@@Antonio-vn5wcbasically, it attenuates higher frequencies so the mids and lows shine through. Humans are much better at hearing higher frequencies, specifically 1-4kHz is typically our best range. Getting rid of those makes it sound muffled to our ears
Fam... I'm not gone lie, I was like "the heck is an underwater effect!? He must mean some sort of EQ. Prolly a low pass with some phase or something." That's why we need to include references for our engineers. The best engineers by you may not be up with the times, but they can do whatever you need if they can hear it. Bryson Tiller sound, or play him any Mustard beat for Roddy and he'll have it in no time lol
@@BraillionaireI think we all went through the same producer mind lol. My first thought was “is he like talking about bringing in autotune for the vocals? Or does he want to add a phaser or chorus to the track? And then I thought about rap and the intro to 6man from drake and I said to myself “low pass filter” lol
@deadfisher0000 what does he want? Because I bet it's not "underwater," it's that old phone sound by using both LPF and HPF with a slight boost in mids.
I've heard rappers sample the sound effect of teleporting or shooting a Kamehameha sound into their beats or just random ass quotes from early 2000s cartoons 😂
@HOLLASOUNDSMUSICyeah, I don’t know how any engineer doesn’t know what he’s talking about, even if you call it something else. Seemed pretty self explanatory. lol
I really believe that the job of the producer is "knowing" what the artist means, people without knowledge of music production will always talk with this kind of references.
Most producers don’t work with people who have no knowledge of music production tho, and many of the ones that do *also* don’t have a lot of knowledge on music production or music theory for that matter
It's funny. I've been a studio experienced vocalist and producer for decades. But as far as engineering goes, I have no idea what I'm doing or what is explained to me. It's like a foreign language unless you're an engineer
“Can you low pass measures 20-23, at 120hz?” would get you exactly what you want pretty much immediately 😂 I try to train as I go if the artist is open to listening. The info definitely allows for more in-depth writing and better use of the audio engineer and studio time
Platinum Producer here, thats the job of an good engineer. period! The artist doesnt have to know low pass filters, thats what the sounddesigner getz booked/paid for fam!
Casual home producer here. 100% and if he can't work out something as simple as an underwater effect, then he should probably be questioning his career choice lol.
Low-pass filter "the beat". Add stereo pitched-down aquarium bubble sounds to the mix. Use an envelope follower on the bubbles to sidechain modulate the pitch of "the beat" in time to the randomly gurgling bubbles. Then, mix in a Hollywood style "sonar" sound effect on the 2nd beat of every measure for that subtle finishing touch! :)
When I quit engineering the one thing I remember telling myself is that I’ll never miss working with people who are “ego first, music second” or folks who good at song writing but bad at on the production side.
@ Hell yeah. It’s actually at the very end of Closer from Downward Spiral, only in the last 20 seconds I think! Crazy good song craft. And it just so happens to be their biggest hit, haha. Also, La Mer has some sick ass “prepared” piano in the beginning. Incredible production style by Atticus Ross!
@@idk-ib9yj Dang it, ok I’m Totally sorry guys. I heard that (thought I read it) somewhere and must have internalized the misinterpreted image in my brain. It turns out that the sound I’m referring to is actually a Reverse sample from Take a Chance with Me by Roxy music (with tons of effects on it like probably a low-pass filter, etc)! (It’s a minute or so into that other song) Brian Eno playing a VCS 3 analog synth… crazy!! My bad, I’m almost as ignorant, when it comes to production, as some of these young rappers! Haha 😂 😜
Similar but different, I can't pin it down but I don't feel like underwater is just a lowpass filter. Neighbors have just a hint of the treble reaching you maybe.
I just spent 5 min trying to figure out if this was staged or one of those producer streams. That's how accurate this the "producer" sold it with the "Ahdoneven know what that means" 😂
As a kid that grew up when 40 had that sound in a chokehold, I knew EXACTLY what that meant. But because I only dabble in engineering I had the opposite problem trying to bring that back to engineering 😂
Bro wanted a soft low-pass around 420hz + hard high pass at 88hz w parallel HP reverb for the drums. Maybe just a low-pass for vocals with low-osc flange. Bonus points for multi-patched M/S compression 😘
I’ve never met a ‘old school’ producer , a producer is always changing styles , staying up to the date on the latest sounds and rhythms, if u can’t adapt you won’t last in the producer game.
