Hey Ova, I'm glad UA-cam recommended it too! Just subbed to your channel. Nice work there! -Arty
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WOW! I just watched your video about reverb and now this video. Subscribed immediately bc I can listen you all day hahahhaha nice and easy to understand
Hi Arty! Millard Randolph Curry here, a 50+ year songwriter & musician. Just a quick note to let you know how much I am thoroughly enjoying your UA-cam Channel. After writing several hundred songs through the years in multiple genres and now having the time & income to roll up my sleeves to mix, master & release my music to my fans I'm glad I found your channel. I look forward to getting to know you & participating in the community. Keep up the good work. Until Next Time... Thanks Again Arty!!!
What's up Millard! You're a real veteran! Yeah, we've seen quite a change in music through the years! But a great song is still a great song! Thanks for your comment, and welcome 🥃👍
@@SkyeLabMusicGroup Thanks (although I feel like a piece of sh** compared to Kraftwerk 😉!). I apply detailed referencing for 5 years, now. But, I constantly rethink and optimize my approach. Thus, it was awesome to learn details about your thought process! Best, Len
Thanks Arty! After 32 years of working for a local school district I am pursuing my love of music and songwriting. I have Cubase and Protools, and am using Cubase to record my songs. I’m learning something new everyday.
Arty I just came across your channel today and all I have to say is WOW! I can relate to everything you're teaching. I started mixing back in late 80's on analog of course. Recorded and mixed tons of records for people in my commercial studio. The computer came along and it just wasn't the same for me but now with my kids making music and i'm listening to all these bad mixes I've gotten back in the mix to help them out so to speak but it's different. The sound is not the same but you can achieve great results. Your channel has opened my eyes and given me insightful knowledge on working in the digital realm and it's great to see you're using Logic as well. Continued Blessings RD
Thank you for such great work and advice. Could you PLEASE tell us the 7 plugins (and in order) that you have on your mix (or master) buss? Thank you, Steve
Glad you liked it. Here is the list, but not enough space to explain in detail WHY each one is there, But I will do that on another video. I have different chains, but this is my default: bx-cleansweep, bx-solo, SSL Comp, UAD ATR-102, L3 Multimaximizer, or Izotope Ozone, Paz Analyzer, WLM Plus. Please let me know if you have any questions about it. Thanks 👍
@@SkyeLabMusicGroup Beautiful, thank you so much !!! I will check it out and let you know. I hope you’re safe and happy out there... have a wonderful 2021
It always amazes me, in terms of practical mixing advice, how engineers who began it the era of tape machines often have better insight. I started mixing tracks back in the early 80's, went into software engineering, and started my own record label in 2018. How have things changed... My first set-up as a kid was a Tascam 4 track mixer, two linear tracking turntables, a Casio keyboard with 2 one second sample banks, and a JVC boom box for amping/recording. Today, if it wasn't for my core skill set in computer programming, I'd be at a loss. Again, thanks the invaluable advice. Harvest Media Company
And I bet with that setup you made amazing music! Because we didn't have infinite possibilities back then like we do now, we learned everything there was to know, and more, about each piece. Thanks so much for the comment. Please check out some of our other videos if you have a chance. Got a great one on Extreme Compression. ua-cam.com/video/X4i5D0mjtYQ/v-deo.html
Arty, its like getting the lost opportunity I had lost once I graduated IAR but couldn't afford to intern in your studio on 43rd street, Now in Texas saying thank you so much man. Please keep them coming.
probably one of the top 3 best videos I have ever seen on audio production advice ( And I have watched thousands) Thank you so much for taking the time to share your knowledge.
I'm born and raised in Brooklyn and trust me, Quad had a reputation for hosting HITS. This guy did a great job with this video. I'll always remember these tips! THANK YOU!!
