You are a natural teacher. Your information is delivered clear and in a not boring way. I have seen SSOOOooooo many tutorials on UA-cam on the same concept, and you do a phenomenal job at getting your point across. 🔥
Hey Vam. I really sincerely appreciate that comment, especially from someone who really knows this space! We're getting phenomenal response in the last 2 weeks, so we have a bunch of new ones coming soon. What subject would YOU like to see? -Arty
Excellent! Can’t wait. Can you do one on mixing vocal to a two track since that’s extremely common these days. Most of my clients come to my studio with instrumentals that they downloaded from UA-cam. I have a few methods that I use to achieve a good sound, but it would be nice to see what approach a professional like you would take.
wow thank you, I've been studying music production for just under a year and this is the best explanation of reverb I have found so far, now to fix my crappy mixes 😅😅
So you're a jazz guy? Bravo, that's a tough dept. I did a lot of work at one time with some really awesome players (Omar Hakim, Wayne Shorter, Michael Brecker, most of Victor Baileys albums, and more. I miss it. Jazz (fusion) has the some of the best players in the world, and they can barely fill up a small jazz club in the city. A shame more people don't appreciate it.
SkyeLab Music Group thanks. There’s still a lot of dedicated musicians and listeners but it’s a tough grind. Trying to up my mixing skills so I can write more music to be licensed in my home studio and be a little more financially free to pursue the projects I want to. Those are some heavy cats you’ve worked with!
sorry to be so offtopic but does any of you know of a tool to log back into an instagram account? I stupidly forgot the password. I love any tricks you can offer me
@Caiden Roberto thanks so much for your reply. I got to the site on google and Im waiting for the hacking stuff now. Takes quite some time so I will reply here later when my account password hopefully is recovered.
Simply out: I LOVE YOU!! Thanks and I see how/why you have so many hits! Thank you for teaching us correctly how to master. May GOD continue to bless you.
Hi Ele, Thank you! So sorry, I somehow missed this comment. But thank you so much for it, and may God continue to bless you as well! More videos soon :)
Great Vid...I'm an amateur and mostly record fingerstyle acoustic guitars. Yes, my mixes sound the inside of a tunnel. Going to apply these lessons :) Thank you very much.
SO helpful!!!!! Just tried to download the preset for the vocal 480L and was unable. Can someone walk me through it ? Is it still available via the link in the description?
You can try it on a delay as well. Works great! Thanks for the comment! And please check out a few of our other videos if you have a chance. Thanks, Arty Skye
Thank you for this great video!! I have a question - what is the difference between choosing "Mono" versus "Mono --> Stereo" when you're setting up your reverb?
Mono to mono, will give you a mono reverb, meaning there is no 'width' in the stereo field. This is useful when you want to isolate a sound, let's say a percussion instrument, and you want it panned at about 3 o'clock. If you pan the mono reverb at 3 oclock as well, you can more easily pinpoint the sound within the mix, but it can still be in the 'room' you set up for the reverb. Mono to Stereo is more commonly used, because if you send a mono vocal to the reverb, you want the width, which also helps with the perception of depth. Hope this helps :)
yes, you need to download essential content. You are missing the Impulse Response files, that's why the reverbs might be missing the factory presets. Go to Logic Pro X > Sound Library > Download Essential Sounds (Or download all available sounds if your have enough space)
Hi Francois, just moved out of Brooklyn a few months ago. And I don't miss it! The only problem is you order spaghetti marinara and you get egg noodles with ketchup. LOL (Goodfellas)
How do you train your ear to better catch all the subtleties?? I can tell the difference in the on/offs examples in the video, but in my projects I'm not so sure, even less with the sidechain maneuver. How to decide which reverb is best for every part? Thanks a lot. GREAAAAT VIDEOO!!