As an artist, you should definitely be taking your time to be learning the proper terms so you can better communicate with your producer what exactly you want. That being said, as a producer you gotta understand not every artist is gonna be anywhere near as good as you are at remembering what every little effect is called because it’s not THEIR craft, it’s yours. I honestly believe there should be an equal amount of effort on both ends to understand eachother and make the project better together, that’s what I think at least. Smite me if I’m wrong
This comment.. I'm lucky I rap and I record people. Not a good engineer at all yet I know my terms. Language translation is what needed. I'll be like give me a reference song that does the underwater sound, Hear it then explain the real term.
I get what you’re saying but he’s an engineer not a producer a lot of the time the producer is also the engineer but it really isn’t a engineers job to translate what you mean that’s the producers job. I get it’s a joke btw but since we’re all taking it seriously😂
@josephg6567 yeah I get you, I didn’t realize that they could be separate jobs but my point wasn’t that it’s the sound engineers job to translate, more so my point was that a track can always be better if all the people who work on the song, regardless of responsibilities, work together and try to understand each others jobs to the best of their abilities to make the production go smoothly. But I understand where you’re coming from, at the end of the day this is just a skit lol but a skit based off a real conversation at the end of the day so I wanted to put in my two cents, I just rap and try to work on mixing by myself (which I’m not the best at) so I was trying to give my perspective on this. All love 💙
Okay but i feel like as an engineer you SHOULD know what that means. You should be able to create what the artist wants even if they dont know all the technical terms. Thats like telling a mechanic "i hear a tapping or clicking noise i dont know exactly" and the mechanic going "well i dont know what means" 😂
This comment is what is wrong with the planet! I bet you went to school but can't remember half of it.....smh. And, being your car to me. By the time I fix the little noise, you could have bought a new car 😂
Difference between a lost in time person and uptodate is trying to understand these new terms Ive seen dudes slap exactly what the rapper asked for and they aint even using words sometimes
Yeah but if you tell em “this guitar tone sounds a little too Umami and I need it more Savory yet delicately crunchy… these jokers all of a sudden know metaphors 🤦🏽♂️ I can’t stand oldheads
EXACTLY. Imagine telling your mechanic "i hear a clicking sound. sounds like popcorn maybe?" And they go "well i dont know what that means so might as well total the car and get a new one" Like brother THATS YOUR JOB😂
@@RayTheomo This analogy in no way runs parallel to what’s happening here. I think you tried to shoehorn descriptive language into a comment despite irrelevance
reminds me a bit of Tom Scott's collaboration with beardyman, where he was asked "Give me like a plossive with a fricative" and his eyes lit up with his knowledge, knowing exactly what was needed, feeling ready for the moment, and then later learning beardyman is not at the same level of speaking and language knowledge as Scott, and not everything he asks for will be as direct and understandable for Tom
it's the producers job to understand the artist and develop their communication so they can ask for what they want. it's not the artists job to know to ask for a low pass filter into a reverb. it was really good comms from the artist.
Producers should make a super short, concise “Production Terminology for Dummies” video that runs through all the common effect names with examples and play it before each session. Kinda like the safety videos you had to watch at Bounce U as a kid
For the young rappers it’s called a low pass or high pass filter on the beat depending on what sound your looking for. That is what you want to tell your engineer.
I’m an old skool engineer since 90 and I know exactly what he’s talking about what he meant and how to execute. Pretty simple actually this def ain’t an old head vs new this is a professional vs amateur engineer
I think he means putting the entire mix through the cheap Chinese stomp box Flamma FC05 multi modulation on the 'liquid' setting. Sounds very under water with lots of crazy bubbles going on!!
“Yo, make my voice sound purple”
mid level distortion through a revitalizer and then a smidge of shimmer reverb. Bam! purple.
@JimmyNuisance "nah fam. That's sounds lavender. "
@@bobcruz2826 still a little too pink for me
OK let me google what effects they be putting on Future's voice.
😂😂😂
Producer gave him a look like:
Nobody leaving this room unless someone says “Put some Low Pass”.
