Hi Friend, In this one, I talk about the use of drastic EQ. Using EQ drastically can sometimes be just what an element of the mix needs. Whether it is as an effect or altering a sound that was not recorded properly in the first place, sometimes cranking the EQ and getting really crazy with it can be just what you need! I open up a session that I recorded quite a while ago and show how I used some drastic EQ to alter sounds and achieve the sound I desired in my final mix. I hope you enjoy the video and please leave lots of questions and comments! Have a marvellous time recording and mixing, any thanks Warren
Yes! One of the things I like most about this channel is that you're not dogmatic at all, and that you even encourage doing things "wrong." Hearing this mix, there might be a couple of things that I would have gone a different route with, which paradoxically enough is what I like the most about it. You're making artistic statements, and people can disagree, but at least there are statements made, rather than a timid, tepid, safe mix. Great job (both as a mixer and as an educator) and as always, thank you Warren!
Hi +noisesoundtonevibe YES!! Thanks! That's the best compliment I could receive! Yes let's break the dogma, the rants telling everyone they're doing it wrong and looking at screens saying there are issues! Music is about listening not looking Haha YOU ROCK!! Have a marvellous time recording and mixing, many thanks Warren
Hi Warren. You know I come here to gain from your experience and learn from your mixing tips etc., but I just realized you are also a kind of psychologist to me. You have this amazing happy life attitude and I think I also watch your videos to become a happier person (at least for a short time). Gosh I wish I would be as happy as you. Anyways - thanks for that too!!
HI +Marco Trosi Aw shucks Marco!! Thanks very much! I am so glad to be able to help!! You Rock! Have a marvellous time recording and mixing, many thanks Warren
I am angry with myself for getting busy with other stuff, other less informative stuff. Thanks Warren as ever, I will make a better effort to get back into your priceless circle Thanks for all of the interviews and studio tours, and such valuable top-tips. I wish you many happy returns on your very generous offerings. See ya out here, Colin
Hi +Colin Quigley I understand! I get distracted a lot! Loads of things always going on! Have a marvellous time recording and mixing, many thanks Warren
Wow! Not just another great tutorial vid, but some fantastic creative ideas there. I love it when you open my eyes and make me rethink things. Many thanks Warren!
Thanks +Mark Bliss!! I had just been working on this song and it seemed like a great illustration on the kind of things we do to make things work! Have a marvellous time recording and mixing, many thanks Warren
Awesome video! And what I loved hearing is hearing you say you didn't get it right the first time! You went back in and adjusted it. I think that is very important for people to know. Here, on UA-cam, a lot of it is presented like; "I scoped some 5k, added 3db at 100 cycles, etc", like mixers dial that in from the start and never come back to that. And that on their first mix, ever! :D Well, very good to hear that! Plus I loved what you did here! That atmosphere is just splendid! Thanks!
Finally got around to watching this as I go through all the wonderful content you have created. Brilliant and creative track! I love how unusual and original this mix sounds. Thank you for reminding us that there are no 'rules', just what serves the song. Thanks again for a great video.
Hi +Larry Green Music Aw shucks!! Thanks very much!! I appreciate that, great compliment!! I love Phil Spector's Production! Have a marvellous time recording and mixing, many thanks Warren
Hi Warren. I like recording instrumental sludge rock albums of my own sometimes. It's nice to not have to worry about getting pristine sounds and just go for horrible nasty fuzzy distorted guitar and drums etc. One thing I like to do is record a guitar solo - then reverse it and finally bitcrush it - so it's just a really MIDI sounding noise. Sometimes getting horrible dirty sounds is more fun than trying to get really pristine sounds and perfection ! :D
Great video Warren! Sometimes I find myself shying away from making drastic EQ changes because of some weird psychological thing telling me that I shouldn't do it. When in reality I should just be creative, try anything out regardless of how "wrong" it seems and use my ears and my creative taste to decide what's right.
Hi +Danny James Exactly! You hit the nail on the head, creativity is king! Ignore the rants telling you not to do EQ things a certain way, it's not what it looks like on the screen but what it sounds like to your ears!! Have a marvellous time recording and mixing, many thanks Warren
Warren, Get on Pensado's Place pretty please lol. Would love to see you on an episode of theirs. Thank you for another brilliant episode, really applies to some of us newer engineers with less"fine" equipment lol. Thank you again.