Time, practice, study and patience. There is no "always use this reverb or compressor for that". The more you do it, the better you ear will develop. There are also training programs for engineers. But what I suggest, is that you watch my video on What is Sound, and I explain 21 audio terms. It's not the definition that matters, but it's understanding how sound breaks down, and how it develops. When you understand that a little better, your ear will know what to look for, because you'll understand the science behind it. EVERY good famous engineer know all that stuff like drinking water. Here's the link. It's my favorite video. ua-cam.com/video/13-AmdRDipg/v-deo.html Let me know how it goes. Thanks, Arty
Go over the top with your settings to A B things. This way you’ll hear the effects easier. Then back it all off to a point where it’s less noticeable. Especially with the side chain thing. Everything should be subtle. The goal being to make everything clear but blended. Think about time and space and frequencies and where each thing can have its place. It’s the little things that add up.
Hey man great video🔥🔥🔥. shouldnt we set the wet to 100% when using reverb on an aux track, the space designer was set to -10... When using the compressor for the side chaining shouldn’t we switch off auto gain?? . Again great video looking forward to hearing the presets. 🔥🔥
Hi Dee. Yeah, you could. Good points, but there's no hard rules. I do and I don't. :) Thanks for the comment! Join our Facebook group if you can. We're doing weekly assignments and livestreams, etc. facebook.com/groups/musicproductionacademy Hope to see ya there.
Thank you so much for sharing your awesome! Video just learning so glad I came across your amazing videos you have a special way of explaining your tutorials your so interesting and not painfully boring...
I’ve seen a trick using the same reverb in 2 auxes. But 1 is just early, and the other is just late. This allows for different amounts of the instrument to be sent to early and late, handy in drums… …thoughts/recommendations on that??
@@SkyeLabMusicGroup yeah. I mean I wouldn’t have described it as that but if sending a touch more pre delay to the clap than the hat (example) or a background keys vs a foreground synth lead would change the position in your opinion, then yeah! It’s not DIFFERENT pre delays. Just different amounts sent to that pre delay aux by channel. That?
Thanks for sharing your vast knowledge. I enjoy trying to be as creative using reverb as possible perhaps combining eq and delays, however sparingly. Something that I need to focus on more often. Thanks for the refresher reminder
Okay, many people have asked, but because of you my dear Deepak, I now did it! Here is the link. drive.google.com/file/d/1znFrkILzG3CYxcX5PXk4WNjLh9FRnXsH/view?usp=sharing There are about 5 presets for each of the 2 Logic reverbs. Please let me know if the download and all works fine. Thanks dude! -Arty
Hello Mei. Thanks so much for the comment and I hope it helps you get better mixes. Please check out a few of our other videos that might be very helpful to you. 😀 -Arty
I usually keep the aux track fader at zero, and use the send for the amount of reverb I want. But sometimes I need to hit the reverb a little harder, so then I'll bring down the aux return. Really depends on the situation.
Great question!!! And the answer is sometimes. Depends on what you're mixing. I am currently producing a soul artist, and a few of the songs we're making it like it's a live concert. So in that case, yes. The drums need to sound like they're on stage with the rest of the band. But in hip hop or club music, sometimes no, or sometimes a very short reverb to push it back into the mix 10 or 20 feet. Snare almost always though, even if I want it in my face! Thanks for the question. -Arty
2 questions. When choosing instruments should I start with dry instruments? Also can you listen to this song and maybe tell how they are using reverb? It's Jamaican music the type I want to produce but I can't seem to get the sound they have ua-cam.com/video/vEkcrt7urFU/v-deo.html
👍🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👍🏻 Very good quality and content, although I don‘t understand everything ( e. g. the thing with the Lexicon reverb: is that a reverb plugin that I have to buy?) as a beginner in both Logic and mixing. I have to put together hundreds of puzzle pieces (that‘s UA-cam videos) to forge ahead as there is nobody far around to show me ... nevertheless my goal is to release a first single in the second half of this year, but as far as mixing is concerned, I‘m still far away from this goal ... I think I have to listen to this video again and again to fully understand it as a German speaking new subscriber to this channel.
