1, input gain to loud 2, output gain to low 3, having the microphone facing backwards 4, H/W buffer size too high 5, mic too close to the a wall 6, mono vocals on sterio track 7, beeing to close to the microphone 8, too much room noise 9, too much compresion or EQ 10, not using your ears but only your gear great video man! thanks for the tips
FINALLY glad to see somebody who knowS what they are talking about but having fun as well and not boring!! I see way too many ppl giving out trash info and the ones who do give out decent are so mono tone and boring...Great work!!
I cringe to think of some of my newbie mistakes! One time I pulled back on the Master Volume on the studio's Neve 24 track console in the middle of session and my instructor about flipped his lid at me! I learned then and there that you NEVER touch the Master Input volume until the session is completely over. My embarrassment was intense and my face a really deep shade of red! 😯 My instructor had worked with Ozzy Osbourne, Ella Fitzgerald, Clint Eastwood and many others at his Hollywood studio, so I felt like a total fool! ;)
Man, you have taught me in two days something I thought would take me weeks to learn. I now have all the equipment you listed in the "Setting up a home recording studio" tutorial I watched yesterday. And now this is video is teaching me the comon mistakes to avoid as a beginner as I work on my first mixtape. This couldn't have come at a better time. So thanks man.
Real legit VU meters are a must. Once you learn how to use them, they can get your mix very close to perfection even when your ears are too tired. They are your visual ears. Also a reference Mix is helpful. A reference mix is a proven professional mix that has similar qualities to the sound that you are trying to get.
As a producer and engineer for 29 years now, I like the tips you've given-though they are very specific for recording vocals. One of the best tips I've ever been given is to have a 'guide track,' a tune that you think is a 'perfect recording' in some way (overall mix, engineering, the placement of the vocals, whatever) and use that to guide what you're working on. My mentor worked on Music Row in Nashville for years and also told me 'NEVER BE AFRAID TO FAIL!' When you're starting, there is a better chance of failing than getting it right. What you learn in failure is often more important. I learned how to mix when recording to DAT was the hottest thing out there...I had to re-learn when I started mixing in the box. I'm glad you're trying to make the world sound better Wayne.wav...thanks.
Great tips man! I especially appreciate the last tip about using your ears because I've heard producers and engineers say that before, but you broke it down in a way that really made sense to me. Even if you follow someone's tutorial exactly, if it doesnt sound right, then something isn't right. Music is super contextual so what works in one instance, may not in another. Never assume something will work just because your levels are good, eq is good, compression is good, etc. Your ears will tell you instantly whether or not something is hitting the way you intended! Just gotta make sure you're paying attention!
"Time brings practice" is such a gay thing to say. Its just stupid. Time doesnt bring practice lol. Practice makes perfect but time does not "bring practice" 😂😂😂 You even capitalized each word as if its a title
Free Game, To the Max! I was recording for nearly three years before I learned about polar position, and gain being too high/too low. If today is your first time recording, and you watch this video, consider this your head start. @wayne.wav , much respect for giving it up how you giving it up.
Bro much appreciation for this video, My buffer size was too slow for mixing and my mic amp was too low, I was stuck trying to figure out what the damn problem was, keep grinding love the videos.
I ask this in full humility and respect in regards to one of your statements that i hear alot of the audio youtubers say. You're in my top 5 favs and always will be to glean from but you mentioned getting your mixing done from a professional. Isn't the purpose of watching these endless youtube videos to aid us in becoming the professionals that the UA-camrs are telling us to go to? Granted, you can't learn all from videos but these are the motivations and tips needed to aid us in getting trained to become professionals.
Mr. Wayne I have to say thank you. You are the best as far I am concern and I appreciate you for all the work you do in these training videos. I will make sure that I mention you, when I pick up my first grammy! You sir, are a blessing to many! Uncle Rob@ Smithtone Records, where Funk Meets Hip Hop!
Great video man .. Joe Gilder talks about "getting it right at the source - GIRATS" - you nailed 10 of the factors that go into that .. it's the old garbage in/garbage out .. mix engineers can only do so much to a "doo doo" recording. Taking the time to real nail that recording with as few toys as possible is the key to great mixes!