Bro!!!! I just posted a similar comment and then I scroll down and see another dude that knows what’s up. lol
@@thomasskymore6190me too lol
Would it be muffeld?
@@Antonio-vn5wcbasically, it attenuates higher frequencies so the mids and lows shine through. Humans are much better at hearing higher frequencies, specifically 1-4kHz is typically our best range. Getting rid of those makes it sound muffled to our ears
High pass
I made it once sound like underwater and they were like “that’s too underwater” bring that shit back to the surface
😂😂
😂😂😂
You saved their music from drowning! Haha!
lol
Just at snorkel level LMAO
I go ahead and tell the artist it’s called a lowpass filter so they know with the next person who engineer them 😂
Giving out gems one session at a time 😂
Ohhh😂😂that's what iss
man I thought he was talking about chorus
Fam... I'm not gone lie, I was like "the heck is an underwater effect!? He must mean some sort of EQ. Prolly a low pass with some phase or something."
That's why we need to include references for our engineers. The best engineers by you may not be up with the times, but they can do whatever you need if they can hear it. Bryson Tiller sound, or play him any Mustard beat for Roddy and he'll have it in no time lol
@@BraillionaireI think we all went through the same producer mind lol. My first thought was “is he like talking about bringing in autotune for the vocals? Or does he want to add a phaser or chorus to the track? And then I thought about rap and the intro to 6man from drake and I said to myself “low pass filter” lol
The way he says “The beat, the beat” and shows the beat with his hands. 😂
So on point
the beat is like watermelon sized 😂🤣😂🤣
@@mitchheintz7397🍉🍉🍉💀💀💀
😂😂 that’s too funny
@@Vizion512 It was 'off'.
See this is the beat...now it's underwater see? 😂😂
having grown up in the studio since the 70s, this is a great example of my take on kids in the studio nowadays...
😂😂😂
I'm a piano player not an engineer and Imknow exactly what the the kid wants. Do you seriously think it's an unreasonable ask?
@deadfisher0000 I'm a bass player, it can be at times...smhl
@deadfisher0000 what does he want? Because I bet it's not "underwater," it's that old phone sound by using both LPF and HPF with a slight boost in mids.
That is a bandpass filter, yes, @@monetprod1
Young rappers be adding everything to the song but good bars. Lol.
This !
😂😂😂
Yoooo!! This gotta get pinned!
I've heard rappers sample the sound effect of teleporting or shooting a Kamehameha sound into their beats or just random ass quotes from early 2000s cartoons 😂
@@gluebreeza1999mf doom was using random ass cartoon samples from the 60s, not a young rapper thing just a rap thing 🤷🏽♂️
Artist: “Ok now make it sound like it’s underwater”
Engineer: *throws the entire computer into the ocean*
Lol
The under water effect is one of oldest effects, it's just a unison effect caused by clashing frequencies that play nere the same sound to each other.
@HOLLASOUNDSMUSICyeah, I don’t know how any engineer doesn’t know what he’s talking about, even if you call it something else. Seemed pretty self explanatory. lol
😂😂😂😂🤦🏾♂️
Should be called, 'When Amateurs book Professionals'!
A.k.a "Make it sound like I'm in the queue outside the club"
I used to say: make it sound like I’m standing outside of a party and I’m not on the “the list” 😂
Partynextdoor built a decent career off that idea
😂😂😂😂😂😂
You mean I should make it as if your voice is cracking and you are about to cry? Let me just deactivate autotune and the filters.
Oh yeah! Im quite familiar with that sound 😂
Check out People Under the Stairs song Out Da Club
If you want a true underwater effect, you add a flanger or phaser to the lowpass filter
I was looking for this. I think of Underwater, I think of 40 (drakes prod). hes known for that term
Actually if you want the true underwater effect go underwater
Facts 🎉
@@-BBPH😂 💯
Or you change the bit rate which doesn’t lose the quality of the sound
mane in a real situation the engineer would know exactly what u meant by underwater effect
I think the producer was just being smart with him
true, it's probably macro'd into most peoples workflow at this point
@@Tubulor Check the "rappers" sweater. This is a skit that he's in on
@@analogdriven Yee I saw some other ones after this, the acting is impeccable
@ Definitely
Bro takes it so serious, even his head looks like a microphone.