Hey Willi. We're setting up a private Facebook Group called Music Production Academy x SkyeLab music, where we'll be giving weekly assignments, and trying to turn everyone into fantastic music producers. Going live in a few weeks, but if you're interested in joining, I'll send you an invite. (Please give us your facebook profile name) I think this can be great to really accelerate your learning. Thanks. -Arty
Thank you Zoey for your comment. Much appreciated. and please check out the rest of that channel when you have a chance. We have a great new video coming out next week so stay tuned. 😁
1 more question. Will having different reverbs in the mix cause it to sound not cohesive? I notice one reverb ties everything together but then it's boring.
Depends on what you're mixing. If you're mixing a band and you want it to sound live, like everyone's on the same stage, then yes, sometimes you could get away with just a few reverbs with similar patches. But if you are mixing pop or dance music, it's all about creating layers. And you need multiple reverbs with different settings for that. Hope this helps. 👍 -Arty
Thanks so much for your comment. Glad it helped, and please check out the rest of our channel for more videos. We have a new one coming in a few days so stay tuned :-)
Hey thanks for the great video, very helpful indeed. This is me liking, subscribing and commenting - where are the presets for the reverb? I've read the description thrice and I think I've gone blind hahahah
Great Video! I learned a lot! Question: Do you know if there are any techniques to fundamentally change the sound of a voice, in a very basic sense? eg. a fundamental change like, change from Madonna to Mark Knoffler?
You can change the tone slightly by eq, and different mic modelling plugins. You can change throat length and making someone sound more or less male or female by changing formants using autotune or similar. but as of right now I don't know anything that can actually change the voice sound though I hear they are working on some artificial intelligence that can do that. And I have no doubt we'll see it in the future. Anyone else out there know any more about it? Please comment and share with us👍 Thanks for your comment. --Arty
@@SkyeLabMusicGroup Many Thanks!! Perhaps there might be a route to do this via : Audio(analog) -> Sample set --> MIDI --> digital sample based audio vocals? If one could get hold of a sampled set of Knoffler's voice 'notes', for example?
@@sailingchloe2330 Then you have to get lyrics too. When we first got GPS and they were stand alone units, for a while we downloaded 'fake' celebrity voices, like Eric Cartman from Southpark, who would basically scream and curse at you if you made a wrong turn! So the basics of the technology are there. Just needs a lot more development if it's going to be applied towards singing lyrics. But then the downside is you'll be able to make anyone sound like they're saying anything. Scary too! But fun. Thanks, Arty
@@SkyeLabMusicGroup Ah yes. of course, I completely missed that : / I guess it would have to be more of a text to speech conversion tool.... a higher order of sampling. Yes, I Agee with you, I could see a Neural Net being trained in this muti-dimensional model space. Just like Siri..
Oh boy was that a tough thing to set up. I use soundflower, which lets me use quick time and record the stereo audio on the screen. Then I use a webcam and I record that at the same time, and sync it up in final cut pro. Or I record the screen and then record a voice over in final cut pro as the video is playing. I'm still trying to figure it all out. Lol. Hope this helps
SkyeLab Music Group yeah i've been struggling to learn about that lol i guess there are many different ways that people like to do it. Thanks for sharing your process. Helped me get more insight. Appreciate it! Keep those quality videos coming bro 👍👍
great video! i have a techno track with no vocals but many instruments, do you recommend any particular instruments i can use reverb with instead of vocals?
It's all about layers and what's in front of what. So pads, strings, atmospheric stuff usually sits way back in the mix, so bigger reverbs on those. But everything depends on everything else, so it's really program specific, and individual taste. Just keep trying stuff until it makes you feel good and you go "yeah, that's the one" :)
If I have a 4-beat audio "chunk" on a channel and I only want to apply an effect (like a reverb) on the LAST BEAT/HIT within this audio piece, can I not just use the scissors to cut that last beat/hit off from the audio piece, and then select this last cut-off piece, right-click on it, apply selection based processing, and add a reverb? (while keeping that last cut-off piece exactly where it was to begin with, and no hassle with creating busses etc etc to keep everything simple + easy?). Wouldn't that work just the same as any other method?