Truth be told I didn't think that I would get a lot o out of this video but I'm the first to admit when I'm wrong great video bro it helped tremendously
Listen up all you Ditherers. This is important. If you are learning how to record WavyWayne is the place to go. I’ve been pouring over the internet for years and I can tell you from a point of wisdom that there are countless mixers, masterers and ditherers that have infinite knowledge of recording but there are very few teachers. Just because you know things doesn’t mean you have the ability to impeccably impart that knowledge to others. You have to be a teacher to do that. WavyWayne is that teacher. He just might be the top of the list of individuals who have the ability to give you his knowledge in a way that you can actually utilize it with minimum confusion. We all know that people are born with the ability to play a musical instrument. We all know that people are born with the ability to sing. In the same way teachers are born with this gift of teaching. WavyWayne has this gift outright. I’m not telling you to avoid other tutorials. I’m saying that if you want the best the internet has for free, awesome learning WavyWayne is the place to go. Don’t take this lightly and don’t hold the fact that he does rap almost exclusively against him. (Yea, Wavy. I can joke too) Copy and paste this so others will know. Thanks Wavy!
Yo, everything you're saying is accurate man, I know you make good mixes, but you should get outta that corner. You probably have plenty of other studios you work in too, but you should let these engineers know that they should avoid those at all costs, because of the frequency reflections. Thanks for all the good advice man, much respect!
As Oscar said. Having your microphone in a corner could end in having to do a lot of EQ or having a really poor recording, regardless of how much work you out in it
Man I’ve been recording music for over 10 years and I never knew it was this easy to record sure there are some things a rookie don’t know then a vet but it will still put out good quality
i made mistake #3 after i moved my setup to a new house, and it took me days to actually realize how simple the issue was. That's mad hilarious. I'm glad i'm not the only one that's did that, lmao.
If you ever plan to make a vinyl record, final mix for the record engineer usually should be sent at -6db for the whole recording...:) the mastering engineer will make it loud!
I DON'T CARE YOU MAKE FUN OF US AS LONG YOU KEEP SHARING YOUR KNOWLEDGE ON ALL OF US WANNABE'S RECORDING ENGINEERS THAT ALREADY SPEND BUNCH OF MONEY ON A HOME RECORDING STUDIO LOL KEEP IT UP MAN YOU ARE THE BEST ON THIS KIND OF TUTORIALS 👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽🤟🏽
KEEPING IT SIMPLE GOES A LONG WAY...WE NOW HAVE THE INTERNET AS A GREAT SOURCE...AND HONESTLY PEOPLE FORGET ABOUT SIMPLY MAKING "YOUR OWN SOUND"...EVEN THESE PROFESSIONALS HAVE THAT GRIT WITH THESE MIXES..YOU GOT IT!
ABOUT STUDIO, HOME STUDIO MONITORS: In my opinion you have to buy brands that make their own loudspeakers, not assembly (80% of the brands) It's a hassle when you have to change a loudspeaker, it's manufactured under specifications and you wait a month to have it. I gave and went to JBL which for the memory, few people know (lack of huge professional culture) is the inventor designer of the studio monitor. I also really like the French brand FOCAL JM LAB, which manufactures its loudspeakers like JBL.
Thank you for the tips. The mono source to stereo track was very important to me since i always kinda misunderstood it when i thought i did... Many thanks
I like to record without any effects, and add later, because I want to hear real-time vocals and easier to send off for mixing, I'll record/do a rough mix later for ideas and direction for the engineer of where I am trying to go with the song (along with a few notes). I find it easier with raw vocals if you can record a GOOD home studio recording is the key. Depending on your experience with mixing try to do that and send it off to an experienced engineer. That can bring your sound vision to life!
Sometimes it’s good to record with effects on in the headphones, some artists like to hear how they sound with the autotune on the beat and if they fail notes or aren’t in key
@@ReviewPimpUSA Ah, I can see where that would be good to record with autotune effect on to get in key. I haven't used autotune maybe I'll experiment with it and create something new within my recordings.
Awesome video, very useful information, great of you to pass on such wisdom to those coming behind you. May God bless all that you are doing, Greatly appreciated, I'm inspired to get started.
Thanks WavyWayne for the tips. I am a beginner beginner engineer with a new home studio.You have been a lifesaver. I find your videos perfect for me to understand. I am using Logic Pro X . I didn’t care to do the engineer thing and would have rather stayed in my lane as a veteran vocalist, but it became too much sharing the main home studio with my husband and son as they are musicians as well. Anyhow because you are so great at what you do and how you instruct I found your videos a great asset. I hope to someday use your services as a Master mixer for some of my tracks. Thanks a million. 🙂 Val Marie Higginbottom. Rejoice Studio. ValmaRejoice Productions
I know your not clowning me man i thought we were cool homie! Lol nah bruh i made like at least 7 of those mistakes at one time or another when i first started i know my mixes still not right! I have the issue with how it sounds on different equipments like cellphones, to car audio! Great video bruh! I came up to south side queens to visit family and had to go to a best friends wife funeral did a song early that morning and gave it to him and there kids!
