Before You Master Music, Watch This

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  • Опубліковано 16 лис 2024

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  • @martzicianproductions
    @martzicianproductions День тому +7

    You consistently post the most informative and interesting videos on the subject of music production. Thanks!

    • @sageaudio
      @sageaudio  День тому +1

      Thank you so much for watching and leaving such kind words!

  • @MuzdokOfficial
    @MuzdokOfficial День тому +5

    your masters always have been awesome :)

    • @sageaudio
      @sageaudio  День тому +2

      Appreciate that :)

    • @MuzdokOfficial
      @MuzdokOfficial День тому +1

      @sageaudio its been a long time since we did not do any business i took a long break from producing. But you are still my choice when im back into it 😎👌

  • @GloveBunniesVideos
    @GloveBunniesVideos День тому +1

    Such a great video. Thank you so much!

  • @you1oo1
    @you1oo1 7 годин тому

    Really good plugin.

  • @taihtongmao
    @taihtongmao 23 години тому

    Thank You

  • @NELSON_DIAS
    @NELSON_DIAS День тому +1

    Can you make a dedicated video on Clip to Zero stretegy?? How we can start mixing and over all workflow if possible??

  • @G_kendall
    @G_kendall День тому +2

    yessir needed this

    • @sageaudio
      @sageaudio  День тому

      Always happy to be of help!

  • @jaajmedia2118
    @jaajmedia2118 День тому +1

    Thank you sir 🙂

  • @cartoondesignrevealed
    @cartoondesignrevealed День тому +1

    Excellent 🎉ty

  • @nateknowles4
    @nateknowles4 День тому +1

    hey sage. just out of curiosity, whats typically on your mixbus when starting a mix?

    • @sageaudio
      @sageaudio  День тому +1

      Hey Nate, great question! It truly depends on the song, however, we do have a great video on how to mix bus process that covers a pretty typical/general approach we like to do. I'll link it for you below:
      ua-cam.com/video/YysQq9CiDTU/v-deo.html

  • @vincentbrown-scott4610
    @vincentbrown-scott4610 День тому +1

    ❤️

  • @alephestudios
    @alephestudios Годину тому

    all of those things come if you do the one thing right, I think it's not helpful to teach them as if they were obtained differently. I mean, they are concepts you can figure out separately but at the end, actual loudness will come with actual depth and timbre. Maybe the only one that comes apart and complicates my point is widht because the other ones are codified from the same source, while widht is about acchieving all of the other features of a good sound but coming from two sources. Maybe I'm totally wrong but I have observated that if you focus on one of those things, say like hey I want to make this song sound dynamic, it's so easy to loose perspective and not obtain the right loudness, timbre or depth of the track. Let's say a mad thing: we need to learn how to make something sound good (most people can tell if something sounds nice or not), and loudness, depth, etc will be byproducts; instead of trying to get all those things one by one, tweaking forever, to get a good sound.