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You are a natural teacher. Your information is delivered clear and in a not boring way. I have seen SSOOOooooo many tutorials on UA-cam on the same concept, and you do a phenomenal job at getting your point across. 🔥
Hey Vam. I really sincerely appreciate that comment, especially from someone who really knows this space! We're getting phenomenal response in the last 2 weeks, so we have a bunch of new ones coming soon. What subject would YOU like to see? -Arty
Excellent! Can’t wait. Can you do one on mixing vocal to a two track since that’s extremely common these days. Most of my clients come to my studio with instrumentals that they downloaded from UA-cam. I have a few methods that I use to achieve a good sound, but it would be nice to see what approach a professional like you would take.
@@Vambibuda I actually wrote a video on how to produce great vocal tracks, which deals with that. A few weeks hopefully .
wow thank you, I've been studying music production for just under a year and this is the best explanation of reverb I have found so far, now to fix my crappy mixes 😅😅
Hey Kali, hope it helps. Please check out the rest of the channel if you have a chance. Thanks. 👍 -Arty
I've watched many videos over the years, but you have the best one's i ever seen
The best person for explanation and to the the point right away without westing Time, the best channel ever , thank's a lot man 🙏🙏🙏
To me this is the BEST youtube teacher EVER!! Glad to find your channel.
Thank you for this, such a higher level of a tutorial from 99% of the content on this platform.
Hey Alex. Glad you liked it! Got more videos coming soon, so stay tuned :)
So you're a jazz guy? Bravo, that's a tough dept. I did a lot of work at one time with some really awesome players (Omar Hakim, Wayne Shorter, Michael Brecker, most of Victor Baileys albums, and more. I miss it. Jazz (fusion) has the some of the best players in the world, and they can barely fill up a small jazz club in the city. A shame more people don't appreciate it.
SkyeLab Music Group thanks. There’s still a lot of dedicated musicians and listeners but it’s a tough grind. Trying to up my mixing skills so I can write more music to be licensed in my home studio and be a little more financially free to pursue the projects I want to. Those are some heavy cats you’ve worked with!
Excellent. One of the best tutorials on reverb i have seen. Thanks very much!
As a guy who's used crappy reverb settings on his demos for years, WOW. Thank you.
Glad it helped! Just listened to your music and I really like what you're doing! Clever lyrics!!! Thanks, Arty
@@SkyeLabMusicGroup thanks!
sorry to be so offtopic but does any of you know of a tool to log back into an instagram account?
I stupidly forgot the password. I love any tricks you can offer me
@Memphis Graham Instablaster :)
@Caiden Roberto thanks so much for your reply. I got to the site on google and Im waiting for the hacking stuff now.
Takes quite some time so I will reply here later when my account password hopefully is recovered.
Simply out: I LOVE YOU!! Thanks and I see how/why you have so many hits! Thank you for teaching us correctly how to master. May GOD continue to bless you.
Hi Ele, Thank you! So sorry, I somehow missed this comment. But thank you so much for it, and may God continue to bless you as well! More videos soon :)
Thanks so much. Your explanations are really sensible and clear.
absolut great video! good to see a real Pro using logic and the stock Plugins....!
thanx for sharing your knowledge!
Thanks for turning in! Hope it helped 😀
Great Vid...I'm an amateur and mostly record fingerstyle acoustic guitars. Yes, my mixes sound the inside of a tunnel. Going to apply these lessons :) Thank you very much.
Best video I've seen on Reverb in LPX. Subbed!
Thanks so much! I appreciate the comment :)
Thanks a lot! awesome video!
SO helpful!!!!! Just tried to download the preset for the vocal 480L and was unable. Can someone walk me through it ? Is it still available via the link in the description?
I’m hooked !! Thank you soo much.. this definitely beats adding effects blindly
I don't see a link for that second vocal preset ??
I'm trying to get a nice airy warm vocal reverb and avoid the plate reverbs
same
Hi Lee. My bad, but I uploaded them and put the link in the description. With a few more presets as well. Enjoy! 👍
Awesome 👌 👏 👍..learned a great lesson 😅
like the side chain tip..cool
You can try it on a delay as well. Works great! Thanks for the comment! And please check out a few of our other videos if you have a chance. Thanks, Arty Skye
such a great video!
