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1000 percent correct. Teaching is a complete skill within itself.

@@Jamusictv learning music production through yt has given me a different respect & perspective on teachers & teaching

@456Edot I can see that. Alot of skilled teachers on here. But alot of not so skilled as well. It’s hard to be consistent at teaching.

@@Jamusictv let me tell you, learning teaches you who can & can’t teach lol… good teachers do it so well they don’t even notice that they’re consistent at it lol

This is very true lol

You’re welcome !!!

For sure !!!

Keep it low for 90 percent of the time with frequent breaks. And low means low enough to be in the room and having a conversation while the music plays in the headphones but you can still hear the conversation. I only turn it up for short periods to hear any harshness at louder volumes.

@@Jamusictv Thank you!

@vcodev108 welcome !

lol right on ! Better late then never 😎

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Damn. Ears can take a a lot but like you said we need to chill cause once they are damaged it’s over

@@Jamusictv yurp but I was in my car recording too lol so yea it was unhealthy cause I did it a lot.

Oh dang yeah the car is the worst such a closed off space. I drove by a car today and dude was blasting his music. I thought to myself he is going to hate his ears on about ten years lol

@@Jamusictv word I used software though lol but yehhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh

@Cardoza.Nsmg3 nice what software?

@RV_beat you can put the NLS in the main drums buss then route the buss to an aux buss I usually name that buss drum sauce or something like that. Hope that helps.

Thanks brother ! Yeah that’s my NyC accent over pronouncing the FO in the name lol. Guilty. Yeah I think I was using my older set up which was hiding some of those pesky distortion peaks. I also am a bit addicted to sometimes over crunchy drums. Lol glad you got some use out of this video. I like what Baph did for the community. But I’m not an ultra technical person so like you the videos can get somewhat heady. I like to just be as direct as I can with my approach. Thanks for the support.

@@Jamusictv You are very welcome! I have a presumably easy to answer question, I am just too overwhelmed by all the new informations that are turning my whole production process upside down in a good way. Maybe you can help me with this: I got a clipper on most of my tracks and I am just fascinated how much one is able to clip off an element (for example a snare) without loosing information, sound or adding distortion. On my snare e.g. my Clipper can take add 10db input gain and cuts a few unneeded transients away. Now the question: Do I then reduce the Output in the Clipper also by 10db (linked)? Because if I do this with most of my elements, all my tracks are at exactly 0db and in summary everything is extremely clipping. Hope u can understand my maybe not so bright question haha

nevermind, i just figured it out. I'll leave my question anyways, maybe someone else is as stupid as me haha. After figuring out the perfect amount of input gain/clipping you put the output back to 0db. Then you just have to gainstage every element again after adding the clippers, so if you do the method on an mixed project you have to mix it again with the faders after adding clippers etc.

No such thing as stupid questions especially when you are flipping your entire production style around. It can be confusing

Word. So yeah once you clip to zero the outputs can be adjusted to taste so that don’t overload your master. The point is that you are getting all of your sources at optimal levels to see what they are going to sound like loud asf. Lol

@@conrow1157 agreed. Very musical and genius in its design. I love both logic and bitwig. But in Bitwig I feel I can nerd out until my heart is content with how insane the DAW can be.

@@lorcazola thanks !

Facts. But JJ talked about it in videos and made it famous.

My interface is gender fluid 😂 both male and female in and outputs. 😎

​@@Jamusictv nice !!! I can tell by your video that you are a very cool dude :) I can feel you true excitement for you RME interface. I am going get the same one as you I had already decided before seeing this video, but your excitement and enthusiasm sure sewed it up for me, and yes I am going to use both holes as well ;)

Well thank you man ! I appreciate that. You won’t be disappointed by this beast. This thing is solid as a rock and neverrrrr gives me any issues. Hope it works out for you.

NICE! Never tried Harrison. Is it any good? Heard good thing about it.

@@Jamusictv it’s probably similar to Luna..The mixbus approach just leads to phat mixes and Harrison def has a sound its not CAP imo

@kittycloudz813 that’s dope ! Gotta try it out! Maybe my next video? Hmmm

@@mackmelodeeofficial hey man sorry to hear. I haven’t had the issue but maybe try reinstalling?

Facts ! Baph is super detailed. Good method for when you need super loud mixes.

@@Jamusictv Yea. I recently learned about mastering from noticing that my older songs / mixes werent as loud as other stuff. Ive been rapping since 2022 so idk how I noticed only this year 😂 But yeah, I tell ppl that basically if u gain stage everything to the exact .1 of a db (or less) and everything is eq'd / compressed / clipped properly, U can get some ridiculous lufs 😂😂😂 Dangerously loud even

Haha I been there where you don’t notice something so obvious until a while. Yeah nah this clip to zero method is nuts. You can do really loud mixes with very little effort.

@@Jamusictv Lol. I wonder what people were doing in the early 2000s or late 90s to get loud mixes. A lot of music from that time period is too dynamic for me lol

@unvaryingArchive they would run the mixes through tape. With tape you can go into the red and get loudness and still sound good. But it wasn’t until the 2000s when the loudness wars officially began. You can’t thank the L1 limiter for that and how they used it. lol

Glad to help !😎

@@giannispan8129 both are great. But logic is known to be the midi drum recording powerhouse!

is there a difference in midi recording sound quality in logic and in cubase?

@@giannispan8129 well midi is just triggering pre recorded sounds from within the DAW so no difference in sound quality fyi but if you are asking about the sound quality of the stock sounds. Logic wins that battle, especially in drums.