Great video Warren in the past I've been afraid to do radical eq moves on guitar (Purist Prudence) but you have made it safe to get crazy and do what ever it takes to get the sound I'm looking for thanks again.
Hi +TimeMarchesOnBand I hear you! When I started I would do crazy EQ moves, then I learned to do less and now I back to just doing what's best for the song! haha Have a marvellous time recording and mixing, many thanks Warren
Nice one yet again. Just installed pro tools 12 this week, so finding your previous videos a real help, although it's tough going from using logic for the last nearly 18 years. Cheers😀
Hi +Rich Baker Wow! Welcome! Best of luck!! I still use Logic for Virtual Instruments, Synths etc. Have a marvellous time recording and mixing, many thanks Warren
This have been very informative. I have yet to be good at surgical EQ making the instruments not clash with their frequencies. Will have to continue practicing.
Hi +Shahrin Mathers Thanks! Glad to be able to help! I'm still learning myself, there are no experts! That's what makes this such an incredible journey! Have a marvellous time recording and mixing, many thanks Warren
Hi Warren, thanks for your wonderfully informative videos! I usually find that once I find the most annoying frequencies, I also have to cut the subsequent octaves of that same note. Does this sound familiar to you?
Hi +Alex Hurr Thanks very much! Yes I recorded this with just one nice mic pre a few years ago! Have a marvellous time recording and mixing, many thanks Warren
Thanks ever so much Lindsy Says Official! Have a marvellous time recording and mixing, many thanks Warren
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Nice advice! I have to say, sometime i'm too "careful" with EQ, it's really interesting to see CLA going crazy on these snares. He doesn't care, sometimes it's pretty insane. I'm a bit surprised that you cut so much sub from the kick, did you do that so the bass lives under the kick?
Hi +Lion's Heart Productions Thanks for the great comment! The cut was on the looping kick, the live kick has a 40-60hz sub on it! Have a marvellous time recording and mixing, many thanks Warren
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Produce Like A Pro Ah that makes sense! I don't know about you but i feel like the kick often has to live under the bass , most of the time, and my bass is often quite present in the 100hz + area. but i cut it quite a bit below that.
Hi +Lion's Heart Productions Yes indeed, the kick for me lives around 40-60hz and the bass above it. Have a marvellous time recording and mixing, many thanks Warren
Okay just want to share something. I record with mixers because I like the workflow for now. The gear doesnt matter but recently I began only boosting on the way in. Meaning, I may cut eq in mixing, but on my boards i only boost. I used to refer to actual notes about the freq. range and the octaves. Now I just boost the gain and go through the frequencies until it sounds good in my headphones. Until I "cant hear the eq". If I take the eq circuit out, the sound doesnt sound as natural. When I engage it again, the points i boosted make it sound like it sounds in the room. Why is this? I concentrate on mic placement quite a bit. Are bad preamps getting in the way of getting the tone i want? Why does boosting make my tone not "better", but sound like I made it sound in the room?
1. I know this doesnt go with the video but why should we use fader rides over just using compression? and could you add another track and increase or decrease the volume that way. 2. also do you have a video on multiband compression and is there any good free plugins for it?
Hi +Jon Burrell Great question! I found that too much compression can make the vocal feel smaller and choked sounding! I do a few videos talking about multi band compression, my mix breakdown videos have the way I use it to mix bass. I will have to research the free plug ins more! If you sign up on the email list you will get a list of free plug ins. Have a marvellous time recording and mixing, many thanks Warren
Hey Warren, how you're doing? I'm buying some gear for my new little studio here in Brazil and still don't have a nice condenser mic for vocals. Wich max 500dolars mic would you recommend? Using a GoldenAge Pre73 for vocals. Love your videos and learning watching it! Thanks!
Hi +Fernando Jatobá There's a few choices, I know that the Aston mics are cheaper and sound amazing and Lewitt make my favourite mic for around $500-600, the LCT550. I hope that helps? Have a marvellous time recording and mixing, many thanks Warren
Your channel is amazing! Thank you very much for you work! May I ask you if you've listened to the new single by the Radiohead, and if you like how it was recorded and mixed?
Hi Cary, Thank you ever so much for your kind words!! I believe it was my Lewitt LCT940!! Have a marvellous time recording and mixing, many thanks Warren
Hey Warren, i know your not into it but i was guessing do you know some good sources on youtube or elsewhere about mixing rap music,EDM,house,dubstep?I know there are tons of videos on youtube about these genres but I was wondering if there's somebody with sort of like your experience on youtube that's dedicated to those type of genres. Thanks for everything, i'm learning anyway something on the genres I do from watching your videos with attention.
