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Echt gutes Video. DU hast echt mehr Reichweite verdient.

This is purely just a bunch of ads.

The hardest bit is getting anyone to listen

Isn't monotonousism, for lack of a better word, what this genre is all about. 😄

Simplicity. I really enjoyed your take on everything.

As far as mics are concerned, if you're working in a room without acoustic treatment, get a dynamic microphone. The SM57 is inexpensive, doesn't need to be babied, and sounds great on whatever you stick it in front of with very little fuss. There's a reason it's the most widely-used studio dynamic mic for god knows how long.

Can u sometime talk about establishing a music label? Do you have some knowledge on this, or from talking to ppl who has one, etc? Thx

Thanks for sharing this video!

You are the best teacher

great tip! but instead of just telling, how about showing it too

Can you make a video on staying consistent? Especially, when one sees the result and feels down by looking at the quality of music..and doesn't feel like working on more music... And instead of making more songs just procrastinating by filling more and more information from UA-cam, some of which is hardly relevant

Just in Case Vs Just un Time information... Man ..that was a game changer information.. I realized it like a month or two ago only..and I wish I had known it earlier. I've procrastinated for months by watching tutorials and not actually following up. Now I try to work on my music and whenever I'm stuck I watch tutorials. Great video bro. I've not only subscribed but also turned on the bell notification, which I rarely do. Keep these videos coming ❤

Hey! Recently found your channel, and it's awesome. Just an idea for a series for you. I'm a game composer, mostly with expertise on orchestral stuff. I want to expand into electronic music not necessarily to expand into genre but more as a means to expand into idiom and tecunoques. That being said, from a learning perspective, I'd love a 101 series of the most fundamenal edm genres because theres like 1,000 genres, and it just feels overwhelming to even contrmplate becoming versed in these idioms. I may be wrong, but I feel that maybe by learning some of the first genres in the chronology of edm history would probably expose one to the most common or recurring aspects in terms of arrangement, sound design mindset, and mixing techniques concepts.

Great tips brother. Your vids have been so helpful so far

You kinda touched on this, taking notes from tracks you like, I would take it a step further and put a reference track right in your daw. You now have a framework for arrangement and mixing levels and has helped me finish more music. This advice may be closer to the “beginner looking to move to intermediate” but is still something to keep in mind early on. Keep up the great work!

😭 Third world producers skipping the gear part >>>>

Despite it's not a "must-have" I think it's terrible advice to flag music theory as something "you don't need", therefore encouraging newbies not to care about music theory. I think everyone should learn at least basic music theory, not necessarily before they start (would be ideal though) but at least they should learn as they learn how to compose and produce.

super inspiring seeing u getting bigger on youtube so fast !

Your "Finisher Framework" helped me to unstuck. It was a missing piece for the systematic approach to making music that I failed to figure out on my own. Thank you very much.

It blew my mind when i watched this one simply because, believe or not, i only follow your channel along with underdog and mercurial tones as my main source of truth in electronic music production. You just validated my intuition so thanks for being open and honest about it ☺ Truth to be told, i am a big fan of your Prolific Producer course and still following it at the moment, keep up the good work and paving the way for us upcoming electronic music producers out there! 💪 As a small suggestion for upcoming videos, i think it would be super cool if you make a tutorial about a reliable technique to make any synth sound in mind 🙏🙏🙏

Been doing this since 1998. If you buy RME, you buy for life. Simple as that. But Audient are a very solid budget choice. This is a good video that covers all the basics, well done. My one piece of advice to newbies would be: perfect is the enemy of good.

FREE GUIDE - The Finisher Framework: pickyourself.com/framework/

I would like to get ever closer to producing the (somehow exact) sounds that are in my head 😁 awesome video either ways, thanks for posting !

Why do we have to reverse the kick sample? And not add a reverb on the un-reversed version of it?

Got this recommended, watched the intro, got hyped AND THEN ... instead of a widely used pop/rock song... the dumbest possible track to use on a "mixing" video hahaha, terrible, what the fuck is that

Great tutorial! Helped a lot! What can I do about these artififacts that you described when heavily pushing the limiter?

I'm really interested how Merzbow removes annoying resonances from his songs?

Helped a lot thank u

Great video as always! thanks man!

This was very eye opening, thank you man!

Do not trust an analyser to find out the key of your kicks. Use your ear and keep the fundamentals in the right Octave. For instance C is never a good idea for a kick

The “simple way”? You’ve been tweaking a dozen different things for 20 minutes 😂 are there any principles or themes here? It seems you’re just showing us the process you used to make a loop but not really teaching general ideas or principles that can be used to make anything except this particular loop.

Absolutely AMAZING tutorial. Jam packed full of great nuggets of information, presented in a concise and educational way. Easiest subscription of the year for me. I look forward to consuming all of your other content. :) Cheers

Thanks for this bro!

You have high res function in span

man, your videos are the bast! i learn so much! thanks you

This is very helpful! ❤ Thank you for your time!

I’m really pleased that you cover how gain affects the plug-ins and how to adjust accordingly. The examples and process are really clear. I am looking forward to more content from you.

I see what my problem is now. Everyone else is trying to "enhance the beauty of the sound" ❤❤❤ 😂

STFU is a great FREE Shaper Tool to duck sounds!! Similar to the Xfer one

Great Tips my fellow Almann, I easily get overwhelmed by a loop with a ton of layers and then don't know what to do with it. this seems like a great approach

You say there's no way to independently apply effects to the wet and dry compressor chains, but why not just group the track then have the dry one going through a separate chain in the group? Just tried it and it seemed legit.

Great video! Useful tips! Thank you for this!

SUPER!

For that first kick sample, if I wanted more low end I'd pitch it down.

make the grain delay video please 💫

Man, I'm glad I discovered this channel

Great tips! ❤ One thing I like to do when setting up the macros, after assigning all parameters, is to set it to 100%, and only then I adjust all parameters while hearing the sound. Then I do the same with the macro at 0%. This gives me the maximum and minimum "feeling" for this macro

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Excellent stuff- I feel smarter.😀