@@lazyg4836 You want monitors with a flat frequency response meaning they reproduce sound accurately. In my experience rokkits are quite boomy in the low-mid range and not very flat overall.
1, input gain to loud
2, output gain to low
3, having the microphone facing backwards
4, H/W buffer size too high
5, mic too close to the a wall
6, mono vocals on sterio track
7, beeing to close to the microphone
8, too much room noise
9, too much compresion or EQ
10, not using your ears but only your gear
great video man! thanks for the tips
villiam spencer saves me 25 mins you the goat
Lmao im deaddd
Some people just like being intimate with the mic. So can the pop filter be placed futher away and let them get intimate with the pop filter
leonard harris yes , it forces them to stay in place. make sure to have them do a few takes , to set your gain level ✌🏿
*too
FINALLY glad to see somebody who knowS what they are talking about but having fun as well and not boring!! I see way too many ppl giving out trash info and the ones who do give out decent are so mono tone and boring...Great work!!
I just started using pro tools and I'm already giving my engineer good music because of your knowledge. I appreciate this right here.
💯💯
"Your" engineer?
@@puyearprod.929 Yes. Meaning the one he uses. It's basic english. Try to keep up.
Wayne.wav were can I contact u
@@TEXASTR0NG lmmfao
Friend: it don’t sound mixed good
Me:it’s uh lofi
TRUUUUUUU
I love lofi, but this is a good joke, lmao
LMAO!!!!
Lol smh
Lmao only funny Cus I used the same excuse on my LoFi Song 🤣🤣
If you recording with the mic backwards then this ain’t for you.. LIG it
Shak atl hahaaa, well said!
Shak atl H Da Kid just dropped some fire 🔥 Galaxy song ... thank me later for putting u on
I cringe to think of some of my newbie mistakes! One time I pulled back on the Master Volume on the studio's Neve 24 track console in the middle of session and my instructor about flipped his lid at me! I learned then and there that you NEVER touch the Master Input volume until the session is completely over. My embarrassment was intense and my face a really deep shade of red! 😯 My instructor had worked with Ozzy Osbourne, Ella Fitzgerald, Clint Eastwood and many others at his Hollywood studio, so I felt like a total fool! ;)
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Man, you have taught me in two days something I thought would take me weeks to learn. I now have all the equipment you listed in the "Setting up a home recording studio" tutorial I watched yesterday. And now this is video is teaching me the comon mistakes to avoid as a beginner as I work on my first mixtape. This couldn't have come at a better time. So thanks man.
Real legit VU meters are a must. Once you learn how to use them, they can get your mix very close to perfection even when your ears are too tired. They are your visual ears. Also a reference Mix is helpful. A reference mix is a proven professional mix that has similar qualities to the sound that you are trying to get.
I thought the title was click bait but Wayne explains things better than so many other teachers and books. Thank you, you Wavy Wizard.
As a producer and engineer for 29 years now, I like the tips you've given-though they are very specific for recording vocals. One of the best tips I've ever been given is to have a 'guide track,' a tune that you think is a 'perfect recording' in some way (overall mix, engineering, the placement of the vocals, whatever) and use that to guide what you're working on. My mentor worked on Music Row in Nashville for years and also told me 'NEVER BE AFRAID TO FAIL!' When you're starting, there is a better chance of failing than getting it right. What you learn in failure is often more important. I learned how to mix when recording to DAT was the hottest thing out there...I had to re-learn when I started mixing in the box. I'm glad you're trying to make the world sound better Wayne.wav...thanks.
Hi Kevin. I'm looking to book a recording session. Are you located in New York?
Hi Kevin i need to ask you about some recording tips
If you’re not using your ears, and you’re relying on your gear, you’re gonna play yourself somewhere. BARS! FACTS!
Thank you for explaining the buffer size. 10+ years and it felt like the simplest explanation man.
Can we get a UA-cam video of you mixing a song from start to finish
Great tips man! I especially appreciate the last tip about using your ears because I've heard producers and engineers say that before, but you broke it down in a way that really made sense to me. Even if you follow someone's tutorial exactly, if it doesnt sound right, then something isn't right. Music is super contextual so what works in one instance, may not in another. Never assume something will work just because your levels are good, eq is good, compression is good, etc. Your ears will tell you instantly whether or not something is hitting the way you intended! Just gotta make sure you're paying attention!