Hi +Mix It Up That's a huge question! I want to do some proper tutorials on that subject for the exact reason you mention!! There needs to be some really informative videos made on those genres!! I will get on it! Have a marvellous time recording and mixing, many thanks Warren
Hi +insanebiscuit1 Great question!! Haha I'll have t check! Often I just use good Ol'Fashioned D Verb! Have a marvellous time recording and mixing, many thanks Warren
Hi +insanebiscuit1 Wow!! I wish! Bob Horn has one of the Bricasti's, they sound fantastic! Have a marvellous time recording and mixing, many thanks Warren
Cool song and cool mix. The kick sounded funny though...maybe too punchy and too out of the mix for the type of musical style. Very creative song though. I definitely learned some cool stuff watching this. Thanks!
Hi +QuabmasM Thanks very much! Glad you enjoyed the video! Yes we all hear music differently, it's a wonderful thing! One persons idea of what works can be completely different to another!! Have a marvellous time recording and mixing, many thanks Warren
Hi Friend, In this one, I talk about the use of drastic EQ. Using EQ drastically can sometimes be just what an element of the mix needs. Whether it is as an effect or altering a sound that was not recorded properly in the first place, sometimes cranking the EQ and getting really crazy with it can be just what you need! I open up a session that I recorded quite a while ago and show how I used some drastic EQ to alter sounds and achieve the sound I desired in my final mix. I hope you enjoy the video and please leave lots of questions and comments! Have a marvellous time recording and mixing, any thanks Warren
Yes! One of the things I like most about this channel is that you're not dogmatic at all, and that you even encourage doing things "wrong." Hearing this mix, there might be a couple of things that I would have gone a different route with, which paradoxically enough is what I like the most about it. You're making artistic statements, and people can disagree, but at least there are statements made, rather than a timid, tepid, safe mix. Great job (both as a mixer and as an educator) and as always, thank you Warren!
Hi +noisesoundtonevibe YES!! Thanks! That's the best compliment I could receive! Yes let's break the dogma, the rants telling everyone they're doing it wrong and looking at screens saying there are issues! Music is about listening not looking Haha YOU ROCK!! Have a marvellous time recording and mixing, many thanks Warren
Hi Warren. You know I come here to gain from your experience and learn from your mixing tips etc., but I just realized you are also a kind of psychologist to me. You have this amazing happy life attitude and I think I also watch your videos to become a happier person (at least for a short time). Gosh I wish I would be as happy as you. Anyways - thanks for that too!!
HI +Marco Trosi Aw shucks Marco!! Thanks very much! I am so glad to be able to help!! You Rock! Have a marvellous time recording and mixing, many thanks Warren
I am angry with myself for getting busy with other stuff, other less informative stuff. Thanks Warren as ever, I will make a better effort to get back into your priceless circle Thanks for all of the interviews and studio tours, and such valuable top-tips. I wish you many happy returns on your very generous offerings.
See ya out here,
Colin
Hi +Colin Quigley I understand! I get distracted a lot! Loads of things always going on! Have a marvellous time recording and mixing, many thanks Warren
Wow!
Not just another great tutorial vid, but some fantastic creative ideas there.
I love it when you open my eyes and make me rethink things.
Many thanks Warren!
Thanks +Mark Bliss!! I had just been working on this song and it seemed like a great illustration on the kind of things we do to make things work! Have a marvellous time recording and mixing, many thanks Warren
Awesome video! And what I loved hearing is hearing you say you didn't get it right the first time! You went back in and adjusted it. I think that is very important for people to know. Here, on UA-cam, a lot of it is presented like; "I scoped some 5k, added 3db at 100 cycles, etc", like mixers dial that in from the start and never come back to that. And that on their first mix, ever! :D Well, very good to hear that! Plus I loved what you did here! That atmosphere is just splendid! Thanks!
Finally got around to watching this as I go through all the wonderful content you have created. Brilliant and creative track! I love how unusual and original this mix sounds. Thank you for reminding us that there are no 'rules', just what serves the song. Thanks again for a great video.