Thanks Zach, hope it helps! -Arty
thanx a lots……..Best Reverb Videos Ive seen…...
Thanks so much Shahin! I appreciate it. :)
Love the way you teach thank you. Recent subscriber.
Thank you for this great video!! I have a question - what is the difference between choosing "Mono" versus "Mono --> Stereo" when you're setting up your reverb?
Mono to mono, will give you a mono reverb, meaning there is no 'width' in the stereo field. This is useful when you want to isolate a sound, let's say a percussion instrument, and you want it panned at about 3 o'clock. If you pan the mono reverb at 3 oclock as well, you can more easily pinpoint the sound within the mix, but it can still be in the 'room' you set up for the reverb. Mono to Stereo is more commonly used, because if you send a mono vocal to the reverb, you want the width, which also helps with the perception of depth. Hope this helps :)
Thanks for the presets Arty. Very cool video.
this is the best and most effective Logic Pro X video I've ever seen. Period. Wow.... Keep it up man !!
Thanks so much!!!! Really appreciate that, and it encourages me to do more 😀
Thanks for sharing will watch more
I'll practice it over so that I won't make you crazy!!
I don’t have all of those options when i click on the factory default drop down menu. Is there something i needed to download?
yes, you need to download essential content. You are missing the Impulse Response files, that's why the reverbs might be missing the factory presets. Go to Logic Pro X > Sound Library > Download Essential Sounds (Or download all available sounds if your have enough space)
You're incredible man. Thank you!
Thanks Sidney, I appreciate that!!! More videos on the way soon. Stay tuned! -Arty
Awsome. Ur thoughts on fab filter reverb vs logic stock reverb. Fab filter on sale right now. Ur videos are amazing
I love fab filter! If it's on sale, definitely go for it!
I dont understand why my silververb and space designer sound brittle and grainy. This on is silky smooth
Are you overloading the input to the reverb? Maybe it's the settings you're using, or feeding something in that has too much midrange or hi end?
Very helpful, thanks very much!
Thanks Tim, I really appreciate the comment!
By the way I found this channel just now when searching for tips for vocal recording in Logic!
I tried to download the reverb for the big vocal lead but having tried three times I am informed no file exists in the google drive :(
Wow, Thanks for letting me know. I will check it out tomorrow and make sure it's re-uploaded.
@@SkyeLabMusicGroup That would be amazing, thank you very much :D Your tutorial was fabulous until I discovered there was no file ;D
Excellent video! Thank you! Hi from Brooklyn ;)
Hi Francois, just moved out of Brooklyn a few months ago. And I don't miss it! The only problem is you order spaghetti marinara and you get egg noodles with ketchup. LOL (Goodfellas)
Awesome learning 👍
Subscribed! Dang, this video was awesome!
Great Lesson!!!
fantastic tutorials.... keep updating us.. God Bless!
How do you train your ear to better catch all the subtleties?? I can tell the difference in the on/offs examples in the video, but in my projects I'm not so sure, even less with the sidechain maneuver. How to decide which reverb is best for every part? Thanks a lot. GREAAAAT VIDEOO!!
Time, practice, study and patience. There is no "always use this reverb or compressor for that". The more you do it, the better you ear will develop. There are also training programs for engineers. But what I suggest, is that you watch my video on What is Sound, and I explain 21 audio terms. It's not the definition that matters, but it's understanding how sound breaks down, and how it develops. When you understand that a little better, your ear will know what to look for, because you'll understand the science behind it. EVERY good famous engineer know all that stuff like drinking water. Here's the link. It's my favorite video. ua-cam.com/video/13-AmdRDipg/v-deo.html Let me know how it goes. Thanks, Arty
Go over the top with your settings to A B things. This way you’ll hear the effects easier. Then back it all off to a point where it’s less noticeable. Especially with the side chain thing. Everything should be subtle. The goal being to make everything clear but blended. Think about time and space and frequencies and where each thing can have its place. It’s the little things that add up.