Thanks Nassi. More videos on the way soon. Also, we're creating a private Facebook Group called "Music Production Academy x SkyeLab Music". Going live by the end of July 2020. Weekly assignments and livestreams, etc. The goal is to make everyone there a badass music producer!!! Please let me know if you're interested in joining, and I'll send you and invite. (send your Facebook profile name) Thanks.
Thanks JSB. I appreciate the comment! Just uploaded a new video on producing vocals. Check it out if you have a chance. ua-cam.com/video/_SPOQYXF8aU/v-deo.html 👍-Arty
I always mix and do top down mastering at the same time. I'll start with a custom Ozone 8 preset, SSL channel custom preset, a vintage limiter, tape saturation, a very soft final compressor and finally a brick wall limiter at -0.1
Hey Cody. Whatever works for you, but usually the custom ozone preset has a limiter on it, and then you have a vintage limiter and a brickwall limiter. Do you use more than one limiter at the same time?
Also for people just getting started. What he said about not mixing through a Limiter is actually completely down to preference too. Plenty of Engineers use a complete top down mixing approach including Limiting in their mixing processes. Try both, they each have their benefits and detriments.
Hey Acled, I understand the approach 100%, and I do it sometimes myself. But for beginners, if they don't know what they're doing, I think they can get into more trouble that way. LOL.
thanks, nice way to break it down. just doing a mixing project now, I know how I want it to sound in my head but probably finding a reference may be a safer option 😎
Hey Marlon. Get it sounding exactly the way you want in your head, and then check it against some reference tracks and make adjustments. It's just another tool to pull out when you need it. Let me know how it works out. And I like your channel bro! Thanks, Arty
@@SkyeLabMusicGroup Arty, thanks for getting back to me. I'm looking into getting logic also..it does seem easier in most respects. Question...how much processing power and ram should I have..I get that spinning ball...I have a I mack from 2011..want to upgrade.
@@kidsplaymusic I don't know exactly how much memory and ram, but I have a Mac Pro (late 2013) trashcan, with 64G of ram, SSD drives, and it still kicks ass! I run Logic and Final Cut at the same time, with tons of plugins. Never get the spinning icon. I recently saw used ones going for around $500, so it's something to look into. (not an official recommendation here :) But I haven't explored everything else on the market. Good luck! -Arty
Great advices, I use the same methods, but one important thing, IMO, is to set the frequency analyzer to RMS reading: it gives you a much better "overall" impression of what's going on, avoiding sudden (and often misleading) peaks...
Hey Diallo, it's a little going back and forth. But if you send it out for mastering, you have to make sure it's off. But if you are mastering, like most home studio people, then yes, leave it on when you print your final mix. - Thanks, Arty
Overall feel Kick and bass right or loose tight or rumble Stereo spread how wide ? Mono etc Depth of field, reverbs which is up close or pushed back Hi end - low end Vocals bright full squished etc Overall mix compression as a whole
Thank you for sharing your tips. A/B referencing is a great way to get similar sounding mixes. At the end of the day your ear is the critical listening tool.
I compare my mixes against ref mixes listening to lows only, then low mids only, then mids only etc. This minimizes masking and always seems like a more accurate match when I am done.
@@SkyeLabMusicGroup I slap a temporary multi band compressor on each with high threshold so it doesn't trigger any gain Reduction. Then I use the solo buttons on the multi band compressor to isolate ranges. When I'm done I remove the multi band compressors. So Yeah it is essentially filters.
Great tip...have been doing this for years...just tonight I A/B'd Billy Ocean's Caribbean Queen (such an amazing arrangement and mix for its time) against an original I'm collaborating on. Keep in mind your monitors and room are big determining factors in what and how you hear the reference mix as well as what you see on a sonic analyzer. You have to know what 10 khz sounds like on your set up, where the mids fall together, and how you interpret the low eq information.
