You're a great teacher and I love and appreciate how you explain these things. Your funny anecdotes in videos help me understand so much better than pure technical lessons
Knowledge dispensing notwithstanding, I have to make honorable mention to your non-existent use of meaningless jump-cuts that are way too prevalent nowadays. Much props and thank you for a truly awesome tutorial!
dude you're definitely the biggest swagpacked dude youtube has to offer so cravin those tutorials for the fun and the little "damn didn't know that"s scurr brudi
Thank you for the 'logarithmic and perceived loudness' part. I'd heard something like that, before, but my failure to internalize it makes it difficult to use compressors effectively without some kind of graphic. But no longer. NO LONGER.
I love how you explain dude, im not english but i understand you perfectly. Grateful you made me learn some real things i thought i knew about hahah Can't wait till this get deeper !!
In music, you're basically having a conversation... "Hi. I'm Underbelly"... Is a question. "And you suck at producing."... Is an answer. "Okay, socheckit." Ooh. Bit of a dodgy question here....
I think it's universally agreed that all gringos have a fish like odour. Anyway, another informative video. Sending love from Jay's Fish and Chip Shop, U.K 🇬🇧.
Came for a clearer understanding of db, subscribed almost immediately due to hilariously laid back monotone voice, and bone dry but humorous one liners and jokes. I’d apply for music classes from you lol, glad I found your Chanel
Thags some synched up angel numbers boys!! Hey i appreciate this video though YOU SUCK AT PRODUCING keep em coming famo I need all the knowledge (ima rapper called PalmTrees and i rep positivity and music lets go!)
this is very amazing! I'm not that good at english but your tutorials are understandable and fun! best thing is these tutorials really inspire very appreciated salude from Bangkok
Okayz check it! Just came across your channel this evening and can't get enough. Love the combination of informative videos and "involuntary" comedic vlaue! Oh wowzers - don't ever stop this shit!
I put a limiter on my master track after everything has been mixed to make it sound beefier. If you need a limiter before the song is done your tracks are probably too hot. Thats just what I do
so the track volume is peaking at -4.15 db but the master volume is peaking at -3.85 db. why is there a difference when there's only that one track playing?
I was going with Reaper initially , but after seeing your videos , i bought the intro edition of Ableton live haha great job man , keep those videos coming .
is it better to let the mixdown at -6db befor mastering ? Another Video about Mastering in Ableton would be great ... or a video about , how to sample uncle joes fart :D
+Music- and Sounddesign Musik- und Soundschmiede yes maintaining at least -6dB of headroom before mastering is ideal. More videos featuring Uncle Joe's bodily functions coming soon!
Yo Underbelly, when you say the solid green bar is the average level of the clip I'm a little confused. If it was the average of the whole clip it would always be at the same level right? So what exactly is it representing? Is it like the average of a specific time interval or from that instant on or something? I know this vid is 4 and a half years old lol but if you or anyone sees this I'd be happy to learn
Q !! I'm working on a project at the moment and my overall master level is reading v low. I have a utility on it with +6 gain to bring it up to -6 headroom for mastering. Is this advisable ?
I have a pre-amp (DBX) => audio interface => Laptop. And when I hear my recordings they always clip even when I have the gain set to descent levels.... Do you think I need a better interface??? because everything else including my microphone is pretty high end....
Okay but if a midi track is clipping while you're recording what should you do?? turn down the volume on the plugin till it doesnt then just boost the fader of the track afterwards?
Bro, do you know why is it that everytime i finish a master version of a song it sounds just fine in the studio, but whe bass is all over the place when I play it in a car stereo or a bluetooth speaker? What can I do to anticipate this and/or compensate for how strong it is going to sound? appreciate any help. thnx!
hmmm, if you know that your studio tends to have lower bass response than in the car or other speakers i would just keep that in mind during the mixing phase and lower your bass track accordingly.
Im surprised americans dont use something weird instead of the metric "decibels" like everyone else. Something where total silence is not 0 for example.
Hey! How can we avoid clipping? I am recording my guitar with cubbase! I use pre sonus And everytime i recors amd listen to it It sounds like i recorded it from cell phone rather than a soundcard! Please help
These tutorials are so much more palletable for me because they're genuinely funny. THANK YOU
that intro broke my brain
hehehehe
i made my frst ever track out of it :D soundcloud.com/j-kudu/ross
N1 :D
@@huinamuina1990 nice one bro..
@@huinamuina1990 lol
I want to know more about Ross, his family, his upbringing, etc.
You're a great teacher and I love and appreciate how you explain these things. Your funny anecdotes in videos help me understand so much better than pure technical lessons
Knowledge dispensing notwithstanding, I have to make honorable mention to your non-existent use of meaningless jump-cuts that are way too prevalent nowadays. Much props and thank you for a truly awesome tutorial!
dude you're definitely the biggest swagpacked dude youtube has to offer
so cravin those tutorials
for the fun and the little "damn didn't know that"s
scurr brudi
+pH4s3palm thank you man, appreciate it
Thank you for the 'logarithmic and perceived loudness' part. I'd heard something like that, before, but my failure to internalize it makes it difficult to use compressors effectively without some kind of graphic. But no longer. NO LONGER.