Hi David, Glad you enjoyed the video, it was a lot of fun to make! Have a marvellous time recording and mixing, many thanks Warren
Great tune Warren. Reminds me of Phil Spector's "Wall of Sound".
+Larry Green Music My thoughts exactly.
Hi +Larry Green Music Aw shucks!! Thanks very much!! I appreciate that, great compliment!! I love Phil Spector's Production! Have a marvellous time recording and mixing, many thanks Warren
Hi +recordman555 You ROCK! Have a marvellous time recording and mixing, many thanks Warren
Hi Warren. I like recording instrumental sludge rock albums of my own sometimes. It's nice to not have to worry about getting pristine sounds and just go for horrible nasty fuzzy distorted guitar and drums etc. One thing I like to do is record a guitar solo - then reverse it and finally bitcrush it - so it's just a really MIDI sounding noise.
Sometimes getting horrible dirty sounds is more fun than trying to get really pristine sounds and perfection ! :D
Hi +David Oakes Great stuff David!! I agree 100%!! Big horrible noisy guitars RULE!! Have a marvellous time recording and mixing, many thanks Warren
Instantly fell in love with the atmosphere of this song! awesome job! :))
Hi +emvau01 Yay!! Thanks very much!! Yes Kaedyn is amazing! Have a marvellous time recording and mixing, many thanks Warren
Great video Warren! Sometimes I find myself shying away from making drastic EQ changes because of some weird psychological thing telling me that I shouldn't do it. When in reality I should just be creative, try anything out regardless of how "wrong" it seems and use my ears and my creative taste to decide what's right.
Hi +Danny James Exactly! You hit the nail on the head, creativity is king! Ignore the rants telling you not to do EQ things a certain way, it's not what it looks like on the screen but what it sounds like to your ears!! Have a marvellous time recording and mixing, many thanks Warren
Hi Warren! I like the way you use multiband compressor on kick! I often use it too like it was an eq
Thanks Warren for sharing your information and mixing tips in every video :)
Hi +Brad Thomas You're welcome!! Great comments like this make it all worth while!! Have a marvellous time recording and mixing, many thanks Warren
Warren, Get on Pensado's Place pretty please lol. Would love to see you on an episode of theirs. Thank you for another brilliant episode, really applies to some of us newer engineers with less"fine" equipment lol. Thank you again.
Great video Warren in the past I've been afraid to do radical eq moves on guitar (Purist Prudence) but you have made it safe to get crazy and do what ever it takes to get the sound I'm looking for thanks again.
Hi +TimeMarchesOnBand I hear you! When I started I would do crazy EQ moves, then I learned to do less and now I back to just doing what's best for the song! haha Have a marvellous time recording and mixing, many thanks Warren
Great video, mate. Your last sentence completely summarises my mixing philosophy: "It's okay to do.... whatever serves the purpose of the song!
Hi +LC-King Beats Nice!! Living on the edge!! Have a marvellous time recording and mixing, many thanks Warren
Hi +Jonny Lipsham Studios YES!! Great stuff! Thanks for pointing that out! Have a marvellous time recording and mixing, many thanks Warren
Great song ! :) Amazing guitar sound ! Beautiful voice ! Of course your big talent Warren ! :)
HI +White Studio Thanks very much!! Kaedyn is wonderfully talented! Have a marvellous time recording and mixing, many thanks Warren
that was such a great exercise. just blew my mind. thank you
Hi +Tavares Project Thanks very much!! So glad you enjoyed the video!! Have a marvellous time recording and mixing, many thanks Warren
Nice one yet again. Just installed pro tools 12 this week, so finding your previous videos a real help, although it's tough going from using logic for the last nearly 18 years. Cheers😀
+Rich Baker I use Logic Pro 9. Too scared to get Logic X unless it's un-usable like what they did to iMovie.
Hi +Rich Baker Wow! Welcome! Best of luck!! I still use Logic for Virtual Instruments, Synths etc. Have a marvellous time recording and mixing, many thanks Warren
HI +David Oakes I haven't gone there yet myself! Have a marvellous time recording and mixing, many thanks Warren
hi warren! how did you get that guitar tone @6:23? you know... what was the guitar, pickup,pedals and amp you were using?. Keep the great job!
Great aproach, Warren, thank you so much. You are a friend!
Hi +Cesar Benzoni Thank you! I really appreciate it!! Have a marvellous time recording and mixing, many thanks Warren
I had two 24" Dell for a long time. Got a Philips 40" 4k lately. It's absolutely amazing in Pro Tools. Cool video!