😂😂😂😂😂😂
OH SNAP!!! lol 😂
Never seen a balding microphone before
I miss when ppl sticked to a topic instead of trying to get their racism off 🤣 move on
@@seanmccreary4157racism where? Tf u on about his head DOES look like a microphone.
"i dont even know what that means " i croaked 😭
😂😂😂
Nahhh "croaked" is next level WHITE😂😭
aint frog legs a soithern hood delicacy? lmao @@YAPdoIIa
@@YAPdoIIa no dude he’s a catfish 😅😅😅
@@YAPdoIIa 🤣
Even the cadence of the engineer’s speech, like Every. Single. Detail. Is beyond on point.
I really believe that the job of the producer is "knowing" what the artist means, people without knowledge of music production will always talk with this kind of references.
Most producers don’t work with people who have no knowledge of music production tho, and many of the ones that do *also* don’t have a lot of knowledge on music production or music theory for that matter
Yeah I'm sure it's a real up tight industry these days@@Mamarudegyal
It's funny. I've been a studio experienced vocalist and producer for decades. But as far as engineering goes, I have no idea what I'm doing or what is explained to me. It's like a foreign language unless you're an engineer
@@Mamarudegyalreality is chasing you. But you run much faster
It's a joke, kids. Look 'em up. They're pretty cool
Bros trim looks like he was doing 100 with the top down 😂
Damn 😂
lol u ain't shit lol
@@2l0w3r9 lol
Bruh lmao😅
That’s Wildddddd 😂😂😂
He means to take out the High frequencies. Very simple concept.
"momma dont worry you raised a gangsta imma survivor" type a haircut
Lmao oh shit I was wondering if I would see this reference 😂 buddy in prison for killing his barber. Can’t make this shit up lol
@@sosanotsammy21 4 22 in the morning you a fuckin KEVEN HART
this haircut is what my balding curlyhaired stepdad had in the early 80's
Legit 2 different hairs types and hair styles. You must have 0 life experience yo
@@AbnormalxSocietyniqqa I know you not serious
How did he not have a general idea tho? Underwater effect is pretty spot on for a filter.
He should have started going through the Waves plugins one by one :D
It’s a skit
@@rowanb4395this was a good one😂
Low Pass Filter. You're asking for a Low Pass Filter.
💎💎
“Can you low pass measures 20-23, at 120hz?” would get you exactly what you want pretty much immediately 😂
I try to train as I go if the artist is open to listening. The info definitely allows for more in-depth writing and better use of the audio engineer and studio time
That’s the problem with most of the new schoolers, allergic to listening 🤦🏾♂️🫤
@@SW33T_Dr34M his shirt literally says "Anti Social" He aint listening to nobody
that isnt funny tho
At least he didnt ask for the spider sound. Iyk yk😂
😂
Wait, what is the spider sound for real 😂😂
@@MixedByEl Check out this Rap prodoucer name Crank Lucas. He has funny skits
@@MixedByElit’s similar to a giraffe sound but with a shorter neck
Lol classic
This is hella on point 😂😂😂
Platinum Producer here, thats the job of an good engineer. period! The artist doesnt have to know low pass filters, thats what the sounddesigner getz booked/paid for fam!
you right they dont NEED to know it. but a reference track goes a long way.
Name your platinum hits you produced? Never heard of you.
Casual home producer here. 100% and if he can't work out something as simple as an underwater effect, then he should probably be questioning his career choice lol.
If the artist is truly serious, they're 😢behooved to understand some of the damn basics of the process..
Ida added bubble sounds like "now it sounds like it's under water I was just going to put a low pass filter but you were right" 🤣🤣🤣
😂😂😂😂😂❤
😂😂😂
Low-pass filter "the beat". Add stereo pitched-down aquarium bubble sounds to the mix. Use an envelope follower on the bubbles to sidechain modulate the pitch of "the beat" in time to the randomly gurgling bubbles. Then, mix in a Hollywood style "sonar" sound effect on the 2nd beat of every measure for that subtle finishing touch! :)
‘A high cut filter’
"10-15 seconds" instead of measure of bars is killing me lol
Gotta assume 8 bars
It’s all part of the learning curve.
