It's so impressive when after a break you realize you can hear so much more details, nuances on the song that you didn't perceive before due to the ears that needed a rest for around 15 minutes maybe, just wow. Now I can clearly see how important is to put our ears to rest very often.
You’re right dude! Another thing to consider doing is mixing at low monitor levels. Not only will it save your ears from some fatigue, but you’ll also be able to hear transients better and get a more accurate sense of your volume balance. After all, if you have to blast your speakers to hear something, then the balance is probably off! The only exception is low end because humans are less sensitive to them, so it takes more level to hear them… not a problem if you’re mark zuckerberg
I wrecked my ears this week. But frustrating having to take some days off with so much to do. The tinnitus is screaming... Had it for around 40 years and almost total loss of hearing in my right ear after years of gigging back in the day. Makes recording ....and mixing....so damn difficult now... But, hey, ho...press on... PROTECT YOUR EARS WHEN GIGGING!
"There is no point in doing this in solo" - this is such an important advice. Most amateurs forget about the fact that no one will listen to your song in solo. Thank you! Great mixing tutorial!
dude... ive been doing this on and off for 15 years and you taught me more in 30 mins then any of they other "mixing" videos i've seen on yt in the past 15 years. well done is all i have to say. definitely subbing.
I don't know if anyone else feels this way, but watching you mix this beautiful song and seeing the enjoyment you're getting out of it was honestly really touching. I love mixing, and getting a good mix just feels so nice and fulfilling, especially when you follow your instincts and do thoughtful things that have an impact you notice. It sounds super nerdy but I don't care cause I love it!
showing us how to get high quality mixes on FL studio whilst using mostly free plugins is the most noble shit anyone on the UA-cam engineering community has done. thank you fr.
Haven't commented on any of your videos before, but man, these videos you do, are straight up fantastic, and useful. I make a living doing production and mixes, and so much of what I knew, didn't know or thought I knew, has been upgraded and solidified by watching one of your videos. Love the efficiency of you delivery style and the thoroughness with which you approach these. You should do a collaboration with sage audio. You two may be the absolute best thing on UA-cam for producers. Thanks so much!
I like how measured your explanations are. You rarely make blanket or unquantifiable statements, reminding people to not just overuse techniques you did in your video based on them just so happening to be of use multiple times in this single project of yours. This is really refreshing, because, usually, tutorials end up being useless, not giving precise enough justifications for the exact steps taken and more of an insight into the character of the presenter than anything else. Yours, on the other hand, are interesting, even if one is already aware of most of the technical aspects discussed and here for more than just the usual manufactured iillusion of a magical, black-box mixing process. You're teaching the actual process and function of things, not just to set dials a specific way for no apparent reason. It is reassuring to be hearing the same problems and thinking of similar solutions. Thank you for posting!
i have literally tried learning mixing and mastering for vocals for about 2 years now and you are the first person to explain it in such a way that makes it easy to learn. i feel like i actually understand what to do with mixing and balancing, so thank you so so so so much for your videos!
Wowwww. 😮 The high-pass on the instruments for that last chorus just opened everything right up and made everything really clear and pop. Beautiful. 👏 28:14 vs 26:50
This format of doing something from start to finish works so great! I can't stress enough how much it helped me understand every point that you've taught me in your older videos, whether if it's how compression works, why you should reduce frequency bands instead of boosting them to find problematic areas, and most importantly, why you don't need to mix in mono, that point you really made clear when you talked about planning how the track will sound and listening to it from a "top-down view". I really really want you to continue making videos in that format, it's giving us, the viewers a practical example of how each tip could be used in the context of the whole mix and I have few suggestions for the next videos: - Producing a track idea/draft Start To Finish - Recording instruments/drums/vocals Start To Finish - Sound designing Start To Finish (I'm not talking specifically about how to create basic sounds, but rather how to make a sound that will fit a certain mix or song) Thanks a lot for all of these videos :)
For those who still aren't using busses while mixing, It's a game changer, definitely give it a shot! I personally love to set the tone of my mixes by EQing and Saturating my busses. Saturation also eats up some nasty peaks, which helps a lot with getting louder mixes! complete game changer for me 👀
they're not criticizing you. they're trying to help you understand their intent. I may have gotten a few words wrong, but this is a powerful message. thank you.
This presented some really valuable insight. As someone who doesn't mix, and is really just messing around with FL studio to explore a little creativity, I'm so damn thankful I stumbled onto this video. I have so much respect for the mixers of music now. It's an overlooked process but it's so critical to the listeners experience. I also learned a lot of great info that I can put to use eventually.
@@mrvron No, the music is what counts. Without the raw sounds, there would be nothing to produce. Real producers are only there to enhance what the artist has brought to the table. An original artist is key. Production is only the key when it comes to self drawn EDM.
@@Alex-Defatte they probably meant that, there's been a bit of a semantics issue in music over the past couple years where the line between artist and producer have blurred significantly
i know by God's grace i will succeed in my ambition to become a well known studio engineer, and i will forever be greatful to you for all these teachings. this is more than thousands of pounds in my brain already. lots of love from Nigeria.
The much awaited video has finally arrived... this will solve the hardest part of being an amateur and broke producer. Thanks my mentor. You will be remembered for generations
You make it seem so easy when it's not, which is a sign of your skills. I really appreciate you sharing your knowledge, not just that, but the way you explain everything so people like me can appreciate it and understand it without feeling overwhelmed. Superb.