He is right 🤣 17 years ago i recorded my First vocals in a stereo channel. But Time Brings Practice.
😂😂😂💯💯
"Time brings practice" is such a gay thing to say. Its just stupid. Time doesnt bring practice lol. Practice makes perfect but time does not "bring practice" 😂😂😂
You even capitalized each word as if its a title
Justin Puyear get yo hatin ass on. That statement made above makes perfect sense. You must've been born with patience
Justin Puyear It does if you’re serious enough & focus
#1 home recording mistake. Not properly acoustically treating you room. Literally the best and first investment to make for any kind of recording.
I totally agree! I thought his section about gain staging was a little aggressive too.
ua-cam.com/video/6jAprP7WyvM/v-deo.html
Nah, my room is okay. I’d say it’s a good investment, but it’s not the first thing you need to fix
Buffer size was the one I needed, good looks.
Highly knowledgeable, good information and none of it seems to be misled or incorrect.
Free Game, To the Max! I was recording for nearly three years before I learned about polar position, and gain being too high/too low. If today is your first time recording, and you watch this video, consider this your head start. @wayne.wav , much respect for giving it up how you giving it up.
Dude I wish this guy actually taught me like in a classroom setting. He's giving straight facts.
Bro much appreciation for this video, My buffer size was too slow for mixing and my mic amp was too low, I was stuck trying to figure out what the damn problem was, keep grinding love the videos.
You saved my soul and ambition!!! My mic was backward!!! OMG!!! THANK YOU!!! I have to watch the rest of the video now , lol
I ask this in full humility and respect in regards to one of your statements that i hear alot of the audio youtubers say. You're in my top 5 favs and always will be to glean from but you mentioned getting your mixing done from a professional. Isn't the purpose of watching these endless youtube videos to aid us in becoming the professionals that the UA-camrs are telling us to go to? Granted, you can't learn all from videos but these are the motivations and tips needed to aid us in getting trained to become professionals.
Literally had no idea what I was doing, wasted time trying to figure it out myself. You saved me alot of time Wavy!!
Mr. Wayne I have to say thank you. You are the best as far I am concern and I appreciate you for all the work you do in these training videos. I will make sure that I mention you, when I pick up my first grammy! You sir, are a blessing to many! Uncle Rob@ Smithtone Records, where Funk Meets Hip Hop!
You said it your ears so important preach it my brother
You were my teacher at Extreme Institute!!! What up man! great teacher.
Very nice video! Im going to start recording my new song at home and this video helped me a lot! Thanks! 👍
This is the greatest channel ever!!!
Great video man .. Joe Gilder talks about "getting it right at the source - GIRATS" - you nailed 10 of the factors that go into that .. it's the old garbage in/garbage out .. mix engineers can only do so much to a "doo doo" recording. Taking the time to real nail that recording with as few toys as possible is the key to great mixes!
I kept making the mistakes all the time (6) even though I created MONO track but I kept using mono vocal in a stereo track 🤔🤔🤔🤔😳 thanks for the tips
i'm so happy i finally found an audio production channel that isn't dry af. keep up the good shit brb gonna binge ur catalogue
Truth be told I didn't think that I would get a lot o out of this video but I'm the first to admit when I'm wrong great video bro it helped tremendously
I have the exact same fold up table in my studio right now, and ive felt kind of bad about it. But then i saw yours, and i felt better. awesome video.
Super useful information regarding input compression and EQ....it's so tempting when I'm listening to myself in the headphones lol!
Maaaan i made 8 outta 10 of these mistakes when i first started lol
Lol. Me too. That’s why I know.
Listen up all you Ditherers. This is important. If you are learning how to record WavyWayne is the place to go. I’ve been pouring over the internet for years and I can tell you from a point of wisdom that there are countless mixers, masterers and ditherers that have infinite knowledge of recording but there are very few teachers. Just because you know things doesn’t mean you have the ability to impeccably impart that knowledge to others. You have to be a teacher to do that. WavyWayne is that teacher. He just might be the top of the list of individuals who have the ability to give you his knowledge in a way that you can actually utilize it with minimum confusion. We all know that people are born with the ability to play a musical instrument. We all know that people are born with the ability to sing. In the same way teachers are born with this gift of teaching. WavyWayne has this gift outright. I’m not telling you to avoid other tutorials. I’m saying that if you want the best the internet has for free, awesome learning WavyWayne is the place to go. Don’t take this lightly and don’t hold the fact that he does rap almost exclusively against him. (Yea, Wavy. I can joke too) Copy and paste this so others will know. Thanks Wavy!