He should of said, Turn me into a dolphin for 8 bars right there lmao
I just imagine it being the SpongeBob water sound effect
lol how does that even sound
@@MixedByEl”glbglnglglgbglbglbg” probably
@@MixedByEl yknow the bubbles when it transitions to the next scene ?!? 😂
Me fucking too bro 😭😭☠️
LMAO
When I quit engineering the one thing I remember telling myself is that I’ll never miss working with people who are “ego first, music second” or folks who good at song writing but bad at on the production side.
Trent Reznor actually played a piano Underwater fr to get that “effect!!” NIN, baby! Hahaha 😜
Really?? Which song?? I love NIN
@ Hell yeah. It’s actually at the very end of Closer from Downward Spiral, only in the last 20 seconds I think! Crazy good song craft. And it just so happens to be their biggest hit, haha. Also, La Mer has some sick ass “prepared” piano in the beginning. Incredible production style by Atticus Ross!
Well, you have to be able to actually play an intrument to accomplish that. You're asking too much from these 'musicians'.
@ThePfunkadunkasaur are you sure? i always loved that bit but can't find anything about it when i google it
@@idk-ib9yj Dang it, ok I’m Totally sorry guys. I heard that (thought I read it) somewhere and must have internalized the misinterpreted image in my brain. It turns out that the sound I’m referring to is actually a Reverse sample from Take a Chance with Me by Roxy music (with tons of effects on it like probably a low-pass filter, etc)! (It’s a minute or so into that other song) Brian Eno playing a VCS 3 analog synth… crazy!! My bad, I’m almost as ignorant, when it comes to production, as some of these young rappers! Haha 😂 😜
I say "make it sound like we outside the club"
I love the sound when I’m backstage. It’s like a LPF turned up to shit. Its really similar to the sound you’re talking about
EQUALIZER. HE WANT THE BEAT SMOOTHED OUT AND TUCKED BEHIND THE VOCAL FOR A FEW SECONDS.
The "next door neighbour" filter 😂
Noisy neighbors*
@@SorryDudeImBroke sorry dude
@@UnitedBrothersNLit’s all good you was close enough lol
@@treyroach958 close enough to what?
Similar but different, I can't pin it down but I don't feel like underwater is just a lowpass filter. Neighbors have just a hint of the treble reaching you maybe.
Thats like saying when I go to the doctor I have to use medical terms. No, I’m describing it and paying YOU to fix it TF 😂
an old school engineers stay up with times and know wat he means unless you went to Rinky Dink Records with your music lol
😂💯
for all of you who call it an "underwater effect":
it's called a LOW PASS FILTER. (lpf) it's just an eq automation
Low pass filter dont have to be automated to be a low pass filter. 😊
@@psypox_bufoonly if you want it to play and stop at a certain point
@@SlippyjimmThe effect itself isn’t an automation though, it’s just a low pass filter.
Phaser bro
@@TM-fx5le I mean adding the effect to the points you want so your whole track doesn’t get effected by your plugin
I was making a beat for someone and they hit me with the “I want that shit loafy”
He Prolly Meant Lo-Fi 😆😆😆😆😆
@@supremeduffhaha that’s actually a great guess
i'd make that bass fat and wide
I would've just made bro a sandwich and been like " you want mayo or the metronome on😭"
Low gluten, whole grain? Or like Texas toast, wide cut?
Beat-side of me is like: Yeah, low pass filter.
Guitar-side of me is like: Hit the chorus, phaser, and flanger all at the same time! lol
Chief keef got a whole album with that underwater flow. It goes pretty hard
whats the name
@ back from the dead 3
@ thanks
Keef really a hard ahh producer/engineer fr. His shi go crazy. And he always like 3 years ahead of everybody wit his sounds
A good engineer can read his artist..
I just spent 5 min trying to figure out if this was staged or one of those producer streams. That's how accurate this the "producer" sold it with the "Ahdoneven know what that means" 😂
Caught me off guard with that “i don’t even know what that means” 💀
yeah i really thought he would say “oh! lpf”
This true old school engineers just give out regular haircuts 😂
Low key..they just be explaining how it sound in thier head. Thats whay much respect to producers and engineers who can translate that 💯
Engineer for Kodack Black here: we just call it Lowpass filter. But real engineers understand what bro meant😎 ✊🏾
You famous?