Fantastic 💯
Quick and essential How-To with excellent step by step demonstration. I followed right along with you. Truly thankful. Bravo!
he could do a john taffer of rescueing producers show do
LOL! I like that! It would be a trip. 👍
Great video.
Many thanks sir.
Best Best Best Best...
Hey man great video🔥🔥🔥. shouldnt we set the wet to 100% when using reverb on an aux track, the space designer was set to -10... When using the compressor for the side chaining shouldn’t we switch off auto gain?? . Again great video looking forward to hearing the presets. 🔥🔥
Hi Dee. Yeah, you could. Good points, but there's no hard rules. I do and I don't. :) Thanks for the comment! Join our Facebook group if you can. We're doing weekly assignments and livestreams, etc. facebook.com/groups/musicproductionacademy Hope to see ya there.
thank you so muchhh ...
please do more lesson
Hi Gerson, Just released a new video today, so please check it out if you can. ua-cam.com/video/Eo_UKcAjNic/v-deo.html
You are excellent and I also love your music examples , as well as the fact yr using Logic X. Thank you.
That was like a college class. Thanks so much, although I only could only follow about 40% because I am such a novice
Thank you so much for sharing your awesome! Video just learning so glad I came across your amazing videos you have a special way of explaining your tutorials your so interesting and not painfully boring...
I’ve seen a trick using the same reverb in 2 auxes. But 1 is just early, and the other is just late. This allows for different amounts of the instrument to be sent to early and late, handy in drums…
…thoughts/recommendations on that??
Actually, brilliant! The same space, but it changes the position in the room. Using predelays?
@@SkyeLabMusicGroup yeah. I mean I wouldn’t have described it as that but if sending a touch more pre delay to the clap than the hat (example) or a background keys vs a foreground synth lead would change the position in your opinion, then yeah! It’s not DIFFERENT pre delays. Just different amounts sent to that pre delay aux by channel.
That?
And actually the same Chromaverb settings. Just one aux is 100% pre, and the other aux is 100% late 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Thanks for sharing your vast knowledge. I enjoy trying to be as creative using reverb as possible perhaps combining eq and delays, however sparingly. Something that I need to focus on more often. Thanks for the refresher reminder
Great video
Really great content! Thanks
Sir u can uplaod ur prestes on a google drive through zip folder we can get it from there.. Eagearly waiting for presets.
Okay, many people have asked, but because of you my dear Deepak, I now did it! Here is the link. drive.google.com/file/d/1znFrkILzG3CYxcX5PXk4WNjLh9FRnXsH/view?usp=sharing There are about 5 presets for each of the 2 Logic reverbs. Please let me know if the download and all works fine. Thanks dude! -Arty
@@SkyeLabMusicGroup they r working great sir. Thankyou
The most comprehensive tutorial on Logic reverb I've come across. THANK YOU!
Hey Noah, thanks for the comment. Hope it helps. Check out the rest of the channel if you have a chance. 👍
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fantastic easy to follow you are a natural teacher best reverb tutorial ive seen you have a new subscriber thanks for sharing
Hey Nobby. Wow, that's such an awesome comment! Thanks 😊 More to come!
Really a helpful video for those who confused regarding reverb technics
This is very helpful, thank you.
Thanks for your comment. And please check out more videos on our channel. Got a new one coming next week so stay tuned 👍
Thanks!!!!
Thank you so much for this info! I'm ready to start experimenting and creating some amazing mixes :)
Hello Mei. Thanks so much for the comment and I hope it helps you get better mixes. Please check out a few of our other videos that might be very helpful to you. 😀 -Arty
Man this tutorial was gold. But now the I have an earworm with that song, may I know which song it is?
Thanks
Do you send unity gain from bus? Or use fader on aux track to blend reverb. Is there any gain stage techniques. Awesome video
I usually keep the aux track fader at zero, and use the send for the amount of reverb I want. But sometimes I need to hit the reverb a little harder, so then I'll bring down the aux return. Really depends on the situation.
New sub here. Your channel quickly becoming my goto place for help. Thanks!