TRUTH, all of it! And yes, Caribbean Queen was absolutely amazing, and so musical as well. So well produced. I think it won a grammy. But yes, the room is a huge factor, always in mixing. But that's why you used to bring reference CD's with us from studio to studio. You know the songs and the mixes and how they should sound. So if the bass sounds boomy in the reference CD, you know that's the room. Your ears begin to get acclimated to it. And I'm actually experiencing that right now. New home studio, and my bass response is still off! More adjustments. Thanks for the discussion! -Arty
Cardo said Limiter is the devil lol...i would agree. i personally dont use it at all anymore but it does give a nice warm saturation at times. problem is on a whole entire track it can really destroy the dynamics sometimes in my opinion
Yes, if you keep it on while your mixing. And everyone got their opinion :) But I use it on and off throughout the mix, and when I'm A/B ing so it pumps the volume up, and it's more comparing apples to apple. BTW, Love the visualizer on your videos! Nice work. -Arty
@@SkyeLabMusicGroup FINALLY!!! Someone that gets it! The answer is yes and no. Lol. The drum loop was originally 4/4 but I cut it short giving it a 6/8 groove. I purposely wanted to create that question in the mind of the listener. The ultimate point is to feel it how you feel it. Some days it may be 6/8, some days it'll feel 4/4. Either way you'll be right.
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I could just as easily listen to this guy describe lasagna.
LOL. Years ago I wrote an article in Home Recording Magazine comparing pizza to mixing. Maybe I'll do a video on it :)
@@SkyeLabMusicGroup pizza is actually an excellent analogy
65 likes on this? Minga! I'll do a video on "Making Lasagna in Logic Pro". Satisfied?
Please get to the point
probably describe it as watery
The way you put the effects on your voice. Easily the best video I’ve ever seen
Hey Chambers, thanks! I really love this comment!!!!! 😁 More videos coming soon! -Arty
Those words came to mind as well, best video on the internets at least. 🤓
I think I heard Polyverse Wider
I love how they put the effects on his voice to make newbies like me understand better :-D
Hey Coraline. Glad you liked that. 😀 Thanks so much for your comment. -Arty
Thanks for the tips!
This video came to my home feed as a suggestion and ohh man i am so satisfied with this technique.
Thankyou Skylab for this amazing technique.
Fantastic video and fantastic your energy! Glad to youtube recommend me this video
Hey Ova, I'm glad UA-cam recommended it too! Just subbed to your channel. Nice work there! -Arty
WOW! I just watched your video about reverb and now this video. Subscribed immediately bc I can listen you all day hahahhaha nice and easy to understand
I am your fan by listening you first video about reverb explanation, you are truly awesome teacher
Just bumped into your channel, you are amazing. Hope to see more of your content. 🔥
Thanks Vam. More vids on the way very soon. -Arty
I already subscribed. Can’t wait. 💪🏽
Hi Arty! Millard Randolph Curry here, a 50+ year songwriter & musician. Just a quick note to let you know how much I am thoroughly enjoying your UA-cam Channel. After writing several hundred songs through the years in multiple genres and now having the time & income to roll up my sleeves to mix, master & release my music to my fans I'm glad I found your channel. I look forward to getting to know you & participating in the community. Keep up the good work. Until Next Time... Thanks Again Arty!!!
What's up Millard! You're a real veteran! Yeah, we've seen quite a change in music through the years! But a great song is still a great song! Thanks for your comment, and welcome 🥃👍
Really funny sound efx during the explanation 😂✌️.
Hey Lenny, I hope it helped explain it a little better! So I really like Planet B! Reminds me a bit of Kraftwerk. Nice work bro! -Arty
@@SkyeLabMusicGroup Thanks (although I feel like a piece of sh** compared to Kraftwerk 😉!). I apply detailed referencing for 5 years, now. But, I constantly rethink and optimize my approach. Thus, it was awesome to learn details about your thought process! Best, Len
just brilliant
Thanks, i appreciate that!
Nice work!
Man the work on this alone is great.