@@GreatestAuthorinFloridano and why should you care? What are you, 12? Grow tf up
Are you Foreal, I have so many questions lmao
man most producers and artist know this too its just rap at the moment with the brain deads
This is GOLD!!!!
😂🙌
Gold really this 5 sec clip is gold ok
Yeah, the Sponge Bob artists are about to descend on humanity, and they know anyone could be doing that, too.
It’s gold for a seasoned engineer.
Gotta have actual experience to understand “youngin” 😅
Artist asked me to muffle the beat like under a pillow I’m like dude - low pass 😂😂😂
Still it's a better description than 'underwater effect' xD
“Sure I can do that. Can you go bring me some water?”
As a kid that grew up when 40 had that sound in a chokehold, I knew EXACTLY what that meant. But because I only dabble in engineering I had the opposite problem trying to bring that back to engineering 😂
watch?v=cl23qnQQ3J0
Bro wanted a soft low-pass around 420hz + hard high pass at 88hz w parallel HP reverb for the drums. Maybe just a low-pass for vocals with low-osc flange. Bonus points for multi-patched M/S compression 😘
Nah, bro just wanted a flanger on the beat.
Spot on mate, some people think its just a flanger lol
That's a real man. Immediately says he doesn't know what that means without pretending he understood
😂💯
I’ve never met a ‘old school’ producer , a producer is always changing styles , staying up to the date on the latest sounds and rhythms, if u can’t adapt you won’t last in the producer game.
As an artist, you should definitely be taking your time to be learning the proper terms so you can better communicate with your producer what exactly you want. That being said, as a producer you gotta understand not every artist is gonna be anywhere near as good as you are at remembering what every little effect is called because it’s not THEIR craft, it’s yours. I honestly believe there should be an equal amount of effort on both ends to understand eachother and make the project better together, that’s what I think at least. Smite me if I’m wrong
Rappers in general are retarded in the studio. Its just true.
This comment.. I'm lucky I rap and I record people. Not a good engineer at all yet I know my terms. Language translation is what needed. I'll be like give me a reference song that does the underwater sound, Hear it then explain the real term.
Facts
I get what you’re saying but he’s an engineer not a producer a lot of the time the producer is also the engineer but it really isn’t a engineers job to translate what you mean that’s the producers job.
I get it’s a joke btw but since we’re all taking it seriously😂
@josephg6567 yeah I get you, I didn’t realize that they could be separate jobs but my point wasn’t that it’s the sound engineers job to translate, more so my point was that a track can always be better if all the people who work on the song, regardless of responsibilities, work together and try to understand each others jobs to the best of their abilities to make the production go smoothly. But I understand where you’re coming from, at the end of the day this is just a skit lol but a skit based off a real conversation at the end of the day so I wanted to put in my two cents, I just rap and try to work on mixing by myself (which I’m not the best at) so I was trying to give my perspective on this. All love 💙
He means "Lower the treble OG" 😂
Okay but i feel like as an engineer you SHOULD know what that means. You should be able to create what the artist wants even if they dont know all the technical terms.
Thats like telling a mechanic "i hear a tapping or clicking noise i dont know exactly" and the mechanic going "well i dont know what means" 😂
This comment is what is wrong with the planet!
I bet you went to school but can't remember half of it.....smh. And, being your car to me. By the time I fix the little noise, you could have bought a new car 😂
@Freethoughtexchange boo hoo you must feel offended 😂
@@Yourmom42069lol lol boo hoo....you don't know what your talking about. Nothing new though LMAO
@Freethoughtexchange 😂 yeah and yo daddy never loved you lil nga
Exactly. Does bro not know what underwater sounds like?
Difference between a lost in time person and uptodate is trying to understand these new terms
Ive seen dudes slap exactly what the rapper asked for and they aint even using words sometimes
its true, beethoven usually wrote through a series of barks and whistles.
You ain’t lying Ninja’s gotta Translate the shit y’all talk!
