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10 Mixing Mistakes Beginners Always Make | iZotope
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- Опубліковано 31 тра 2021
- So you have an interest in mixing music, and you’re looking to avoid the pitfalls that swallow up lesser engineers. You’ve come to the right video. What follows are some of the biggest traps we’ve seen bedevil nascent engineers.
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Gain staging article: www.izotope.com/en/learn/gain...
TOC:
00:30 - Not having a clear idea of what you want to do
02:03 - Employing too much processing on a track
03:30 - Trying to turn a sound into something it isn’t
04:34 - Not paying attention to gain-staging
06:59 - Not paying attention to phase relationships
08:37 - Putting reverb on every track
10:18 - Working in solo for prolonged periods of time, and not paying attention to masking.
12:03 - Not paying attention to timing and tuning
12:42 - Adding tons of bass and treble
14:03 - Going for a mastered sound
15:19 - Outro
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"Your ego is not your amigo" well played iZotope... well played.
Just want to shout out whoever edited this video - clean and simple animation, and very effective.
Thanks Alyx, we'll let the video team know!
Izotope Never disappoints, whether It is Plugins or Tutorial/Videos.
If there's one plugin that will never ever ever leave my monitoring chain, it's gotta be Tonal Balance Control and Insight. Don't get me wrong, we should still use our ears and sometimes break rules in order to elevate the artist's vision, but not all of us have properly isolated rooms to mix with, especially me as a beginner, so having a tool to reference to, that gives you solid and unbiased information to work with, it really elevated my mixes to a different level, rather than buying another compressor or eq plugin.
It changed my mixes overnight.
this is good to know
These videos are fantastic. They’re well made, but theyre not watered down. It’s not overwhelming, very good work
Tone balance pro has been a game changer for me, especially since I'm mixing solely on headphones.
I really appreciate the Grand MA lighting console b-roll shots around 4:30. Gave me a chuckle
This is superb advice, thanks a million!
This is seriously the best mixing tutorial I've seen, regardless of iZotope products. I made them all :)
Outstanding video... thank you
I love these videos, as always, thank you iZotope, for everything!!!
Great summary, thanks.
This was a great video. You got your ads in, but in a good, organic way, and really got into some meat. Really good job guys. Not many VST manufacturers earn my subscription, but you certainly have.
Quite helpful, thank you for this. 🙏
This is excellent for a beginner engineer. My ears are pretty good and I know when I don't like the mix but these "small" tips providing some general guidelines will save me a lot of time that I would otherwise have spent "learning the hard way". Thanks iZotope.
Awesome video! Thank you!
Pure wisdom. Thanks a lot.
Great information 🙂
Very helpful! Thanks!!! 🙏🏾💯
Thank you for this!
Excellent video
Big fan of Izotope !
love taking in this kind of training because I either A) review a key basic or B) realize I've been missing a huge puzzle piece
izotope content been really helping NICU move our album forward right now as a full-indie production where I'm songwriting, playing, mixing and mastering all myself in the home studio. appreciate this wealth of awesome info, it makes a big difference to me :)
Great infomercial!
izotope always coming with the heat
Amazing video
Wow... Whata video man!
Helpful!
Wise words of musical wisdom ...............sometimes less means more and more means muddy messy musical mixes.............I know because I've been there too great video
Very good podcast.
Really authentic
pretty good video
Great motion graphics iZotope team.
Actually you *did* miss a fairly big one: monitoring too loudly.
Yes! That is a huge issue. You should apparently be able to have a normal-voiced conversation in a room, and not let your music be louder than that convo.
@@JulianPackardMusic Indeed. Volume is all too often used as a crutch for 'forced' excitement. A huge rookie mistake.
In mixing for film we often drop to 82 or even 79dB. Ear fatigue *is* real and ruins many a mix!
@@petermsull Oh wow, for sure... I hate ear fatigue. I don't even have a dB meter (which I should totally invest in one), but yeah, I'm sure it is good to drop dB.
I'm guessing that is more of a recording mistake than a mixing mistake?
So good liked ❤️🥰😉
My favorite go to trap has always been (and sometimes still is) an everything at once approach. I always have to restrain myself. Don’t mix while recording! Don’t master while mixing! And vice versa.