Hey Hadley, thanks so much for the encouraging comment! Stay tuned for more. -Arty
OMG do I need a good mix❤️💋🙏
Rly great tutorial!! Looking forward to more vids like these
Very helpful! Thanks for posting!!!
Love this channel 👌brilliantly edited.
Hey Soren, thanks for the comment about the editing! This was the first real video I made, so I really appreciate it. -Arty
@@SkyeLabMusicGroup wow, keep doing what you're doing 🙏👌
You've earned a new subscriber! All the way from Tanzania🇹🇿
Hey Kassu, greetings to Tanzania! Now we're really around the world!!! Thanks for subscribing. 👍
You're welcome!
And one for Tasmania :)
You make such easy to listen videos -so much information without a lot of this "uhm" "well" etc - Just the real info fast and clean. Thank you!
Hi Freda. Yep, that's what editing does. Lol. Cleans up all my flubs. 😁
Thanks Arty! After 32 years of working for a local school district I am pursuing my love of music and songwriting. I have Cubase and Protools, and am using Cubase to record my songs. I’m learning something new everyday.
Way to go Jim. Just remember to enjoy the journey, wherever it leads you! Good luck 👍 -Arty
I‘m overwhelmed by this channel! Again: great content, great quality.
Hi Willi, so glad you like it! More videos on the way soon. Stay tuned :)
Arty I just came across your channel today and all I have to say is WOW! I can relate to everything you're teaching. I started mixing back in late 80's on analog of course. Recorded and mixed tons of records for people in my commercial studio. The computer came along and it just wasn't the same for me but now with my kids making music and i'm listening to all these bad mixes I've gotten back in the mix to help them out so to speak but it's different. The sound is not the same but you can achieve great results. Your channel has opened my eyes and given me insightful knowledge on working in the digital realm and it's great to see you're using Logic as well.
Continued Blessings
RD
Thanks for sharing useful tips. Much love from Burundi 🇧🇮. Definitely subscribing
I miss this guy! His content is A1 - come back soon man. 🤝
This made a huge difference. Thanks for posting!
Thank you for such great work and advice. Could you PLEASE tell us the 7 plugins (and in order) that you have on your mix (or master) buss? Thank you, Steve
Glad you liked it. Here is the list, but not enough space to explain in detail WHY each one is there, But I will do that on another video. I have different chains, but this is my default: bx-cleansweep, bx-solo, SSL Comp, UAD ATR-102, L3 Multimaximizer, or Izotope Ozone, Paz Analyzer, WLM Plus. Please let me know if you have any questions about it. Thanks 👍
@@SkyeLabMusicGroup
Beautiful, thank you so much !!!
I will check it out and let you know.
I hope you’re safe and happy out there... have a wonderful 2021
It always amazes me, in terms of practical mixing advice, how engineers who began it the era of tape machines often have better insight. I started mixing tracks back in the early 80's, went into software engineering, and started my own record label in 2018. How have things changed... My first set-up as a kid was a Tascam 4 track mixer, two linear tracking turntables, a Casio keyboard with 2 one second sample banks, and a JVC boom box for amping/recording. Today, if it wasn't for my core skill set in computer programming, I'd be at a loss. Again, thanks the invaluable advice. Harvest Media Company
And I bet with that setup you made amazing music! Because we didn't have infinite possibilities back then like we do now, we learned everything there was to know, and more, about each piece. Thanks so much for the comment. Please check out some of our other videos if you have a chance. Got a great one on Extreme Compression. ua-cam.com/video/X4i5D0mjtYQ/v-deo.html
@@SkyeLabMusicGroup Thanks again, I'll tune in to the latest upload...HMC
Fun fact. My artist alias used to be named after this show. 💙
thank you for your knowledge sir. have a great day!
Looking forward to more of these videos!
Awesome!