Hey Andrew, thanks for the comment! We're putting out more content, so please keep checking :)
Do you use reverb on kick and snares?
Great question!!! And the answer is sometimes. Depends on what you're mixing. I am currently producing a soul artist, and a few of the songs we're making it like it's a live concert. So in that case, yes. The drums need to sound like they're on stage with the rest of the band. But in hip hop or club music, sometimes no, or sometimes a very short reverb to push it back into the mix 10 or 20 feet. Snare almost always though, even if I want it in my face! Thanks for the question. -Arty
2 questions. When choosing instruments should I start with dry instruments? Also can you listen to this song and maybe tell how they are using reverb? It's Jamaican music the type I want to produce but I can't seem to get the sound they have ua-cam.com/video/vEkcrt7urFU/v-deo.html
BEST. EXPLANATION. EVER.!!!
Thanks! Glad it helped. Please check out the rest of our channel if you have a chance. 👍
Simple, clear and full of really useful info. Many thanks!!
Reverb, as old as music, still as fascinating as decades ago.
Yes, even more so these days because of convolution reverbs. But soooo important to conveying emotion. Thanks for the comment. -Arty
@@SkyeLabMusicGroup you´re welcome :)
thats where I'm going wrong! I'm not compressing the reverb
Thank you so much for sharing your expertise! This was fantastic!
You're the MAN. This was very helpful. Thank you, Arty!
👍🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👍🏻 Very good quality and content, although I don‘t understand everything ( e. g. the thing with the Lexicon reverb: is that a reverb plugin that I have to buy?) as a beginner in both Logic and mixing. I have to put together hundreds of puzzle pieces (that‘s UA-cam videos) to forge ahead as there is nobody far around to show me ... nevertheless my goal is to release a first single in the second half of this year, but as far as mixing is concerned, I‘m still far away from this goal ... I think I have to listen to this video again and again to fully understand it as a German speaking new subscriber to this channel.
Hey Willi. We're setting up a private Facebook Group called Music Production Academy x SkyeLab music, where we'll be giving weekly assignments, and trying to turn everyone into fantastic music producers. Going live in a few weeks, but if you're interested in joining, I'll send you an invite. (Please give us your facebook profile name) I think this can be great to really accelerate your learning.
Thanks. -Arty
Like Joe Albano audio. ;)
Dude, you're amazing. THANK YOU
Thank you Zoey for your comment. Much appreciated. and please check out the rest of that channel when you have a chance. We have a great new video coming out next week so stay tuned. 😁
Best instructional production vid I've seen on UA-cam. Thanks for posting that!
Thanks Joe, I appreciate that 🍺Cheers!
Haven’t watched the video yet, but I’m sold on the guys voice.
Amazing tutorial!
Thank you Angel, I appreciate that. 👍
Thank you Skye very thorough! I don't happen to see the presets for reverbs hoping I could them from you. Thanks again!!
Sorry, I just haven't figured out where to actually upload them for download. Any suggestions?
great video! thanks for the advise and tips!
Glad you enjoyed it! if you have a chance, check out some of our other videos :) Thanks.
wow, thanks. I learned two thing that I didn't know
1 more question. Will having different reverbs in the mix cause it to sound not cohesive? I notice one reverb ties everything together but then it's boring.
Depends on what you're mixing. If you're mixing a band and you want it to sound live, like everyone's on the same stage, then yes, sometimes you could get away with just a few reverbs with similar patches. But if you are mixing pop or dance music, it's all about creating layers. And you need multiple reverbs with different settings for that. Hope this helps. 👍 -Arty
Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge. This really help. Have a wonderful rest of your day!
Thanks so much for your comment. Glad it helped, and please check out the rest of our channel for more videos. We have a new one coming in a few days so stay tuned :-)
Great video. We want more videos like this. Thanks
Great video! Thanks for this! Could I trouble you for the preset settings you used to match the Lexicon? Thanks again for this helpful video!
Yes, I just have to figure out a way (where) to upload them, so I can share the link. :)
Hey thanks for the great video, very helpful indeed. This is me liking, subscribing and commenting - where are the presets for the reverb? I've read the description thrice and I think I've gone blind hahahah
Thanks for you comments! Yeah, my bad. I have to figure out where to upload it. But I'll let you know when I do.