I love how you explain dude, im not english but i understand you perfectly.
Grateful you made me learn some real things i thought i knew about hahah
Can't wait till this get deeper !!
+Bockman97 thank you Bockman! Glad I could help
In music, you're basically having a conversation...
"Hi. I'm Underbelly"... Is a question.
"And you suck at producing."... Is an answer.
"Okay, socheckit." Ooh. Bit of a dodgy question here....
Guys, I found Hanz's alt account
This comment is two years old and I'm fr*ckin' dying dude
@Cairo Reece Wowzers
Hans Zimmer... what are you doing here?
@@walterwhite4699 Wowzers.
I love your way of explaining things it has helped me understand soo much more. Eyes opened, thanks man!
no problemo noah, glad you dig the vids
Im so happy you responded to my comment. I quit ableton now, thats all i wanted (:::::::::::::::::::
sense of humor is the greatest guide , thanks from China
Would love to see you talk about low end theory or just EQ in general
coming soon!
I think it's universally agreed that all gringos have a fish like odour.
Anyway, another informative video. Sending love from Jay's Fish and Chip Shop, U.K 🇬🇧.
Came for a clearer understanding of db, subscribed almost immediately due to hilariously laid back monotone voice, and bone dry but humorous one liners and jokes. I’d apply for music classes from you lol, glad I found your Chanel
i recognise at 4:20 your clock on 8:08.. bruuuh :DD
dude that's some illuminati shit right there
Thags some synched up angel numbers boys!! Hey i appreciate this video though YOU SUCK AT PRODUCING keep em coming famo I need all the knowledge (ima rapper called PalmTrees and i rep positivity and music lets go!)
5:30 that’s what she said
Your metaphor made your explanation crystal clear about volume. Thank you.
How can you be so serious when talking so funny? hhah..I love your videos!
i cant feel funny its genetic
@@yousuckatproducing you just hehehehe'd the top comment
Probably the most understandable tutorials ive ever seen
Came here for the producing thing, stayed because of humor. I cried man, thanks.
this is very amazing!
I'm not that good at english but your tutorials are understandable and fun!
best thing is these tutorials really inspire
very appreciated
salude from Bangkok
thank you friend!
Man, you are the best , i love your form to do this because absolutely is not boring at all
never get boring listen and looking at your tutorial,its so fun and knowledging
I'm learning something new in each video, you're great at what you do!
I hate how underated this channel is
best intro tutorials bro, for real.
thank you friend
dude please continue making more videos for ableton. youre funny as hell and explain it very well! keep up the good work!
RIP Ross thank you for your sacrifice, mate.
I wish I found this gem of a series sooner
best UA-cam channel ever
thank you ninja, im glad you could forgive my antics
Okayz check it!
Just came across your channel this evening and can't get enough.
Love the combination of informative videos and "involuntary" comedic vlaue!
Oh wowzers - don't ever stop this shit!
good shit man!
so simple but so important
Air pressure chenges logarithmicaly with dB but actually you hear it linearly. DB are used in oder to linearize loudness.
6:18 hahahahahahaha dude I'm crying from laughter
i shit my pants
Oh Yes!!!! this is what i get from those videose!
o good
I swear this guy is legend 😂😂
hahahahhaha me too
Is it a good idea to put a limiter on the master while making a song or should you decrease the volume of individual tracks?
decrease volume. Limiting should be the last thing you do.
I put a limiter on my master track after everything has been mixed to make it sound beefier. If you need a limiter before the song is done your tracks are probably too hot. Thats just what I do
your music is incredible...how long have you been producing?
love your mini monologue mate.
YOU GOT A SUB FROM ME BRO this funny and informative hahah
so the track volume is peaking at -4.15 db but the master volume is peaking at -3.85 db.
why is there a difference when there's only that one track playing?
If you look closely, his master isn't at 0dB, but at 0.3dB. That's why there's a difference.
I was going with Reaper initially , but after seeing your videos , i bought the intro edition of Ableton live haha great job man , keep those videos coming .
right on! thanks mayne
is it better to let the mixdown at -6db befor mastering ? Another Video about Mastering in Ableton would be great ... or a video about , how to sample uncle joes fart :D
+Music- and Sounddesign Musik- und Soundschmiede yes maintaining at least -6dB of headroom before mastering is ideal. More videos featuring Uncle Joe's bodily functions coming soon!
+yousuckatproducing thx dude :D looking forward
I have learned, and had fun watching this video. Thank you, sir!
Your a hero. I love your Videos. Your a really good teacher. How can I donate?
oh wow you have an sl1200 mk2 in the background, now i'm impressed.very nais.
I also learned a neat trick that if you lower the velocity on the kick it lowers the volume so you digitally clip less!
