip and compression monitoring. When i look at the reviews everyone literally everyone is in love with amek. I think I’m gonna get it in the end…
@@yigit_kuru you are welcome. You have a lot of great tools already, that's for sure. The best tip I can give you is to run every second of the trial/demo of the plugin you are interested in. Use every second of it. Most of the time we don't really need the stuff, but it's nice and fun to have new toys. By using every second of the demo period you get acquainted with the toy and you lose the hype for it, and get a more realistic vision of whether or not it's doing things for you. Also, in that period of demo... At least 20 more plugins will come out and they might distract you from that first toy. If they do, it means the toy wasn't really that good for you. And you saved money for a potential next toy, so you demo it and repeat what I wrote.. and then repeat etc. and maybe rediscover something you already had... And save even more money. This is what I teach to all my students. Money is hard to get. It should be hard to give as well.
I tried this plugin next to real hardware .......with all its bells and whistle .......it felt like another plugin to me
I certainly see why the visual appeal and the sheer quantity of features can be appealing to some people. For me, I have more than enough from other, dedicated tools, plus the hardware, indeed.
thank you
You are most welcome, thank you for your kind comment.