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Yes and no! There is a big difference here with a multiband comp and this is the algorithm of different options like the balanced option or the loose option. Also in a multiband comp you have most of the times a ms time on attack and release. To sum up, you can have also a decent result with a multiband but if I had the option to use this plugin, I would go for it.

Well it’s a matter of taste at the end of the day 😅

I think a lot of people have the same problem as you. I believe you can give it a try by using dynamic eq or by using the soothe2 plugin. Soothe2 is really a problem solver!!!

Use modulations alongwith a saturator. Thank me later.

In this video I wanted to show what every plugin does, leaving all the plugins active might confuse some people. That’s why 🙂

This is a good question, i have found 3 good solutions about it. 1st is to buy stem packs aka construction kits, 2nd is to enter on remix contests (you will be provided with stems), 3rd is to look out for courses that offer a template project or at least the stems included. Hope i could help!

I can send u some unmixed “reference songs” np 💀 I got plenty of those

@@benjamindover8221 haha

If you have Logic Pro 11, there is an option for that.

If you have Logic Pro 11, there is an option for that.

I will give it a try this week maybe! Stay tuned :P

Unfortunately inside Ableton that is not possible at least for now. There are though a lot of stem separation websites(free) that can do that

Not true udio sounds extremely disturbing

I think Suno is better for novices and people who want to play around with Ai, it requires less work. But serious musicians with experience will definitely benefit from some other platforms.

I think I would agree with you. Having it for a quick mix for a demo without spending too much time, it could help also bands-artists that are on a budget. This plugin for sure has its place!

In some occasions it could help beginner music producers-mix engineers but experienced mix engineers wouldn’t even touch it.

You should see my eq settings or compressor settings sometimes, try it out do something crazy like 25 dB compression on a vocal or using an LA2A on snare. May look crazy but sounds amazing 😉

Its useful because its consistent, you can easily make different takes sound like one take. I personally use it to get the elements in my mix in the right ball park, this way i'm adjusting my faders more accurately before really digging into mix, I don't want a 100hz rumble to cause me to turn my guitar way down when it shouldn't even be there. I could of course do this with a regular eq plugin but this is much faster and more consistent. You pretty much know what its trying to get your kick to sound like, our how its trying to eq your snare and the more familiar you get with what its doing the faster you can shape it to your liking. It lets you build a solid foundation to mix with.

I already wrote it in my description, unfortunately the obs ruined the rec on my voice 🤷🏻‍♂️

Waves harmony is also a great tool but for some people might be a little confusing using it properly. I have it on my next videos I am about to post 😅

This is weird… I have never heard this happen before. Maybe Spotify downgrades the quality 🤷🏻‍♂️

The m50 are also really good but when I tried them on a longer session, I had headache later. The hd600 is not so budget friendly because it costs 400$+

You can work completely ITB but use speakers and not headphones. You will need an interface if you want to rec good vocals and use speakers. So to answer your question, if you want to work ONLY with headphones for production purposes, you don’t need an interface.

@@AudioWavesAcademy. What you think of the Master & Dynamics MH40?

@@projectb3117 I have not tested them but I would NEVER spend 400$+ just to have something bluetoothish... Of course I am talking for WORK purposes like mixing and producing. If you want them for entertainment purposes, do what you want :P

@@AudioWavesAcademy. You can use them also with cable. Not only bluetooth.

U will love them ✌🏼

If I remember correctly, it comes with an adapter (like a screw) already applied. You can take it out and plug it on a laptop. See an unboxing video to be 100% sure. The amplification doesn’t make such a big impact for the every day user.

@@AudioWavesAcademy. Thanks for the quick response and info, plus the suggestion of unboxing videos. I greatly appreciate your help.

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Unfortunately as far as I know you can not do that in Logic. I have been also in this situation, the only workaround I found is to draw a midi with the exact same pattern and import there the sample. 🤷🏻‍♂️

Both of them are good, but for my personal preference I would go with 770. The ohms don’t really matter soooo much

thanks@@AudioWavesAcademy.

This video is a little bit old, on my newest video you will see that being applied. Trying to do my best 😅😅

@@AudioWavesAcademy. You're right and I was being a jerk. I'm sorry. I was having a really bad day and you just happened to come on my screen at a bad moment in my life. I will keep my original comment as a reminder to myself to be more open minded and not as judgemental in the future. Cheers to you and your channel and I will do some soul searching.