Arty, its like getting the lost opportunity I had lost once I graduated IAR but couldn't afford to intern in your studio on 43rd street, Now in Texas saying thank you so much man. Please keep them coming.
This guy seems like a cool dude and a great teacher
great!
Hey Dracoon, thanks for taking the time to comment 👍 Arty
probably one of the top 3 best videos I have ever seen on audio production advice ( And I have watched thousands) Thank you so much for taking the time to share your knowledge.
I'm born and raised in Brooklyn and trust me, Quad had a reputation for hosting HITS. This guy did a great job with this video. I'll always remember these tips! THANK YOU!!
Hey Kevin, Brooklyn rules!!! And Quad is still at it, and expanding once again (after downsizing during the 'purge') I was there last week. Thanks!
a phenomenal teacher
7 minutes Masterclass...
Thank, Sir!
Thanks Heitor! That's a big compliment, I appreciate it :)
You're a good teacher that's why I subscribe
Thanks Nassi. More videos on the way soon. Also, we're creating a private Facebook Group called "Music Production Academy x SkyeLab Music". Going live by the end of July 2020. Weekly assignments and livestreams, etc. The goal is to make everyone there a badass music producer!!! Please let me know if you're interested in joining, and I'll send you and invite. (send your Facebook profile name) Thanks.
Great video 😊, thank you
smokin -- great video
wicked narrative fun uplifting and inspiring Cheers.
Hey Lloyd, thanks my man! -Arty
It's a Pleasure Arty hip hip!
I love listening to this guy.... miss the east coast so much :)
Hey Dragon, so whatcha do, move to the sunny side? If you did, I don't blame you :) -Arty
Great tips and tricks. Cheers.
Thanks JSB. I appreciate the comment! Just uploaded a new video on producing vocals. Check it out if you have a chance. ua-cam.com/video/_SPOQYXF8aU/v-deo.html 👍-Arty
helped broaden my understanding of mixing. thanks!
Arty thx we appreciate you great stuff
I always mix and do top down mastering at the same time. I'll start with a custom Ozone 8 preset, SSL channel custom preset, a vintage limiter, tape saturation, a very soft final compressor and finally a brick wall limiter at -0.1
Hey Cody. Whatever works for you, but usually the custom ozone preset has a limiter on it, and then you have a vintage limiter and a brickwall limiter. Do you use more than one limiter at the same time?
Also for people just getting started. What he said about not mixing through a Limiter is actually completely down to preference too.
Plenty of Engineers use a complete top down mixing approach including Limiting in their mixing processes. Try both, they each have their benefits and detriments.
Hey Acled, I understand the approach 100%, and I do it sometimes myself. But for beginners, if they don't know what they're doing, I think they can get into more trouble that way. LOL.
thanks, nice way to break it down. just doing a mixing project now, I know how I want it to sound in my head but probably finding a reference may be a safer option 😎
Hey Marlon. Get it sounding exactly the way you want in your head, and then check it against some reference tracks and make adjustments. It's just another tool to pull out when you need it. Let me know how it works out. And I like your channel bro! Thanks, Arty
you make learning fun and interesting.
Thanks
Hey Danile, Glad you enjoyed it! Please check out some of our other videos on the channel. 👍 Arty
@@SkyeLabMusicGroup Arty, thanks for getting back to me. I'm looking into getting logic also..it does seem easier in most respects. Question...how much processing power and ram should I have..I get that spinning ball...I have a I mack from 2011..want to upgrade.
@@kidsplaymusic I don't know exactly how much memory and ram, but I have a Mac Pro (late 2013) trashcan, with 64G of ram, SSD drives, and it still kicks ass! I run Logic and Final Cut at the same time, with tons of plugins. Never get the spinning icon. I recently saw used ones going for around $500, so it's something to look into. (not an official recommendation here :) But I haven't explored everything else on the market. Good luck! -Arty
Excellent tutorial! thank you very MUCH!! from Colombia!
instant like. great tips. subbed. ty!
