I like the no-nonsense way everything is described, and I think it's worthwhile keeping a list of all these little tricks handy for when you're fluffing things up at the end. I just used the reverse reverb trick on the vox of a rock track using Cakewalk; works so well to add just a little extra interest.
Why hasn't this channel blown up yet???🤔Anyways thanks Ethan for the informative video as always, i just finished your video on music production for beginners and music theory, and instantly subbed
You're content is so good honestly. Might've known a couple of these already, but even still very nice to get 'em refreshed, and for someone coming into this not knowing any of these? Total gamechanger tips, all of them.
Great tips Ethan , just booting up live again after 4 years away from studio so picking it up again . Forgot a lot of stuff so these tips are refreshing . Great work 🤘❤️
Hey Ethan So dope to see you doing these! Remember meeting you randomly in a parking lot in orange county after a show and geeking out over your work as candyland. Anyway hope youre good brotha much love
you're one of the best people i've found on this platform that teaches really cool stuff about music production. I really appreciate your content, it's been a massive help already
I'm about to apply 2 or 3 of your songs to my Spotify! Sheesh!!! Superb tips too! Thought these were going to be mad generic like all these other videos. Thanks for uploading. I'm subscribing btw
Great video, dumb question …won’t duping vocal and dousing it with verb cause phasing because it’s a duplicate? Or do you print it with the reverb on it so that it’s different thus not creating phase?
Most useful UA-camr when it comes to using DAWs and audio design. Couldn't have figured out how to make my dreams a reality without you. Thanks for helping me learn!
It might help to make chapters for each tip. So that that people can skip the ones they already know. UA-cam doesn’t consider chapter skipping as bad as it does normal skipping on a video.
The vocal duplicate-reverb trick is great, might use it soon, feels like automation pushed further, thanks for that! Also, on tip n°8 the synth sound sounds so good, is it a preset of yours? Can we find it somewhere? (instrument rack called "Ghost Whistle2", with a Serum preset called "CH poly sine smooth")
CH poly sine is a preset from Oliver that's available on splice! That with the redux effect on it is the sound. If you have serum and splice you can remake it pretty easily!
hahah that's how a lot of people are! and im always surprised. it feels so good to take initiative and make progress on your own and they miss out on that
@@i.am.arcana i used a VST called Massive with just a square wave, a lowpass filter, and come light distortion. you could basically use any square wave with a little distortion then just EQ out the high end
sup guys,I wanna be musician and now i m in searching online daw. I found one,this is Amped Studio, is someone hear something about this online daw ? I need to write a music in a browser,and for me i think is the best product, what do you think ?
The reverb trick kinda is kinda masked by the long reverb your using on your vox send also to if you want your last chorus to be bigger why not like add extensions to your chords or extra harmonies that add more harmonic content and not just reinforce what’s already there(which is what your doing harmony wise with the strings)
Jon Bellion has bitcrushing all over his drums in the first couple mixtapes, you nailed that technique
Another Jon Bellion fan 🙌🏾
I like the no-nonsense way everything is described, and I think it's worthwhile keeping a list of all these little tricks handy for when you're fluffing things up at the end. I just used the reverse reverb trick on the vox of a rock track using Cakewalk; works so well to add just a little extra interest.
love that!
I’ve had that same IKEA reed lamp for over twenty years. I’m amazed at how that product has remained on the shelf over the decades
oh no way! hahah a friend gave them to me and I havent been able to figure out where they're from lol thank you
Haha thought same I have it
Man, this video rocks! Super fun tips!
Thanks for sharing these. Just a tip: time stamps would make your videos even better so we can skip the parts we’re not interested in.
There’s chapters so you can skip around! :3
Always gotta cry about something
Are you kidding me this is awesome, so much knowledge. Showing your actual songs as examples is so cool and helps so much!
Why hasn't this channel blown up yet???🤔Anyways thanks Ethan for the informative video as always, i just finished your video on music production for beginners and music theory, and instantly subbed
I really enjoy your style of explaining. It is hard to be nice and thorough without being condescending, you hit the mark every time.
I appreciate that!