Hi +CarcPazu Thanks very much!! Ys I love the new screen!! Have a marvellous time recording and mixing, many thanks Warren
1:57 Haha, I misunderstood this as your studio monitors at first. "LG makes studio monitors? Huh, let's see what they are like." I feel a bit silly!
Hi +Michael Grand Haha No problem! I'd probably think the same thing! Have a marvellous time recording and mixing, many thanks Warren
Such a good channel. Great content, great guy
HI +Thomas McDevitt Thanks very much! So glad to be able to help! You Rock! Have a marvellous time recording and mixing, many thanks Warren
nicely done, Warren. BTW, I got 2 of the LG UltraWide screens.. absolutely love them!
Hi +david diaz Fantastic!! Yes I love mine!! Have a marvellous time recording and mixing, many thanks Warren
Lovely guitar riff Warren! Thanks as always, much appreciated : -)
HI +Arthur Stone Haha thanks! I just did 'what would Keef do' Haha. Have a marvellous time recording and mixing, many thanks Warren
This have been very informative. I have yet to be good at surgical EQ making the instruments not clash with their frequencies. Will have to continue practicing.
Hi +Shahrin Mathers Thanks! Glad to be able to help! I'm still learning myself, there are no experts! That's what makes this such an incredible journey! Have a marvellous time recording and mixing, many thanks Warren
Great tune Warren!
Can I find this song somewhere? It sounds amazing! Great video Warren!
HI +Daniel Leszczak Finishing up Kaedyn Kashmir's album now!! Going to be amazing!! Have a marvellous time recording and mixing, many thanks Warren
Hi Warren, thanks for your wonderfully informative videos! I usually find that once I find the most annoying frequencies, I also have to cut the subsequent octaves of that same note. Does this sound familiar to you?
Hi Pete, definitely! Acoustic guitars in particular have this issue! Have a marvellous time recording and mixing, many thanks Warren
Loved that video.... thanks.... brilliantly explained....... Regards....Leo
Hi +Leo Bluesy Aw shucks!! I appreciate your kind words!! Have a marvellous time recording and mixing, many thanks Warren
cracking episode, really useful stuff in this one for those that make a lot of mistakes and don't have top gear.. such as myself haha
Hi +Alex Hurr Thanks very much! Yes I recorded this with just one nice mic pre a few years ago! Have a marvellous time recording and mixing, many thanks Warren
Nice guitar sounds!
Thanks ever so much Lindsy Says Official! Have a marvellous time recording and mixing, many thanks Warren
Nice advice! I have to say, sometime i'm too "careful" with EQ, it's really interesting to see CLA going crazy on these snares. He doesn't care, sometimes it's pretty insane.
I'm a bit surprised that you cut so much sub from the kick, did you do that so the bass lives under the kick?
Hi +Lion's Heart Productions Thanks for the great comment! The cut was on the looping kick, the live kick has a 40-60hz sub on it! Have a marvellous time recording and mixing, many thanks Warren
Produce Like A Pro Ah that makes sense! I don't know about you but i feel like the kick often has to live under the bass , most of the time, and my bass is often quite present in the 100hz + area. but i cut it quite a bit below that.
Hi +Lion's Heart Productions Yes indeed, the kick for me lives around 40-60hz and the bass above it. Have a marvellous time recording and mixing, many thanks Warren
Okay just want to share something. I record with mixers because I like the workflow for now. The gear doesnt matter but recently I began only boosting on the way in. Meaning, I may cut eq in mixing, but on my boards i only boost. I used to refer to actual notes about the freq. range and the octaves. Now I just boost the gain and go through the frequencies until it sounds good in my headphones. Until I "cant hear the eq". If I take the eq circuit out, the sound doesnt sound as natural. When I engage it again, the points i boosted make it sound like it sounds in the room. Why is this? I concentrate on mic placement quite a bit. Are bad preamps getting in the way of getting the tone i want? Why does boosting make my tone not "better", but sound like I made it sound in the room?
1. I know this doesnt go with the video but why should we use fader rides over just using compression? and could you add another track and increase or decrease the volume that way.
2. also do you have a video on multiband compression and is there any good free plugins for it?