God I'm loving these videos. Beautiful comedy. Also I have a problem with often liking the sound of clipping.
yo dude, super helpful and funny. Quick question, do you take lsd every morning? haha
lmfaoo yeeo honestly bro your videos are funny as fuck but so informative. You should legit be a professor
Alex Badieu thank you Alex. that's the goal!
Dude you're hilarious and very helpful. Quite the blend, just like the aroma of Uncle Joes farts, however providing the opposite emotion. Thanks!
I'm not even making music, I just wanted to understand my friend when he speaks. I love that intro though!
this is some Grade A++ content man
wonder why you only have 100k subscribers
Man you are good! no wait you are great!! the way you explain stuff is just awesome. Kudos.
thanks naseem
Jesus christ what a channel
Just got Ableton this morning and found you, hopefully through your teaching i won't sound like uncle Joes farts
+caleb wright yeah just his burps
Very original and humorous, good video
If you're using Ableton live intro, what could be a good substitute for the EQ eight? Is there a possible plugin that could be a substitute if not?
Yo Underbelly, when you say the solid green bar is the average level of the clip I'm a little confused. If it was the average of the whole clip it would always be at the same level right? So what exactly is it representing? Is it like the average of a specific time interval or from that instant on or something? I know this vid is 4 and a half years old lol but if you or anyone sees this I'd be happy to learn
reaallly.. thank you. i follow you a long time :)
me love u long time
:)
"Root Mean Square," rather than "Root Mean Signal."
tru
wowsers
Vo/(2^1/2) right?
Okay, nerd
you fuckn math nerd
Should you control the volume using the track meters or the plugin out controllers?
Is there a site or something where I can download all the tracks he uses in his tutorials?
Q !! I'm working on a project at the moment and my overall master level is reading v low. I have a utility on it with +6 gain to bring it up to -6 headroom for mastering. Is this advisable ?
I have a pre-amp (DBX) => audio interface => Laptop. And when I hear my recordings they always clip even when I have the gain set to descent levels....
Do you think I need a better interface??? because everything else including my microphone is pretty high end....
So how do I control my RMS in my track? And are there any other tools other than limiters, compressors and maximizers to do this with? :)
I learned more in the last 7 minutes than I have one week into Point Blank. 🥺😬
I fear your more awesome than I thought.
Okay but if a midi track is clipping while you're recording what should you do?? turn down the volume on the plugin till it doesnt then just boost the fader of the track afterwards?
Doesn't RMS stand for Root Mean Square?
it sure does
Hi it's me
I almost forgot to comment
Good video about volume this make me happy
Cheers
Thanks so much! I learned so many things from u
Bro, do you know why is it that everytime i finish a master version of a song it sounds just fine in the studio, but whe bass is all over the place when I play it in a car stereo or a bluetooth speaker? What can I do to anticipate this and/or compensate for how strong it is going to sound? appreciate any help. thnx!
hmmm, if you know that your studio tends to have lower bass response than in the car or other speakers i would just keep that in mind during the mixing phase and lower your bass track accordingly.
That was actually pretty helpful! Thanks UB
all it took was the title for me to give this a like
where is the video that shows you how to midi map the vol to the sends to prevent it from going over the ceiling?
Humor and education. What more do you want?
I love you man
love u 2 bb
which is the best sound -0db -5db -10db or -15db
-∞ db
You Suck at Producing you suck at answering a question
So I should set my track at -6dB?
You should aim to have from 0 to -2dB peaks at your master. Since that's pretty much what professional recordings aim to.
7:19 You could also do workshops in authentic smiling!
You make it sound so fun😂😂😂
Nice tutorials man, I just gotta say something outta context but If John C. Reilly and Matt Damon had a baby, that would be looking like you
R.I.P Headphone users at 6:36
No, os completly ok, he probabbly compressed that part. Iam dying from laughter :D
Shave your unibrow for some extra horsepower
thanks for the advice
I actually think its swagsexxxxy it 👌🏽( im a chick btw) 💋
What are you talking about? Clearly he already soft clipped it. C'mon, man!
i love your name 😂
@@davidnika446 hehe
Instructions unclear, my pc is now taking anabolic substances from russia.
thanks guy
anytime friend
How can i meassure the headroom i need in my song?
Your face at the very beginning looks like on screen character creation on Skyrim
You are very funny teacher. Thanks a lot for the information.
Im surprised americans dont use something weird instead of the metric "decibels" like everyone else. Something where total silence is not 0 for example.
@5:09 I had the Longview in my mind. It was a Green Day.
you just discovered hot water "don't go over 0 db or the clip will have a distorted sound".
Oh, what a discovery!
subsribed!! Just brilliant and
perfect!
this dude is genius
Hey!
How can we avoid clipping?
I am recording my guitar with cubbase!
I use pre sonus
And everytime i recors amd listen to it
It sounds like i recorded it from cell phone rather than a soundcard!
Please help
*J E E Z L E W E E Z*
Damn it, Underbelly, I'm losing it XD
what if the sound is peaking but it is not loud?
oh my god !:D thank you, you made my day!
put the samples in description
I LIKE YOU!! I LEARNED AND I LAUGHED!! THANKYOU :-D
You are amazing