@@imagenerdery Relax, you did nothing bad. Hope everything gets better in your life :D

I have also used my headphones directly to my laptop and I didn’t have any problems. My headphones are the 250 Ohm. I did also a quick research and didn’t find any sources where they say they had problems with the 80 Ohm. I am not 100% sure but I believe you will not have any problems. Friendly advice, for mix and master purposes, use also speakers if you can or at least take occasional breaks when mixing and mastering.

You will be good through an audio interface.

No you will not need one. You can plug them directly in your computer also if you want. I have a longer video on my channel, check it out for more info. ✌🏻

Hey thanks, there is a comment here that dives into the Ohms a little bit deeper. I personally have a UAD and plug them in directly without any problems. I was and still am very satisfied with them! Hope I helped 🙌🏼

If you have the budget yes, but if you watched the video is more a one size fits all solution having these headphones because with the 990 your tracking will not be so clear.

Thanks for commenting! i have seen also the two pair of cans that you mentioned and both of them are not flat above. Judging from your comment, you know your stuff and you already know that there is no headphones with flat fq response. I tested the k371 and didn't like the sound of them, i had a feeling that i had a low pass filter in my master. At the end of the day is a matter of taste IMO and how you feel working with them. Choosing headphones is not only about the fq response, i found that these Headphones are the best One Size Fits all at least for me! ✌🏻

​@@AudioWavesAcademy. definitely agreed that there are no headphones with a completely balanced frequency response! It's almost impossible to get one that would be perfectly neutral for everyone due to people's deviances in their HRTF, especially in the pinna where 1-3kHz deviates from the rest, (hence the pinna gain shown in raw target curves, there are many targets out there partly for that reason). The best way to get people to say what they would consider a "neutral" headphone is to get everyone to agree on one, hence why the Sennheiser HD600 is considered the most neutral headphone out there among most, although there are still some that may disagree. I can definitely see why you felt as if you had a low pass filter going to the k371s, especially if you went from the DT770s, as your ears do get used to the sound you listen to most over time! And the DT770s and the K371s do have a 5-7dB difference in the treble from 4-8kHz, and possibly more depending on how your actual unit is. And yeah! You can probably mix with anything if you know what you're doing and you know the audio devices that you are working with well, which considering you have used the DT770s for 6 years, I would imagine so! Although for a beginner, having a headphone that has such a large amount of treble as well as the dips that the DT770 has, may not be the best idea, especially if they don't have any other references that they can use to listen to what they have made, which is where going for a more "neutral" headphone tends to be a better choice, as things such as the 200Hz dip can hide muddiness that would want to be taken out, although yes, taste does definitely play into it. If you don't like the sound profile of a headphone you are using, you're probably not going to like what you make. One last point that I would like to make about this, is if a person is planning on changing them or upgrading them in the future, or even getting speakers to go alongside them, because the DT770s have quite a unique sound signature, especially in the treble, (Beyerdynamic have quite a "signature sound" with their treble that most of their line-up share qualities of), then likely it could take longer and be harder to adjust to using them, and can colour their perception of what "good sound" sounds like to them. Thank you for taking the time to reply back! It's nice being able to have these conversations with other like minded people such as yourself. I hope your channel gets the attention it deserves :3

@@LateClick Love comments like this!!! It’s nice to share some knowledge with same minded people 😅

@@AudioWavesAcademy. I hope some of my knowledge is helpful to you! I'm always wanting to help get the right things out there to the right people, and I am glad I came across this video! :3

I know what you mean, I have the dt990 edition 600ohm ,You need an audio interface or dac that can drive them. I plan on getting the adi2dac for this

@@joakimjocka8022 I have been looking for a cheap USB C one that is small

@@joakimjocka8022 A DAC won't do anything for powering the headphones at all, you need an amplifier that has good power output. Save you wasting money and being disappointed. In your case it's an DAC with amplification but make sure it is as you can buy them individually.

Yes there is some boost on the trebles but the headphones that you mentioned are really bass heavy! I have tried them and to say the truth I couldn’t work long sessions with them, started having headaches in 30‘ because of the bass. Is just my experience ✌🏻

Thanks for mentioning it, it was explained in the raw rec but while editing I forgot about it 😩

Something to mention about the drivability of a headphone is that they have a more important metric than ohms which is their sensitivity. In reality, ohms have much less of an effect than what you might think, and with most headphones, ohms are not a thing to worry about unless you're getting very deep into them or running them through a tube amp. The quality of the DAC and amp in a laptop's headphone jack varies greatly from model to model, so that would be the deciding factor of whether a headphone sounds good or not through one. As well, the 32, 80 and 250ohm DT770s all measure differently, and they are also quite known to have a lot of unit variation even with the same model