I watch your videos because you're funny. Learning something new is a bonus bro.
Yo, everything you're saying is accurate man, I know you make good mixes, but you should get outta that corner. You probably have plenty of other studios you work in too, but you should let these engineers know that they should avoid those at all costs, because of the frequency reflections. Thanks for all the good advice man, much respect!
Jared Schneider facts
What do you mean by frequency reflections
Jay Harp bass builds up in the corners of the room. You don’t want the microphone to pick up those frequencies
As Oscar said. Having your microphone in a corner could end in having to do a lot of EQ or having a really poor recording, regardless of how much work you out in it
appreciate the content on this channel, i'm a noob trying to learn as much as I can, thank you
No doubt fam!
"...unless you have a stereo mic, and I guarantee, you don't..." - funny as hell, I LOL'ed right there, nice vid! All good tip for n00bs.
Man I’ve been recording music for over 10 years and I never knew it was this easy to record sure there are some things a rookie don’t know then a vet but it will still put out good quality
I thought I heard another video say to set the input gain at 6 db. Thanks for setting this newbie straight
"My baby brother crying next door..." lol that's #facts hate when clients have that background noise!
i made mistake #3 after i moved my setup to a new house, and it took me days to actually realize how simple the issue was. That's mad hilarious. I'm glad i'm not the only one that's did that, lmao.
You are great my brother. Your presentation and tips are awsome and applicable. Thanks information is power. Thanks for sharing.
I’m so happy I found his page all these videos really are helpful 💯💯💯💯
Man i appreciate this video so much! Exactly what I needed right now, thanks bro.
Right on fam. 💯
Lotta lotta helpful tios bro.. love it
Well done! I already utilize all of these tips accept the -6db tip. I will be starting that ASAP
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If you ever plan to make a vinyl record, final mix for the record engineer usually should be sent at -6db for the whole recording...:) the mastering engineer will make it loud!
Great detailed advice/tips !!!!!
Thank you and God bless you and yours 💯🔥💪🙏👍
I DON'T CARE YOU MAKE FUN OF US AS LONG YOU KEEP SHARING YOUR KNOWLEDGE ON ALL OF US WANNABE'S RECORDING ENGINEERS THAT ALREADY SPEND BUNCH OF MONEY ON A HOME RECORDING STUDIO LOL KEEP IT UP MAN YOU ARE THE BEST ON THIS KIND OF TUTORIALS 👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽🤟🏽
A lot I knew, some stuff I didn't think about. Funny and candid tutorial. Word up, stay safe!
I like your style. I appreciate the "doo-doo," dude.
Bro youre so helpful! Youre information is gold👌
Thank you bro I need this ... my mistake was not changing the buffer size
You are my buddy. Thank you so much for such a useful lessons. Like your expressions more than your subject.
If you want a really nice mic recording get a valve preamp or compressor.
Going straight into a cheap digital audio interface will kill the audio
EXACTLY
my man wave! always coming through... thanks for all your videos. you the man!
The buffer do work wonders, nice tip!
I’m a rapper tryna mix my own shit. Tired of paying engineers. I’m tryna become one. Thnks Wavy 💪🤔
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KEEPING IT SIMPLE GOES A LONG WAY...WE NOW HAVE THE INTERNET AS A GREAT SOURCE...AND HONESTLY PEOPLE FORGET ABOUT SIMPLY MAKING "YOUR OWN SOUND"...EVEN THESE PROFESSIONALS HAVE THAT GRIT WITH THESE MIXES..YOU GOT IT!
ASTRO BLACKUS I’m tryna make my own sound like you said ! I already shoot music videos, if I can engineer efficient enough I’ll be very skilled
@@TheRealestRuler817 SIMPLE REPETITION WILL DO YOU GREAT BRO! GOOD LUCK
@@waynewav I stopped using engineers over a decade ago. Sure, I'm still learning shit, but best decision I ever made.
All the best to ya, man!
i really like the way you teach and explain things.
excellent video, great stuff for beginners like me. i did 3 or 4 of these things incorrectly on my first vocal recording... wish id seen this first 🙃
Great tips especially the buffer size tip
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My mixes sounded like doo doo
😂😂 we gonna make it.
lol
Mans said it sound like doo doo I’m dead 😂
mines too ctfu one day we gonna figure this shit out
same same. part of why i'm here
All good tips and all the problems I've faced.
you just helped all my problems 😂 you got my subscription
😂 welcome to the family. Join our community too. Seals.wavywayne.com
Love you wavy! Thanks for all the tips.