Make shit up u supposed to know. 😂😂😂
Yeah but if you tell em “this guitar tone sounds a little too Umami and I need it more Savory yet delicately crunchy… these jokers all of a sudden know metaphors 🤦🏽♂️ I can’t stand oldheads
EXACTLY. Imagine telling your mechanic "i hear a clicking sound. sounds like popcorn maybe?" And they go "well i dont know what that means so might as well total the car and get a new one"
Like brother THATS YOUR JOB😂
It ain't that serious
@@RayTheomo This analogy in no way runs parallel to what’s happening here. I think you tried to shoehorn descriptive language into a comment despite irrelevance
Low pass filter 😂
😂💎
Yoooo cause I was like I don't know what that means either lol😂😂😂
I'm "new" and I still don't know wtf he talking about 😂
Good, remain like that
Flanger -> Low Pass filter
“U mean a bandpass?”
Prod. By Mermaid Beats under water 🌊
"So you want me to do a high cut or low pass filter"😂😂😂😂
reminds me a bit of Tom Scott's collaboration with beardyman, where he was asked "Give me like a plossive with a fricative" and his eyes lit up with his knowledge, knowing exactly what was needed, feeling ready for the moment, and then later learning beardyman is not at the same level of speaking and language knowledge as Scott, and not everything he asks for will be as direct and understandable for Tom
Because Old School and New School engineers know its called lowpass or low hertz
Oneknob filter = underwater 😂
😂💎
“Idek what that means ” was SOLD cause I started CRYING 😂😂😂
No one knows what it means but it’s provocative
That's why I always look and stock my library with lots of sound effects albums to sample as you can see it's essential for the kiddies😂😂😂
it's the producers job to understand the artist and develop their communication so they can ask for what they want. it's not the artists job to know to ask for a low pass filter into a reverb. it was really good comms from the artist.
The genuine look of confusion when he said “I don’t even know what that means” kills me 😂
Duke lookin like an exotic fish talking bout the underwater effect 🤣
Producers should make a super short, concise “Production Terminology for Dummies” video that runs through all the common effect names with examples and play it before each session. Kinda like the safety videos you had to watch at Bounce U as a kid
For those wondering, he’s talking about a “low pass filter”. That’s when u add a filter that removes the higher frequencies/pitches
This is the reason why I don’t tell people I engineer anymore..I’d rather work for MTA
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Bedroom producers' efforts spawned newness, but ill educated
Any professional engineer/producer would know exactly what that means.
When your daddy finds out you a rapper just to spend time he goes and gets a lable and sign his long lost sign
For the young rappers it’s called a low pass or high pass filter on the beat depending on what sound your looking for. That is what you want to tell your engineer.
I’ve always been a translator/mediator in the studio for these situations
That haircut is the real crime here 😂
"Underwater effect, like when you sound like you're underwater"
*starts waterboarding producer next to a mic*
I’m an old skool engineer since 90 and I know exactly what he’s talking about what he meant and how to execute. Pretty simple actually this def ain’t an old head vs new this is a professional vs amateur engineer
Listen why everybody alwayz underwater like this Bikini Bottom & $hit? 😩😭😭😂🤣🔥🔥🔥🔥
I engineered for quite a few southern rappers back in the day & I used to get "make my voice sound screwed up" a lot
By any chance did that mean pitching/slowing the vocals down? Reminds me of DJ Screw and how popular that was back then
@@yebii_ yes..pitched down vocals for the "deep " voice
The lead singer of korn did the underwater effect on freak on a leash 🔥
“Ion even know what that means..”😂😂😂😂
“Yo, Make My Voice Sound Yella”
This is WAYYYYYYYYYY TOOO ACCURATE I LOVE THIS LMAOOOOOOOOO
Him: Make it sound like it's underwater
Me: slaps a slow chorus on the entire mix bus😎🤣
Hahah so nice cause there was thousend in my studio.. I want the bubble effect, “whattt” the noice the dirty the tricky … me “whattttt” 😆🤣🤣🤣🤣
Yeah, I want it to sound like when you know you think about stuff and a light bulb appears over my head 😂😂😂
I think he means putting the entire mix through the cheap Chinese stomp box Flamma FC05 multi modulation on the 'liquid' setting. Sounds very under water with lots of crazy bubbles going on!!
This should be titled
"When a Pro Sound Engineer has a baby sit session with a Gen-Z simp rapper" 😂 😂 😂
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Man, I love it here 😂😂😂😂
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Can you make a triangle sound on my voice bro?
Bro swear this be me🤣