Very good work Sir
This guy knows what he's talking about. 99% pf other youtubers dont!
Thanks! Try and check out our latest video, 18 Mix Tricks for 2 Track Beats. ua-cam.com/video/UUJaW8ve3Ew/v-deo.html Hope you find it useful! 👍
Awesome vid, man! Thank you for sharing your experience
Great advices, I use the same methods, but one important thing, IMO, is to set the frequency analyzer to RMS reading: it gives you a much better "overall" impression of what's going on, avoiding sudden (and often misleading) peaks...
Sir, you know very well how to explain well to a novice .
Thank you so much . 😍🎼🎻🎹🎺🎸🎷🎵🎶👌🏼👍🏼
Thank you sooo much!
This helped me in the use of meters for a/b reference. You make all things easy to comprehend.
Hey Joe, thanks! Glad it helped! Check out some of our other videos if you have a chance. -Thanks, Arty
Great tips from one of the best in the business, thanks Arty!
Thank you! Janet!
Not only did I learn a thing or TEN! This was so entertaining to watch. Thank you for posting!
Thank YOU! I hope it helps you make better nachos. (Same concepts) please check out the rest of the channel if you have a chance. Thanks 👍
This is GOLD
thank you very much im always learning thank you
Yep, learning never stops. And there's always new software and new tech, so you have to stay on top of it.
Subscribed! This is fantastic! Thank you for being so creative in your lessons! Bad ass!
Excellent Thanks
Subscribed rightaway!!! Thanks for the no non-sense tackling on a/b-ing.. this saved me a lot of time!!! More power to your channel!
Thanks Freethinker, I appreciate the encouragement! More videos coming soon :) -Arty
Good honest vibe 👌
Awesome tips! i can't wait to try this out with my new track
Sounds great!
Good Advice Amma compare it to everything
is he saying set the limiter up to balance the sound then turn it off and mix to match that sound?
Hey Diallo, it's a little going back and forth. But if you send it out for mastering, you have to make sure it's off. But if you are mastering, like most home studio people, then yes, leave it on when you print your final mix. - Thanks, Arty
Overall feel
Kick and bass right or loose tight or rumble
Stereo spread how wide ? Mono etc
Depth of field, reverbs which is up close or pushed back
Hi end - low end
Vocals bright full squished etc
Overall mix compression as a whole
Great vid, Love it 2:06 for the Brass tacks
Thank you for sharing your tips. A/B referencing is a great way to get similar sounding mixes. At the end of the day your ear is the critical listening tool.
Hey Loopback. Yep, you have to trust your ears 👍 thanks for the comment. - Arty Skye
thanks for this video. we need more of you!
You are great. Thanks sir ♥️
*WOW* great advice and tutorial
this is all great advice, very helpful
I will try your tips
Great! Let me know how it works out. 👍
DEF found this vid useful, I almost felt like a Mob Boss was teaching me how to go about my A/B'ing skills 🤣🤣Salute from Australia
Wat, you gotta problem wit dat? Lol. Born and raised in Brooklyn New York. Glad you enjoyed 😀
@@SkyeLabMusicGroup | must be the accent....I was intrigued 😜 y'all have any vids on "GainStage" here?
I compare my mixes against ref mixes listening to lows only, then low mids only, then mids only etc. This minimizes masking and always seems like a more accurate match when I am done.
Great idea actually! I will try it. How exactly do you do that? Filters?
@@SkyeLabMusicGroup I slap a temporary multi band compressor on each with high threshold so it doesn't trigger any gain Reduction. Then I use the solo buttons on the multi band compressor to isolate ranges. When I'm done I remove the multi band compressors. So Yeah it is essentially filters.
@@Endless_Skyway_Adventures Love that!!! Definitely going to try it. Saw your channel. Nice work on that van! :) -Arty
@@SkyeLabMusicGroup thanks for the kind words!