Awesome video! I like your demeanor and sense of humor
keep smiling brother!
i did all the mistakes 10 years ago. Funny to think about it xD. now i am waaay better and professionell.
M B not at spelling...
Lol
Jxe lmao right
@@josephlee9067 sorry for my bad english :(
Never seen sth so helpful, thank you Wavy Wayne!!
I appreciate the tips, very useful even if you’re not recording music
This man stay with the knowledge good tips bro
ABOUT STUDIO, HOME STUDIO MONITORS: In my opinion you have to buy brands that make their own loudspeakers, not assembly (80% of the brands) It's a hassle when you have to change a loudspeaker, it's manufactured under specifications and you wait a month to have it. I gave and went to JBL which for the memory, few people know (lack of huge professional culture) is the inventor designer of the studio monitor. I also really like the French brand FOCAL JM LAB, which manufactures its loudspeakers like JBL.
Thank you soooo much for this video Bro Wavy Wayne
GREAT VIDEO BROU! CHEERS FROM VENEZUELA
Over half of Max B's catalog was below top quality and that was never an issue.. some people are worried about the wrong technicalities.
Thank you for the tips. The mono source to stereo track was very important to me since i always kinda misunderstood it when i thought i did... Many thanks
My dudes intros are always funny asf
Excellent advice man. God Bless you.
KEEP IT GOING WAVY
This dude is so nice I had to subscribe
Very, very informative for me though difficult to understand for an Austrian (German language).
Excellent picture-quality. 👏🏻👍🏻
I like to record without any effects, and add later, because I want to hear real-time vocals and easier to send off for mixing, I'll record/do a rough mix later for ideas and direction for the engineer of where I am trying to go with the song (along with a few notes). I find it easier with raw vocals if you can record a GOOD home studio recording is the key. Depending on your experience with mixing try to do that and send it off to an experienced engineer. That can bring your sound vision to life!
Sometimes it’s good to record with effects on in the headphones, some artists like to hear how they sound with the autotune on the beat and if they fail notes or aren’t in key
@@ReviewPimpUSA Ah, I can see where that would be good to record with autotune effect on to get in key. I haven't used autotune maybe I'll experiment with it and create something new within my recordings.
Great video man! A couple new things to me but also some good reminders. Appreciate the tips!
Man the pop filter being fist distance is new to me, definitely good to know
Some great advice in this video. Thanks for the tips.
Thank you, exactly what I was looking for.
AWESOME BRO ...keep up the great work.
Awesome video, very useful information, great of you to pass on such wisdom to those coming behind you. May God bless all that you are doing, Greatly appreciated, I'm inspired to get started.
i subbed.. im just getting back into this after 10 years.. i appreciate it..
Thanks WavyWayne for the tips. I am a beginner beginner engineer with a new home studio.You have been a lifesaver. I find your videos perfect for me to understand. I am using Logic Pro X . I didn’t care to do the engineer thing and would have rather stayed in my lane as a veteran vocalist, but it became too much sharing the main home studio with my husband and son as they are musicians as well. Anyhow because you are so great at what you do and how you instruct I found your videos a great asset. I hope to someday use your services as a Master mixer for some of my tracks. Thanks a million. 🙂 Val Marie Higginbottom. Rejoice Studio. ValmaRejoice Productions
I just found your channel and i think you're my new favorite person haha, you dope friend.
Thanks for the nugs of knowledge!
💯💯🙏🏽
Thank you for the video mate !
I just use wavy Wayne Hip Hop template work wonders make recording easy Thank you
I know your not clowning me man i thought we were cool homie! Lol nah bruh i made like at least 7 of those mistakes at one time or another when i first started i know my mixes still not right! I have the issue with how it sounds on different equipments like cellphones, to car audio! Great video bruh! I came up to south side queens to visit family and had to go to a best friends wife funeral did a song early that morning and gave it to him and there kids!
Great help, thanks... also sweet Einstürzende Neubauten tattoo.
#1 - getting rokkits as monitors.
What kind of monitors should I buy then?
@@lazyg4836 You want monitors with a flat frequency response meaning they reproduce sound accurately. In my experience rokkits are quite boomy in the low-mid range and not very flat overall.
This is more helpful than ever
Thanks bro
Yes, most condensers I've seen have symbols on them that indicate the pickup pattern.