how to mix your beats perfect 100% of the time
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- Опубліковано 10 вер 2024
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MIX
Kick -5 to -7db
Clap -10 to -8db
808 -12 to -9db (no kick mix to kick level)
Snare -13 to -10db
Perc -19 to -13db
Hats -20 to -16db
Open -20 to -25db
Melody -16 to -18db
Long time Ableton user here. I just switched clipper to the new plugin Orange Clip by schwabe which emulates the FL Clipper. Gotta say i sounds a lot better than the T-racks on the masterbus. The way 808s and kicks sit in the mix is unmatched by any other clipper except from the FL. Its the sound of trap and these type of beats. Not as harsh as other clippers whit more punchy lowend and more relaxed mids. I used to export stems just to export the beats in FL haha. You should try it i know you will love it :) Great stuff as always man keep it up
bro i been doing this for years too its good to see another producer giving verification to this method
Will for sure use this as a starting point for my mixing in the future. Thanks!
You’re the best beat making UA-camr
eh idk
@@Joseph-ot8rcwho better?
@@Joseph-ot8rci like other ones but i can’t really sit down and watch them without having to focus, j1mmy’s shit is just more chill
this is peak content, thank u bro!
I'mma try it bro, thank you bro.🙏🙏🙏
How do you mix the melodic components?
Where do you sell your beats
Good shit
Yo idk if this is dumb. But when u use samples for drums theyre going to be different db in the beginning, you know like a snare might be super quiet and u need to turn it up. So how is this gonna work?
you're still gonna need to turn the volume of the sample up or down to match the cheat sheet levels regardless of their volume. Think of the sample as a cup of water with 500ml, and we want to get 1L, so we pour the 500ml into a measuring jug that also contains 500ml of water. Adjusting the gain is like increasing or decreasing the water by measuring it. The mixer channels are our measuring jugs. Decibels are simply our unit of measurement.
i get what u mean but its the meter volumes u wanna be looking at
go to the mix window that im on @3:13 & see how they are reacting to the peak levels on each channel/track
Is there a breakdown of this beat? Sounds great
sounds clipped af
lower the hard hitting snare by -2 db's 🫶