You're content is so good honestly. Might've known a couple of these already, but even still very nice to get 'em refreshed, and for someone coming into this not knowing any of these? Total gamechanger tips, all of them.
Liked it from 1 to 9, all very musical and inspiring.
Omg love these tips :) Thanks so much!
dope tips , i gotta try them soon
I am just starting to produce my own music and your channel is soooo helpful! Thank you! Also, cool music!
You are the best person ive come across in the learning phase of my music production thank you so much ❤
The editing at the beginning of the video was so fast it gave me whiplash
Great tips Ethan , just booting up live again after 4 years away from studio so picking it up again . Forgot a lot of stuff so these tips are refreshing . Great work 🤘❤️
Dude I’m
Just getting back into music and found your channel. It’s great man. Thank you
I like to gate the vocal coming into the reverb, which creates punchy reverb that doesn’t cloud the tails
Do you have a video on warping out longer sections or full tracks which were recorded on tape? I'd like to see that if not.
I've gotten lazy and havent done the reverse reverb trick, thanks for reminding me, its so effective 🐲
Good job man! Very clear, focused, and handy tips without your mid-life crisis, mother in law, or other intrusions some do!
Amazing vid as usual. Thank you for these! Digging your songs too btw
very nice video also how did you make that ghost whistle pad
WOW!! So much goodness in this tutorial - I've always wondered how people get the reverse audio effect. Thanks!!
Thanks for sharing these tips!
Dope tutorial, thanks bro. Now I’m bumping ‘haunt me’ and checking out more from your artist project ‘Earth 2 Ethan’🔥
wooo, thanks for listening!
This is awesome man! The information, the vibe..everything. Thank you!
This video got me excited to go into the studio today 🎉
Thanks bro. Excellent information
really great ideas ethan. thx 4 sharing
Thank you. I’m back from a hiatus from making music/producing and I think a lot of this is what I needed and what I’ve been hoping to learn. Thanks!
Great video as always, thanks for the effort you go to, to help us less experienced. Much appreciated on my end! 👏
Thanks so much for sharing, going to give some of these a try 💯
Thank you, any video coming out on sound selection?
Awesome video!
Thanks for the video dude, had some good stuff in it
Love this bro thank you and do you have any tips for singing harmonies ?
Entertaining and informative as always. Really appreciate the effort! Keep up the good work, Ethan!
What a great video full of so many cool tips. Really glad you made this.
thank you!
Been trying to learn vocal trick thank you
Thanks so much man! You’re so genuine and cool! Looks like you’re making the best of life!
Love this distortion trick in „Melting“
Ooo good catch. Yes!
Thanks for these tips. Greetings from Canada. Have a nice day.
Hey Ethan So dope to see you doing these! Remember meeting you randomly in a parking lot in orange county after a show and geeking out over your work as candyland. Anyway hope youre good brotha much love
dude i tooooootally remember that actually, i think at Mansion. good to hear from you!
Super helpful bro
coool! amazing Ethan thanks!
Great stuff. New subscriber here. Just wondering, the reverb on the Words, is it 100% wet?
I love the voice pad trick
Your vocal sounds very awesome!
Thanks a lot although a bit more detail as to how to do all of this would be very helpful as I can't really replicate it goes so fast
Doesnt haas effect cause tons of phasing issues? Those sounds can simply vanish in certain listening setups.
I've heard that, but I've never actually noticed that on anything I've used the effect on! I haven't had any problems in 10 years of using it.
@@CompleteProducerI had it once. After analog mastering, I don't know what in world these guys' processors were, one sound one was half vanished. 😳
Loved watching the video though. Good content!
you're one of the best people i've found on this platform that teaches really cool stuff about music production. I really appreciate your content, it's been a massive help already
wow thanks so much!
Good stuff!
Dude, you’re incredible! Thank you for sharing this with us!
I'm about to apply 2 or 3 of your songs to my Spotify! Sheesh!!! Superb tips too! Thought these were going to be mad generic like all these other videos. Thanks for uploading. I'm subscribing btw
thank you! you got this!
My life changed when I got some distortion pedals to use as sends with my interface.