Hi +Jon Burrell Great question! I found that too much compression can make the vocal feel smaller and choked sounding! I do a few videos talking about multi band compression, my mix breakdown videos have the way I use it to mix bass. I will have to research the free plug ins more! If you sign up on the email list you will get a list of free plug ins. Have a marvellous time recording and mixing, many thanks Warren
Hey Warren, how you're doing? I'm buying some gear for my new little studio here in Brazil and still don't have a nice condenser mic for vocals. Wich max 500dolars mic would you recommend? Using a GoldenAge Pre73 for vocals.
Love your videos and learning watching it! Thanks!
Hi +Fernando Jatobá There's a few choices, I know that the Aston mics are cheaper and sound amazing and Lewitt make my favourite mic for around $500-600, the LCT550. I hope that helps? Have a marvellous time recording and mixing, many thanks Warren
Radiohead-like guitar tone. Some radical EQing going on here! But it fits the song nicely! Great move, Warren!
Hi +Sérgio Barcellos Thanks very much!! I really appreciate your kind words! Have a marvellous time recording and mixing, many thanks Warren
Your channel is amazing! Thank you very much for you work! May I ask you if you've listened to the new single by the Radiohead, and if you like how it was recorded and mixed?
Hi +pink ribbon You ROCK!! I LOVE Radiohead, one the truly great bands! Have a marvellous time recording and mixing, many thanks Warren
I love seeing all the work that goes into your amazing productions in these videos. Thanks Warren!
Hi +Kaedyn Kashmir Fantastic!! You did an amazing job on this album!! Have a marvellous time recording and mixing, many thanks Warren
what mic was used on her vocal? Very nice sound.
Hi Cary, Thank you ever so much for your kind words!! I believe it was my Lewitt LCT940!! Have a marvellous time recording and mixing, many thanks Warren
Hey Warren, how timely. I just upgraded to the LG 29" ultra wide. I'll never go back...
Hi +Anthony Anzalone Fantastic!! I love mine!! Have a marvellous time recording and mixing, many thanks Warren
Hey Warren! What speakers do you there under the ultra wide monitor? Thanks!
Hi +Lyle Miller Great question! Those are Genelecs! Have a marvellous time recording and mixing, many thanks Warren
Very cool. Thanks, Warren!
Hey Warren, i know your not into it but i was guessing do you know some good sources on youtube or elsewhere about mixing rap music,EDM,house,dubstep?I know there are tons of videos on youtube about these genres but I was wondering if there's somebody with sort of like your experience on youtube that's dedicated to those type of genres. Thanks for everything, i'm learning anyway something on the genres I do from watching your videos with attention.
Hi +Mix It Up That's a huge question! I want to do some proper tutorials on that subject for the exact reason you mention!! There needs to be some really informative videos made on those genres!! I will get on it! Have a marvellous time recording and mixing, many thanks Warren
Amazing song!
Hi +Piotr Borkowski Thanks very much! Have a marvellous time recording and mixing, many thanks Warren
what reverb was used for the backing vocals?
Hi +insanebiscuit1 Great question!! Haha I'll have t check! Often I just use good Ol'Fashioned D Verb! Have a marvellous time recording and mixing, many thanks Warren
+Produce Like A Pro im suprised , kinda sounded like a bricasti m7. thanks.
Hi +insanebiscuit1 Wow!! I wish! Bob Horn has one of the Bricasti's, they sound fantastic! Have a marvellous time recording and mixing, many thanks Warren
Thanks
Every time you talk about your amazing academy, but I wrote you already an email with some questions about the membership... No answer came... ://
Hi Beatmaniacs.de, did you get to sign up? I apologise for the tardiness! Have a marvellous time recording and mixing, many thanks Warren
Cool song and cool mix. The kick sounded funny though...maybe too punchy and too out of the mix for the type of musical style. Very creative song though. I definitely learned some cool stuff watching this. Thanks!
Hi +QuabmasM Thanks very much! Glad you enjoyed the video! Yes we all hear music differently, it's a wonderful thing! One persons idea of what works can be completely different to another!! Have a marvellous time recording and mixing, many thanks Warren
hmm, i find that kick (not the trigger sound, but the open release) and bass really struggling for space around 100/120 Hz. Good video though :)
Hi +Jeroen Bax (exm) Thanks for watching! Yes a little cut an 110hz will be perfect! Have a marvellous time recording and mixing, many thanks Warren
cool!
Hi +TheDementians Thanks very much!! Have a marvellous time recording and mixing, many thanks Warren