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@@joshcoxmusic Suggested: Indeed…🙏🏼 I’m glad you resonated with it, and thanks for watching! Hope all is well with you :)

Thank you for watching, and I’m glad you liked the video. :) I actually just send the raw signal into all three, and then send the output of all three into a bus, which becomes my vocal. Sometimes I bounce them and then just work on that new bounced track. :) So in a way, all of them are equally part of the vocal sound, but they contribute with their individual tone. Makes sense? Not sure if that’s what you meant…

@@fredrikjuth5493 Jahap, så var den int bättre än lakrits och soluppgångar längre? 😒

@@thomas_juth Äääee, asså vid närmare eftertanke så…😬 Men den är jävligt bra ändå! 💫 Snyggt jobbat! 🫱🏻‍🫲🏼

@@fredrikjuth5493 🤪 haha tack mr Froudy!

Thanks for watching and glad you liked it🙃

So true! And thanks for watching:)

Haha...Honestly, I think it’s actually a good thing. When I create my own music I always avoid music beforehand, as I find that it makes me more open to new ideas. I think people can get too attached to the idea of creating music that sounds like something else.

That is actually a really great rule! 👌 I forgot to mention in the video that I do listen to a lot of music in the studio, to regularly calibrate my ears to different styles. Sometimes also at the start of a project, if the client sends me a reference to listen to. But yeah, I never use reference tracks while mixing. Anyway, thanks for sharing!

@@thomas_juth true❤️

Thank you and glad to hear🙃 How are you these days?

I’m good! Thank you, Thomas. Quick question, where can I get info about the Sonic Ranch workshop, is it happening in February? 😮

Hi @ariadnatellez1747! I'm glad to hear you're interested in the workshop! 😊 Here’s the link for more details: bit.ly/3yrDQRK Feel free to reach out if you have any questions. Hope to see you there! 🙌🏼 Best, Thomas

Amazing, thank you!

Well said and thanks for watching! :)

100% agree!

@@64ccd Thank you 🙏🏼🙃

@@dagovevareberg Thank you Dag!:)

@@dagovevareberg So did you hear any difference with the mics?;)

@@thomas_juthIn this video? AFAIR you talked about a comparison between mics, but couldn’t find that video on this channel? Did I missed something?

@@dagovevareberg Ah, sorry I was not clear haha. Yes, it was in this video. So basically, the intro was recorded with one mic, and then it switches to the expensive chain (when I start the main content) :P

@dagovevareberg Haha yes, sorry I was not clear. It is this video. What I meant is that the intro was recorded with a Sennheiser 416, and the rest (from when the video starts) was done with a 10 times more expensive chain (Manley into a Neve 1073).

@@ariadnatellez1747 Thaank you! And glad you liked the video:) The intro was recorded with a classic Senheiser 416, and the rest with that Manley Reference mic through a Neve preamp. So quite a big difference in price there😜

@@ariadnatellez1747 Ps…what mic/preamp do you use for vocals?

I use a Neumann TLM 103 with a Focusrite preamp. I’m hoping to upgrade it soon. Any recommendations? Thank you

@@ariadnatellez1747 Cool! I mean the TLM 103 is not a bad mic, especially for a female voice. But if you want to upgrade, I would look at the Warm Audio Elam 251 or go for a Neumann U87. For a preamp, I would definitely get an API 512. 🙃 Let me know if you have any more questions and thanks for watching...

Excellent! I’ll definitely reach out to you when I land into a decision. I really appreciate your guidance Thom!

Those are also correct and important, though slightly different from the ones I chose to cover. Or perhaps the last one is sort of related to parallel compression. ;)

@@seth5394 Thank you and so glad to hear:) I hope all is well with you!

@@littleshrederdude Thanks for watching and would be really happy to a free coaching session with you. Please send me a message via my website thomasjuth.com and we can find a time that suits both:) Looking forward to it! T

Great question, but one that is difficult to answer. I would say that it is something you just know, in the same way Picasso knew that the Mona Lisa was done;) It just feels right. Having said that, when working with clients, it is also up to them. When it comes to reference tracks, I am personally not a fan of using them. It can be very distracting to listen to another piece of art while creating a new one. But I know a lot of people disagree on that one.

@@thomas_juthI agree

Glad you liked it and thanks for watching :) Hope all is great!

Thanks a lot and hope all is going great!:)

@@ariadnatellez1747 Thank you Mrs Ariadna! 😊🙏🏼

I actually love both of them, and sometimes prefer the sound of the Brigade Chorus, especially for guitars. But I do often find myself grabbing the Studio D for backing vocals and synths. I guess it just comes down to taste, and each individual situation. I hope you are doing great! :)

P.S... I checked out some stuff on your channel. Really nice piano playing, and I loved the sound of the old piano :)

@@thomas_juth You`re exactly right. Brigade is so nice on guitars, and the vocals often need something a bit less like the Studio D. Which other chorus plugins have you had succes with? There was a time i really was struggling getting the right chorus sound. Especially as i rarely like the stock ableton one… And thanks for the kind words!

Thank you for watching and so glad you enjoyed it! 🙃 A lot more to come...

I agree! 🤠

@@popbeatsbydmcstyle Thank you😊🙏🏼

@@64ccd Wow thank you, and so happy to hear 🙏🏼

Exactly, and it’s the same here in Sweden (I’m Swedish, by the way). It was amazing to be back in a studio setting like that, with top musicians playing together in the same room! Sadly, as you mentioned, it doesn’t happen as often anymore.

@@robmatt1966 Yes, you can read more about it here: 👉🏻 www.thomasjuth.com/coachingsession