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man how did you make that pluck and pluck rhythm it’s so nice 😭

Never give up, thank you so much this video! :)

thank you! :)

I have startet in Lofi last Week, and my experiance so far, i will not pay for being featured in a playlist, i rather pay meta and google ads to reach my audience, because i think, having 1000 true fans, that support me as an artist by spending $50 per year on merch or other things i have to offer, will make me a better living than anyone has with 1 mio followers on a specific platform that has an algorithm wich blocks the reach lol idk.... so my goals are kind of differnt and i dont want to make beats for playlists. i want to make beats i feel. Is this wrong? And if you feel like me, holla at me. I am down to collaborate . My journey startet August 2nd, so dont feel scared if my numbers yet arent that big. I am on my way. Every journey has a beginning. peace and 1

Hey I really loved your video ! thank you so much for introducing me to the mixing world

great! recomend effect limit on or off ? for live, sorry my english!

13:00 lmaooo thats so relatable

i see your at 7300 subs now. is it still the same numbers? who did you pay for playlists? i heard yougrow and submit hut and playlist push the best ones

Well detailed and explained. Honestly I know NOTHING about mixing and mastering and I’ve been watching multiple video on how to get my beats sounding better and louder. Imma try your method thanks to you!

Thanks man!

Just happened into this video via a Bing page indexing answers to "should I mix and master Ableton songs in another Daw". Glad I found this, and you.... Great info, communication skills, examples, and vibe. Subscribed, thanks so much!

Hey, do you recognize that track? "Can't really say" thedozy panda x tima

Cool track bro! Thanks for your video!

guys, DONT cut your lowend at the master that hard when your mix sounds great. it ruins your mix

thx

great video. Can't wait to give this a try. One of the best yet simplest mastering tutorials for beginners I've seen on here. Thank you!

Thanks man for this ❤

This is one of the best music tutorials out there. Thanks for sharing your wisdom along with some easy to understand explanations!

Nice and useful, thanks!

You had a lot of relatable information here. Perfect! All the audio terms you used, you also explained perfectly ! Thank you!

How do I get Billy's Simple Master?

very nicely done!

Can I Use This Tutorial For Vocals?

What a great video! Thank you for such great tutorial man! I have done music years already but this helped much to understand how, why and when to receive ideal end result 👍 Great work man!

Thank you.

damn this track is so good! Thanks for the help!

This is soo good, thank you

I'm trying to understand ableton before downloading it, and i still don't know how the fuck am i supposed to put FX on the master. I only use fl studio

You shouldn't add like 24 db of gain when sweeping for bad sounds. Alot of sounds are going to be bad boosted that much. Better off boosting. It buy 6db.

thanks for the vid

can you make an album on your own and upload that?

when do i know that my song uploaded

🤘🏾🤘🏾🤘🏾 was totally awesome! Helped me a bunch

finally a video where the music is good and within the realms of what i make. nice production man

Um he just turned the volume down and then turned it back and up and called it a day

thanks with infinite love

thanks man!

hey 👋 thanks for the helpful content as i follow instructions i wonder if the gain stage step works on tracks where there is automated volume? for example i have 4 vocal-like harmonics tracks that increase and decrease in volume as the song progresses thanks to automation when using Voxengo on them it shows me the same value in dB for the whole track implying it's always as loud and ignoring it's been automated... do i make any sense ? the result (i'm still in the process of it) is a -6dB kick lowered down to -12dB kick that is barely audible and -24dB harmonics mixed up to -18dB that are loud as hell hehe before automating volume on almost all the tracks i've also mess around with gain on the different instruments in order to mix to taste any idea what's happening?

Keep it up bro 😎

Is this the standard for a rock track for example ?

Thanks for the content man. Now after that process of mixing, could you show us how to master the final mixed track?

Love you man!

Thanks a lot man :)

Thank you so much man, it's so useful, it makes wanna deepdive into learning mixing and mastering, i might take classes online

your house is on fire mate

this was useful thanks 🤟🤟🤟🤟

much love!!! thank you bro

cool

Thank you so much for this! I'm also learning from UA-cam and its AMAZING to find a video that explains EVERYTHING in one on a topic! There are some great teachers on UA-cam and i'm grateful to all of them but I wanted to let you know that taking the extra time is REALLY appreciated from this beginner's point of view. Thanks again!

In Ableton, can't you just click the numbers and manually key in the decibels?