I work on windows with cubase 13 and I have bought uad plugins for windows as well as vst drums for windows cubase. can I transfer these plugins as well as vsts to mac and logic?

UAD is for both Mac and windows so you are good there. And must companies make au logic format plugins nowadays. So just to be sure.

@@TUNDERO you’re welcome! Thanks for watching !

@@kennethjackson4858 just focus on one at a time. Learned that well and then maybe learn another one. Truth be told Logic or Cubase is good enough. Both are power houses. Logic does have better stock sounds I would say though.

Thank you! You eased my mind. Ok learn Logic

You’re welcome ! Logic is a beast. I complain sometimes about logic but I also been using it for almost two decades. Grass is greener effect lol 😂

Thanks

@@colindias4820 for me logic still had the edge. But that’s because I know really well now. Cubase I feel has more features but I’m so locked in with Logic that I can’t fix what ain’t broken. Even though I can riff with Logic at times. Lol kinda like a long marriage lol we love each other but we bicker from time to time.

@@RicardoTolbert not really sure. I would hope they let you watch what you want.

@@Pintosonic agreed. The setup and workflow lends itself to develop a great sound without all the hassles of clicking on each plugin etc. and the color you get is very nice and goes a long way. But yeah like you said a daw just operates on zeros and ones so without any plugins you just have the same sound across the board. Thanks for the comment.

Thank you !

It imparts the complete sound of the original from my understanding. So yes. 🙌

@@Jamusictv for the price, gonna try it, juste for the soundbank i think its cool

@mfbeatz you can’t go wrong. Sounds really nice.

Agreed. Sessions files are super cool. Being able to see what was done is much more valuable then having a template because like you said boosting 80k saturating it and then doing x y z may not sound good on all tracks.

Agreed ! Some of the videos I watch I’m like I can’t believe I paid 30 bucks a month for this. It’s unfortunate considering they have great potential.

Yes, these mix engineers on MWTM get tracks from the best musicians and recording engineers and producers in the world. I watched the guy mix the Bowie track and he opened the raw session he received, then he set a basic fader balance, and it was like WOW. It sounded finished already. All he ended up doing was putting some reverb on vocals and saxophone. I learned nothing about dealing with the challenges I face during mixing, all I learned was to make sure you work with great musicians and engineers and get it right at the source.

Agreed. I think the risk that MWTM has not managed well is getting big names but not vetting for the education process and what we the consumer are paying to see. If you get a guy coming just showing basic level set up and taking about vibes , that’s not worth the value you are paying into. And like you said most real world everyday applications, we won’t be working with top of the heap. Atleast 99 percent of the time.

Close. Lol NYC accent born and raised there.

@@Jamusictv Coolness.

Thank you ! 🙏 I have an old school NYC accent. Dying breed

@@Jamusictv When I lived in Chelsea for a few years in the early 90’s, I started to develop an accent. 🙂♥️

@830jkl it happens quick. Especially back then. Much more native New Yorker lived there with the thick NY accent.

Agreed. Mixing with your ears is important. But always using meters and oscilloscopes etc to visualize see what your signal is doing is just as important.

Thank you ! Cubase is a power house definitely a top DAW.

Yes sir !!!

I miss those days….

You’re welcome and sorry for the mix up.

Luna is really cool. Slate digital template ?

I mean I may try it. Lol although I like blues. But never produced it lol 😂

@@Jamusictv doable with ezdrummer, ezkeys and ezbass.

Don’t temp me for a good time. I love trying different genres. 😎

You are right. It limited in its current state. Considering in like Logic and other DAWs you have those features baked in.

@@Jamusictv exactly...

If I recall correctly I think I did.

I kindly disagree. To be great you need to emulate and originate. But any great artist will tell you they studied and emulated the people they look up too. There’s is nothing wrong with learning and borrowing from others. JJ learned from Dave Pensada etc etc. Also no need to be rude. You don’t like something just move on bro.

@@Jamusictv I am not against your expensive ideas Sir ..But this generation only like free things and not working hard like Joshua's generation..that's why I wrote that..I am a mastering engineer I do high end resolution mastering also.. But that took me 15years and 12 hours almost everyday ..Dave is a great man with a good heart when he was sharing is knowledge he was sharing with people who wanted to add to it not this generation of UA-cam engineers..

@T-BOUNCING I agree that this generation is different as far as access. I remember interning and working at pro studios back in early 2000s and busting my asssss just to get a paid gig. But times have changed in that regard. Technology has made it accessible so you do have some folks wanting a quick fix. But you do have others that break there butt to learn as well. The good and bad about tech revolution really. I appreciate the respectful reply. 👍

@@Jamusictv Thank you sir best Regards ..hope you don't mind we become friends..I could showcase your works on acustica audio page

@T-BOUNCING Indeed. For sure.

You mean do more microphone test videos ?

@@Jamusictv Yes!!

@@Jamusictv test, sm7b, ntg5, mkh50. Pls😃

Cool. I got the SM7b. And would look into the others.

@@Jamusictv ntg5 first pls!!

Absolutely true. As much as I play around with other DAWS. I never leave Logic lol

Nice. Same here. Been learning more lately and it’s impressive.

@@Jamusictv I wish there was more tutorials.

Agreed. Not many so far.

I would say Fairchild gives you that thickness it’s known for. And it’s really good and that. This plugin does a ton of stuff more than just thickness. So very different in regards to how you would use them.

Hey so yeah. CPU reasons and the build up of oversampling over time will build up your peak levels from how understand it. I don’t see a reason to not oversample while exporting fyi. I think you will get more fidelity and a better quality sound.