Mixing Distorted Guitars | High Gain Tips by Joe Barresi

Поділитися
Вставка
  • Опубліковано 26 сер 2018
  • Mixing distorted guitars (rhythm and lead) for a wide, crunchy, heavy tone. Hard rock producer and mixing engineer Joe Barresi is upfront about his guitar mixing techniques. Learn more from Joe: www.waves.com/Barresi
    When & What:
    • 0:06 - Joe's General Approach
    • 2:56 - Compressing (+EQ) Rhythm Guitars
    • 5:04 - The Clint Eastwood Track
    • 6:07 - Parallel Distortion
    • 8:26 - "Making Stuff Outside the Speakers"
    • 9:51 - Making Solo Guitars Stand Out
    Waves plugins used in this video:
    • SSL E-Channel - www.waves.com/ssl-e
    • S1 Stereo Imager - www.waves.com/s1
    • Renaissance Axx - www.waves.com/renaxx
    • API 560 - www.waves.com/api560
    #MixingGuitars
    Music: “Mercury Gift” by Zico Chain
    Also check out Joe's ProSound Workshop - www.prosoundworkshop.com

КОМЕНТАРІ • 553

  • @TheAerovons
    @TheAerovons 5 років тому +1

    amazing what some people call clean guitars ........

  • @adammcgill9844
    @adammcgill9844 4 роки тому +270

    He literally just taught in 10 minutes what it took me years of experience to learn. I wish UA-cam was around when I first started mixing lol....

  • @krisrudecki9477
    @krisrudecki9477 3 роки тому +304

    When you’re so metal you call crunch clean 🤔🤘🏻

  • @Melvin7727
    @Melvin7727 4 роки тому +22

    That last tip about just cutting the high end and then turning the track up. Brilliant and so simple; thank you.

  • @ZaryaMain
    @ZaryaMain 5 років тому +137

    A video that I can actually hear the difference when changes are made. Good stuff.

  • @ArTiFiCiAlInSpIrAtIoNs
    @ArTiFiCiAlInSpIrAtIoNs 5 років тому +41

    Love that Spinal Tap reference "Where can you go from there? Nowhere." Great info man.

  • @caspermaster-com
    @caspermaster-com 4 роки тому +30

    Note that you have to pan the guitar (or any mono sound) before the Imager at

  • @szs88
    @szs88 3 роки тому +16

    Simple, old school way of mixing with great modern plugins!

  • @YesuAiNimen
    @YesuAiNimen 4 роки тому +101

    "Ok, let's talk about guitar tone...."

  • @billyhughes9776
    @billyhughes9776 5 років тому +15

    I could watch Joe mix all day -- with the commentary and advice of course. Excellent.

  • @fret2fret221
    @fret2fret221 3 роки тому +103

    People always give so much credit to bands and songwriters. And sure. They definitely have to write a good song and have a good “starting point”. But it’s truly guys like joe who truly make the music magic happen.

  • @siriusfun
    @siriusfun 5 років тому +53

    Joe's the real deal. Some of the best sounding heavy albums EVER have him to thank.

  • @stonesthrow420
    @stonesthrow420 5 років тому +5

    Love JOE...thank you for this video. man, just the terminology he is using helps to communicate what is really going on....and what needs to be done to create the sound you want. I learn so much and my mixes have improved 100 fold...cheers!!!

  • @joshhuxleyisdead
    @joshhuxleyisdead 4 роки тому +2

    i've come back to watch this like 5-6 times, joe is the bosssss

  • @jiznak2000
    @jiznak2000 3 роки тому +1

    For going straight into the content, THANK YOU.

  • @mwintersteinsmith
    @mwintersteinsmith 5 років тому +16

    WOW!!! Sooooooo cool mix. I own loads of Waves Plugins myself but knowing “how” to use them properly is demonstrated here perfectly ;-)

  • @greensleeves32
    @greensleeves32 2 роки тому +5

    Great tips and principles! A legend revealing secrets left and right, love it

  • @jasonstallworth
    @jasonstallworth 4 роки тому +5

    Dude I love your simple approach. And you nailed it...one guitar may not sound great by itself but sounds awesome once you throw in the other guitars (and the final mix, which is what it’s all about).

  • @SecretEyeSpot
    @SecretEyeSpot 5 років тому +4

    This guy knows what he's listening for when he mixes guitar.. i love it..

  • @JJDPROMEDIAPRODUCTION
    @JJDPROMEDIAPRODUCTION 5 років тому +5

    Another great lesson. Thanks again Joe.