Grammy Winning Mix Engineer, Alex Tumay (Young Thug, 21 Savage, Travis Scott) - Pensado's Place
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- Опубліковано 19 вер 2019
- Ruff Mix Master Gordie makes his appearance in today's episode and he brought his dad, Grammy Award Winning Mix Engineer Alex Tumay. Tune in as we take a long overdue deep dive with Multi-Platinum Mix Engineer, Alex Tumay!
BIO:
Alex Tumay is a mixing and recording engineer based in NYC. He began his music career in Atlanta, first working under Ben Allen at Soapbox Studios and Maze & Solitaire Studio before becoming the Head Engineer and Tech at DARP Studios. There he connected with a group of upcoming artists and producers including Young Thug, Metro Boomin and 808 Mafia, and together they fostered a creative environment that became the birthing ground of the new Atlanta sound. After leaving DARP in 2015, Alex reconnected with Travis Scott and Young Thug to work on Rodeo and Barter 6. Eventually becoming a mixer full time, Alex decided to move to NYC. He has since started the This Sounds Better podcast with Miles Walker and Jason Kingsland, which has a new season premiering in the fall, and has lectured for SXSW and Redbull Music Academy. He now works freelance out of his private studio, “Do What Sounds Good,” in Manhattan. Wanting to provide an affordable alternative to local artists, Alex has decided to open the doors of his studio at a discounted rate, with his assistants running sessions after undergoing training. Some new releases from the past few months include: Young Thug, Vince Staples, Cosima, Nothing Nowhere, Swae Lee, A Boogie, Shoreline Mafia, Cousin Stizz, Ugly God, Bazzi, Rico Nasty, and Ness Nite.
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These guys are dropping enormous gems everyone stop complaining and whining they didn’t name drop their whole template, change your mindset. Work harder stop watching people on the internet
Keep watching on the internet but know that it’s just for learning purposes and the key is practice and ear training, knowing what the plugins do, knowing how to add or take out what you want and don’t want with what you have. Eventually you’ll nail it
yup, no template is gonna help you shit untill you manage to really grasp the concepts they’re talking about on here
i think the reason for his keeping tips secret (and p much everyone else who does this) is due to a distorted worldview that says everyone earns what they have through hard work alone (or almost exclusively hard work). This would cause him to feel like he shouldn't tell his mixing secrets unless he is given something in return because he "figured out those secrets because of his hard work alone". In reality, he found himself in circumstances that he had almost no control over, and it is only because of those circumstances that he was able to discover how to mix really well. It would be nice of him to share tips that he only discovered due to the fortunate circumstances he found himself in with other people who are not in those circumstances. He also worked hard for sure, I'm not saying he didn't. But many artists have this superiority complex where they think they got to where they are all on their own. So much of where we find ourselves is due to things totally out of our control. Sharing experience and knowledge is the best way for us to grow together.
This man is not aware of how brilliant he is! Just cuz shit is simple it doesn't reduce the level of brilliance he has! This dude pioneered a whole flow, by trying, throwing paint at a canvas because of the pressure he was under during those sessions! GOAT contender
There will never be enough videos of Alex tumay
The world has been waiting
Audient ID4! Excellent gear for cheap, I'm so blessed thatperson at the music store had a clue what they recommended to me. Now I can se professionals using it, I definitely know why. Sound quality is out of this world for the price.
This dude is solid and really talented. Support his podcast too it's called "this sounds better" on sreaming services. He even went to the instagram post after filming this and personally answered the questions they didn't get to.
I'm stuck in this runner position where all I do is mostly clean. It's really high profile clients but I wish I had a place where I could actually sit in room and learn :/ if you're in a spot like that dont take it for granted!
Are you still in that position?
Damn bro get out and get another internship
Don't take it for granted, or don't overvalue the position? It sounds like an insane foot in the door, but if you are stuck with no room for growth, it could be bade.
Also the place to sit and learn is wherever your setup is, to learn from the masters is another story ofc... But you don't need to intern for any studio in order to make great sounding records. To book high paying clients, yeah I guess another story again, but first and foremost, get good.
*I am a random person/nobody
Alex Tumay blocked me on Instagram because I didn't agree with him about Batman.
LOL
what was the argument about
What about Batman? lol
He's a hothead, well known fact
I got kicked out of his discord for making a joke about the lady from resident evil village, Alex and his whole community a bit too sensitive, so i totally believe you lmao
Been waiting for this interview for a long time ! too many gems in this interview great episode !
been waiting for this
Great stuff as usual! Thank you Alex!
This is the best interview I've watched this year! So many interesting advises and unique approaches to music from this video!
*Thank you so much!!!*
Great watch!! These interviews put us onto so much game
Amazing Episode...thanks Dave and Herb! Blessings and Love from South Africa.
Watching alex eq is an experience
Thank you from Jamaica!!!!!! Been waiting on this episode
Amazing stuff. I feel at this point in my career i don’t need much tech advice. I’m more into the intangibles that help make a career!!! Nailed it with this one!!!