Not using reference mixes
Awesome
hmmm. in terms of "too much processing", I followed one of your prior videos (mixing from start to finish), and added relays on every track in order to handle this in the visual mixer (on master track). However, when I want to use neutron for track enhancing (on for example piano bus, drum bus, etc), I get also the neutron 3 (which enhanced my track) in the visual mixer on the master track. I totally changes my mix. Am I doing something wrong?
Thanks for this 🤙🏽
This is interesting. I have Nectar Pro and the trial version of Nectar 3 PIus. I did the vocal assistant with both and got two different vocals chains.
To my curiosity, I did it a second time and the same thing happened. Two different vocal chains.
My question is this. What’s difference between Nector Pro and Nectar 3 Plus and why do I get different settings from vocal assistant in each one?
If it ain't broke, don't fix it. This really hits me hard. Thanks, great advice!
Thank you, ;-)
I got one. Mixing in mono!!
Is it a tip or a mistake to mix in solo?
"This goes up to 11", and my number 11 is mixing fatigue/ear fatigue when you have been at it for about 6-8 hours. Then the next day you realise your mistakes, and have to take a few steps back
Happy mixing everyone!
The picture at 4:24 is not an audio mixing console, but a lighting console for light shows, but doesnt matter, right? People cant tell.🤷♂️😅
Yup, definitively recognize the 'overdoing with the plugins' part...
NIce
what a complete tutorial
Release Astra!
11. Adjusting EQ with eyes..
In the video you called the plug-ins “Pro”…Neoverb Pro, Tonal Balance Pro, Neutron Pro. Are these plug-ins a more professional version of Neoverb, Tonal Balance, and Neutron 3? Because I own all 3 plug-ins but they don’t have the name “Pro” attached to them. So I’m confused. Are there 2 versions of the plug-ins - i.e. Neoverb and Neoverb Pro? If so, then how can I purchase the Pro versions? If there aren’t, then labeling it like that (Pro) is confusing to beginners like myself.
The Pro version is the subscription model while the normal ones are one time buy options
@@finnslehrreichelehrvideos213 Thank you!
Maybe in my case it I am not bedeviled by definitely puzzled.
Izotope can we get an episode for spoken word/Voice acting/Vos I would love an episode just to see how VOs operate with IZO tools.
Hey there, you might like this one: ua-cam.com/video/cjxSm80moNk/v-deo.html
Proud to say I made none of these mistakes. What I would add is not saving a 'ground zero' version to revert to if needed
I'm doing very well thank you for the love 💕💕 have a wonderful blessing day keep the faith and keep safe the music is ready coming very soon tell everyone I said hello
I dont agree you need pre-made blueprint. This kills the spirit of improvisation and keeps you limited. You can have some conceptual scaffolding that would help rather than impede your true deep creativity
ua-cam.com/video/nbBq8-ihTuY/v-deo.html&feature=share&t=6m03s
About the gain staging exercises your suggesting (6m03s), where all faders are down: in my education, teachers told me to always leave your faders at 0dBFS, and gain stage with gain plug-in or the gain of the plug-in itself, maintain a RMS of -18dBFS (standard for analog plugins, or plugins that emulate analog gear), and never do this with the faders, because a signal that is too hot, will affect how your plugins react (e.g. compression), and the resolution of your faders is different between -12db and 0dBFS and -60dBFS and -30dBFS! ‘Use your faders for automation, never for gain staging”. Loving izotope, and maybe missing the point of this exercise, could you clarify why your suggesting this exercise? Thx.
Why the blanket statement on reverb? To create a psychoacoustic environment, you do require reverb and delay on everything using inverse square in your "blueprint". Sure you need to sell a product, but the advice given is shocking given who the boss is.
As several people already commented: "not mixing in mono" is by far the biggest mistake you can make
first biggest mistake is the fact that they don't use iZotope ofc :P
The building analogy isn't quite right. With mixing, you're also looking to create 'painter's accidents' on the mixing journey, which isn't practical if you're building a house which has all manner of compulsory stipulations like plans, building regulations.
This video is just a fkn ad.
Very informative 😂