Really enjoyed this video. Great presentation.
Thanks so much for your comment. If you have a chance, please check out some of our other videos :-)
Thank you for your generosity. Quite a useful video.
Hi Rose. Thanks for your comment. Please check out some of our other videos. Hopefully you will find something useful there as well. 👍
This channel is Golden. Thank you, Sir! :-)
GOLD!
This is the best straight talk video I've seen. Great video to the point when you're already thinking like this! Thank you.
Hey Jairous, glad you liked it! Please check out rest of the channel when you have a chance. 👍 Arty
New subscriber here. Thanks you so much for the tips. Very helpful. Looking forward to watching more of your videos.
Great tip...have been doing this for years...just tonight I A/B'd Billy Ocean's Caribbean Queen (such an amazing arrangement and mix for its time) against an original I'm collaborating on. Keep in mind your monitors and room are big determining factors in what and how you hear the reference mix as well as what you see on a sonic analyzer. You have to know what 10 khz sounds like on your set up, where the mids fall together, and how you interpret the low eq information.
TRUTH, all of it! And yes, Caribbean Queen was absolutely amazing, and so musical as well. So well produced. I think it won a grammy. But yes, the room is a huge factor, always in mixing. But that's why you used to bring reference CD's with us from studio to studio. You know the songs and the mixes and how they should sound. So if the bass sounds boomy in the reference CD, you know that's the room. Your ears begin to get acclimated to it. And I'm actually experiencing that right now. New home studio, and my bass response is still off! More adjustments. Thanks for the discussion! -Arty
Cardo said Limiter is the devil lol...i would agree. i personally dont use it at all anymore but it does give a nice warm saturation at times. problem is on a whole entire track it can really destroy the dynamics sometimes in my opinion
Yes, if you keep it on while your mixing. And everyone got their opinion :) But I use it on and off throughout the mix, and when I'm A/B ing so it pumps the volume up, and it's more comparing apples to apple. BTW, Love the visualizer on your videos! Nice work. -Arty
@@SkyeLabMusicGroup thnx man and ur right it is apples to apples
So happy to find this , great advice , thanks!
So happy you found us as well! Thanks for your comment :) -Arty
Watched couple of your videos and Boom! Subscribed! You are a very good teacher :) , Very usefull tips.
Thank you very much :)
Hey rZee. Nice! Thanks for your sub and your comment 👍 Arty
This is very great information!!!! Producers and engineers nowadays don't know how to use their ears. Thank you for this.
Good audio advice thanks!
i can't wait to smash my next mix with a limiter..
Hahaha! I hope that's not the takeaway you're getting from the video.
Great video thanks
wonderfully helpful
Wow this was great advice. I'm always skeptical towards x amount of ways to do something. Good job.
Hey Pat, thanks for the comment. More vids on the way soon! -Arty
Thank you 🙏🏾 most of this info is stuff most people know but hard to approach and gather into meaningful stuff, well explained easily understood
Glad it helped! Check out our other videos if you have a chance. And BTW, you have a real nice voice. Good pitch and control :)
@@SkyeLabMusicGroup Im really greatful for what you just said there and yes im watching skylab videos all day
Very informative and insightful. Thanks for sharing your knowledge and creating this video! Cheers!
Thanks Gerhard! And I really love that accordion!!! -Arty
Where's the master bus video?
Hey Mello, it's coming. Sooner or later. 12 Odd soul! I like that, it's in 6/4, no?
@@SkyeLabMusicGroup FINALLY!!! Someone that gets it! The answer is yes and no. Lol. The drum loop was originally 4/4 but I cut it short giving it a 6/8 groove. I purposely wanted to create that question in the mind of the listener.
The ultimate point is to feel it how you feel it. Some days it may be 6/8, some days it'll feel 4/4. Either way you'll be right.
Wow You sound like a true New Yorker. Thanks for the tips.
These videos are amazing and informative!