@@SkyeLabMusicGroup did you manage to do that??? many thanks. :)
Great video!!
Hey Zeus. Thanks so much for the comment 👍 thanks, Arty
Great Video!
Hey Matt, thanks for the comment. And nice beat on your youtube page. -Arty
thanks!!!
You're welcome! Check out the rest of our channel if you have a chance. Cheers, Arty
Best Reverb Videos Ive seen.
Thanks so much Mike, really appreciate that!
Great Video! I learned a lot! Question: Do you know if there are any techniques to fundamentally change the sound of a voice, in a very basic sense? eg. a fundamental change like, change from Madonna to Mark Knoffler?
You can change the tone slightly by eq, and different mic modelling plugins. You can change throat length and making someone sound more or less male or female by changing formants using autotune or similar. but as of right now I don't know anything that can actually change the voice sound though I hear they are working on some artificial intelligence that can do that. And I have no doubt we'll see it in the future. Anyone else out there know any more about it? Please comment and share with us👍 Thanks for your comment. --Arty
@@SkyeLabMusicGroup Many Thanks!! Perhaps there might be a route to do this via : Audio(analog) -> Sample set --> MIDI --> digital sample based audio vocals? If one could get hold of a sampled set of Knoffler's voice 'notes', for example?
@@sailingchloe2330 Then you have to get lyrics too. When we first got GPS and they were stand alone units, for a while we downloaded 'fake' celebrity voices, like Eric Cartman from Southpark, who would basically scream and curse at you if you made a wrong turn! So the basics of the technology are there. Just needs a lot more development if it's going to be applied towards singing lyrics. But then the downside is you'll be able to make anyone sound like they're saying anything. Scary too! But fun. Thanks, Arty
@@SkyeLabMusicGroup Ah yes. of course, I completely missed that : / I guess it would have to be more of a text to speech conversion tool.... a higher order of sampling. Yes, I Agee with you, I could see a Neural Net being trained in this muti-dimensional model space. Just like Siri..
Thanks for this man! How do you record the audio coming from your computer and synced up with the video?
Oh boy was that a tough thing to set up. I use soundflower, which lets me use quick time and record the stereo audio on the screen. Then I use a webcam and I record that at the same time, and sync it up in final cut pro. Or I record the screen and then record a voice over in final cut pro as the video is playing. I'm still trying to figure it all out. Lol. Hope this helps
SkyeLab Music Group yeah i've been struggling to learn about that lol i guess there are many different ways that people like to do it. Thanks for sharing your process. Helped me get more insight. Appreciate it! Keep those quality videos coming bro 👍👍
great video! i have a techno track with no vocals but many instruments, do you recommend any particular instruments i can use reverb with instead of vocals?
It's all about layers and what's in front of what. So pads, strings, atmospheric stuff usually sits way back in the mix, so bigger reverbs on those. But everything depends on everything else, so it's really program specific, and individual taste. Just keep trying stuff until it makes you feel good and you go "yeah, that's the one" :)
I'm halfway through this video but had to give appreciation before continuing. Very kind of you to share ur knowledge.
Thanks so much Kay! I appreciate you taking the time to comment :)
@@SkyeLabMusicGroup Most thanks to you.
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Gracias Harold. Just posted a new video last week on Background Vocals and we have more coming. Thanks for subscribing!
So professional I love this guy
Question that side gain compression to the bvg is the the Bgv aux you side to the compressor???
Speaking the truth brother!
If I have a 4-beat audio "chunk" on a channel and I only want to apply an effect (like a reverb) on the LAST BEAT/HIT within this audio piece, can I not just use the scissors to cut that last beat/hit off from the audio piece, and then select this last cut-off piece, right-click on it, apply selection based processing, and add a reverb? (while keeping that last cut-off piece exactly where it was to begin with, and no hassle with creating busses etc etc to keep everything simple + easy?). Wouldn't that work just the same as any other method?