Great video, dumb question …won’t duping vocal and dousing it with verb cause phasing because it’s a duplicate? Or do you print it with the reverb on it so that it’s different thus not creating phase?
If the signal of the duplicated vocal is 100% wet for the reverb you shouldn't have any phasing issues!
Wow bro, that was neat
would be interested in how to do sound design for videos
Bro you are such a good boy!!
Thank you I love your videos
Most useful UA-camr when it comes to using DAWs and audio design. Couldn't have figured out how to make my dreams a reality without you. Thanks for helping me learn!
wow that's incredible! keep it up!!
nice! thanks!!!!
It might help to make chapters for each tip. So that that people can skip the ones they already know. UA-cam doesn’t consider chapter skipping as bad as it does normal skipping on a video.
that is something i do need to do ive just been focusing on making new videos!
Thanks 🤩
the song section at 1:09 sounds so much like a section from an ariana grande song i love it 😍😍
Love it ethan thank you!!
Solid Tips! I think anyone and everyone will find these useful.
11:50 Could anyone help me create the "ghost whistle" sound he mentions here? or maybe a sound library I could find it in?
It's a Serum preset called CH Poly Sine Smooth from Splice. It's in an Oliver pack.
@@CompleteProducer ty fr
Your vids are very easy to digest and explained well thanks man.
The vocal duplicate-reverb trick is great, might use it soon, feels like automation pushed further, thanks for that!
Also, on tip n°8 the synth sound sounds so good, is it a preset of yours? Can we find it somewhere? (instrument rack called "Ghost Whistle2", with a Serum preset called "CH poly sine smooth")
CH poly sine is a preset from Oliver that's available on splice! That with the redux effect on it is the sound. If you have serum and splice you can remake it pretty easily!
@@CompleteProducer Thanks a lot, will look into that :)
the serum whistle chords thing whats the preset?
Thanks
Does your paid course have stuff in it that isn’t on your UA-cam?
Super nice video!
whoaaa so cooool
I'd like to hear more of your 1975 feel... very cool video. Ty Edit: them strings.... ✨
Great video
love it
That rnb song is fucking insane
thank you!
Yes
Gives me some self confidence that I knew pretty much all of these
Long time caller, first time listener Will you please teach me how to do everything so I don't have to do anything at all. Thanks!
hahah that's how a lot of people are! and im always surprised. it feels so good to take initiative and make progress on your own and they miss out on that
Using your voice as a pad soo Kewl!
You know you can right click the menu bar and remove the category folders in your effects etc., right?
wowwww i actually didn't know this, thank yoU!!
Do you teach music production one to one?
u can press R 2 reverse easy and quick in ableton
cool video - what kontakt library are you using for strings?
I've been using Session Strings. But if you're just doing the "one long note" thing you can find a lot of long single notes on Splice!
…This guy is good
heyyyyyy when you releasing 'haunt me'
it's out under the name Earth 2 Ethan!
@@CompleteProducer thank you, King. Can I ask what you used for the thicc bass that comes in on the chorus?
@@i.am.arcana i used a VST called Massive with just a square wave, a lowpass filter, and come light distortion. you could basically use any square wave with a little distortion then just EQ out the high end
siiiiiick thank you!! @@CompleteProducer
cool
Thanks !❤ pls timestamp😊
Praises self
Selective Reverb
Haas
sup guys,I wanna be musician and now i m in searching online daw. I found one,this is Amped Studio, is someone hear something about this online daw ? I need to write a music in a browser,and for me i think is the best product, what do you think ?
The reverb trick kinda is kinda masked by the long reverb your using on your vox send also to if you want your last chorus to be bigger why not like add extensions to your chords or extra harmonies that add more harmonic content and not just reinforce what’s already there(which is what your doing harmony wise with the strings)
sounds like you're ready to make your own videos!
Can I get some releasing information from you? I love ur videos that very easy to understand ! Thx for everything！！！！
I’m really not trying to sound like an a hole here but these are more so post-production/mixing things and not so much sound design
I’d more so name this “Production Tricks”
Haas not Hos but all cool 😎
ugh did my editor spell it wrong?? i specified it was haas in the notes haha oh well
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