Facts
Then you definitely got to check out alex' podcast!
E Reddick yea man the intangibles are gold
Thank you for putting this together for us 🙏🏼
Get Frank Dukes on here!!!!
omg u imagine
Cubeatz as well
I honestly wish seth was still alive I really wanted to work with him.. the whole mix from WATTBA was just amazing everything was perfect, he really is a legend
Noel Gadget Campbell did
thank yall for doing this interview!
great interview really well done and full of gems thank you
herbs polo game.. unmatched
I'm loving these podcasts/interviews very inspiring stuff 👍🏼
THANK YOU!!!!!!!!!!!!
Very good! Thanks fellas
I learned how to engineer by being an artist and paying attention To my engineer and asking questions
Such a great episode 🧡
Love this guy. I can tell he grinded to be where he is.
6:49 is why your here your welcome
Gang gang!!
TUH! been waiting on this
Love the sound advice! Greetings from Europe :)
Never been more hyped in me life
i clicked this instantly favorite engineer hands down
💯 solid interview!
never clicked so fast on a video
yeh Alex the truth
I know!!!!
If anyone interested in working let me know I’m looking for a engineer
oh shit. been waiting for this one for some time now
Tumay the Goat
Great inspiration !!! Always learn when
Listening to Alex
"Learning how to learn" that's pure gold I never heard it like that
Finally the goat!! But where is Gordie??
I have been waiting on Alex Tumay to be on this show and now it's happened!
Alex the 🐐❗️❗️❗️❗️🐍 nuff said
Good Question though . Not only mixing . The real life studio answers . He’s a real one
I love his energy
Gordy is the new Air Bud, put him in the game Coach!
Major 💎
Lol me too had a alarm for this one
Haven't watched yet but Alex Tumay is such a genius!
legend
Amazing
This is huge!
Salute from Toronto!!!
Took a lot of notes from this. Great to Alex Dave and herb go at it! Boosh!
Damn!!! I loved this guys work before. But watching how humble he is. Whoa🤯 even more respect ✊🏽
Wow, this episode hits hard. I've been fortunate enough to get relatively good at audio engineering with a cheap laptop, and i still have a ton of room to improve before dropping huge money into more expensive gear.
WE'LL SEE YOU AT THE TOP
The Goat
🙏🏾🙌🏾
dope interview! im just finding who he is! i went yo full sail as well. Shouts to all the sailors lol
You know what he's about, right? 😈😈😈
The last comment by the older white man was very inspiring, thank you so much.
lmfaooo "older white man" I'm weak
ATH M-50s for life. wearing my 7 yr pair rn bless
One of the best episodes ever. Worst Batter's Box ever!
Holy shit!
We gonna work bro I’ll see you real soon 🤘🏾
yes
Alex is the man
The GOAT
Does anyone happen to know where I can find that live stream Alex was talking about when he mentioned Kenny Beatz now uses that for his recording template ?
www.pscp.tv/w/1yNxaqrraAQxj?t=62
Solid template with a good microphone and preamp setup
it's been 3 years DRIll music is about to take over....That NEWYORK taking back their music..THIS IS A FACT!
😂😂😂
I wish I knew even 1 other person I could work with :( Keep on hustling to find one!
I feel you
YES LEARNING HOW TO LEARN
Seriously, where can I get the Pensado's Place mug?
Y’all need to get Keisha Lee next!!!!
👏
This is the guy that has thug Albums sounding so beautiful. Can't wait for PUNK
Always wit the Polo
Yo Dave can you please get Russ on Pensado's place! Only artist ever to Mix, Master, Produce and Write a platinum debut album by himself!!!!!!
He would definitely be a legendary episode on here!!!!!
I second this
Alex is a wizard
great
He used Valhalla reverb
Great interview! it would be cool if you guys could get your guests to answer with gear/ plugin options during batters box instead of getting vague answers like, "loud" & "louder". It'd help the audience discover new plugins and companies that they may not have heard of. Just a small suggestion. Thanks again for doing what you do!
Alex is the chosen one
We need QC's Engineer Thomas "Tillie" Mann
i know him personally, but not sure he would wanna give out the secrets especially migos vocal chains which i feel they will ask
We defo need on him on here. He mixes alot of Lil Baby’s records too. Wonder how he does it...
👌
cool
where's the new live
Can you do a video of mic and vocal chain for the actual interview
Yo yo yo
Ya M50s!
who got the link to the livestream he’s talkin bout that kenny beats used 😂
on god
Someone else found the link www.pscp.tv/alextumay/1yNxaqrraAQxj
Here I'll answer the batters box.
UAD chambers
Blackbox or decapitator
100hz boost on fab filter eq
Tube screamer
LA2A
Don't cut above 20hz on bass and 808s
not alot of comments so like this, cuz life ya know
Let's Go Mets!
Alex the 🐐
That sax was.... interesting
remember to put cla vocals on everything
He looks like a nice guy but i cant bear that throaty voice!!
gang
g herb