I noticed the little pot and the little glass of water in the background that are neatly placed on two little coasters on a little table. A table that is away from his equipment so that nothing is damaged in the event of a spill. The shape of the glass, however, minimizes the chance of spills by either tipping or placing on the edge of the coaster. This goes to show the level of detail and awareness that this guy has. It also shows in his presentation and demeanor and tone, which makes his videos quite pleasant to watch. I tip my hat to this gentleman.
Frankly your mixing is just top tier 👑. I have never seen this workflow before but you just made mixing look so much easier without thinking too much about where you touch next. 🌟💰👏💖
Your timing Michael is always so uncanny yet satisfying because I literally just took a break from mixing a song and I just kept thinking how I’m going to mix it. And this video pops up!
Some high powered audio engineers know their craft, but don’t have the ability to teach others. Michael has the bases covered on both fronts. Your mixing and Mastering videos are excellent. The best I’ve found to date. Thank you for taking the time and effort it took to produce them.
You put together a really good tutorial by letting your audience eavesdrop on your thinking out loud and showing us how to remix and why we should do certain things to make it better. I like the way you bring out elements of the mix that serves the song best. Great job. I learned quite a bit. Thanks.
Michael you save me every time i feel I can't deliver what the artist needs. You're my production saviour...as soon as I get my break dude am sending you a huge pay check for all you keep doing
I said in the last video you drop abouth mastering from start to finish that you was a blessing for generation but after seing this mix courses Aldo we don't paid for it, i'll say you are a legend for many generations because am sure eving pro that are older or younger than you are following you. Thanks for the course bro. God bless you
Dude you’re literally the best. You helped me through earl my problems that occurred when I am producing, I watch all your videos and I really enjoy them 💜
You are a million dollars worth of a person, cuz u are sharing all the exclusive knowledge for free while others charge a lot. Really love your consistency.
i am hundrends hours in music production but i feel like a baby when he says that there is too much competition between guitar and piano and i just can't hear it at all. there's still a TON to learn. thank you for your videos
Super-useful, as always. I really like the top-down approach, and how you're focused on the overall mix and work not to get caught up in the cycle of chasing small changes. Thanks, Michael!
25:03 Michael priceless face after eq the pad hahaha. Thanks for the video, mate. Your content is so good, more than many paid videotutorials. Keep going: the 1M subs it's on the road :)
First one❤️❤️❤️❤️, i am seeing your tutorials for about 3 years and i can say everytime u upload a video, its something very informative and helpful , keep going on .🔥
Its so awesome that he’s doing this stuff for free! There are so many people selling masterclasses just to give the info that InTheMix is giving in this video.🙌🏻
You pay attention to every details. Very Amazing. Within a week I'll have my studio equipment o purchased from Amazon. After listening to many other UA-camrs none have come close to the way u taught. I'll be definitely learning from u.
I play and release harp instrumentals and finding a way to properly mix my songs has been an equal challenge to the recording process itself. So fingers crossed I’ll be able to utilize this for better mixes 🤞🏻
omg this video really helped me organize my workflow for mixing...I was looking for soo many courses for mixing but just found your video the best...and that too for free!! thank you soo much
This was almost like an experience as if i was there mixing with you even though i wouldn't have moved anything i could almost feel i was connecting with the process as well.
Just switching to cubase pro from ableton and studio one.. absolutely amazing software, comes with all the required and high quality mixing plugins out of the box!!
I wish I was the creator of this extremely beautiful song. I love everything of this song, the melody, the instrumentation and arrangement, the voice, the balance the mixI would be extremely proud of being able to make such a song. Congrats to everybody who is involved in this song. 👍🏻👏🏻👍🏻👏🏻👍🏻👏🏻👍🏻👏🏻👍🏻
A lot of things i like about this channel. But the thing i absolutely adore is the thumbnails. Informative (you know what the subject will be). Organised (You can tell which videos are related to each other). And not click-baity. The thing i hate about production tutorials is that their thumbnails are so click-baity and loud, more entertainment than educational This channel is so legit tho. Keep it up ♥️
Learnt alot from your channel and actually became a self taught music producer and still advancing to live band production. Much appreciated from Kenya 🇰🇪🇰🇪
hey there I just wanted to offer my thanks, seeing this half an hour, brought my mix from one to all the way to ten. This is information that is extremely valuable and I'm very thankful that you gave it all for free
Great work man! I would love to see HOW you can achieve a recording like this. Everything sounds so even, that made this mix easy (in terms of what Im used to mix because of the audio some artists send me)
Have you ever considered doing a paid complete detailed mix training series? The way you teach and explain how to use plugins and why you're doing it is amazing. I would be willing to pay for a paid training and mastering training course. I actually understand how and why you're doing what you're doing. Thanks!
12:51 "Let's see how the song pans out" no pun intended. 🤣 Dang, this video is one of those I'm going to have to watch a dozen times. Would grouping things up in Ableton be similar for the different groups you're consolidating?
Yes it's exactly the same. Makes it much faster to do things like sidechaining, eq, glue compression etc. You can also make groups inside of groups in ableton for even more control!
I really enjoyed the way you explain everything, really liked your way of approaching the song, also, what you said about the artists’ feedback and being able hear what they intended and respecting their view, to me is so right. I am more an artist than a mixing engineer, and I have had some mixing engineers basically try to change my song and tell me that what I intended was wrong simply because they think their way is the right way, even though I was the one who wrote, recorded, and arranged the whole song, That really struck a cord with me, and it shows how humble you are. Loved your video and will keep watching your channel. Thank you for sharing your knowledge. 🙏
This channel is like freecodecamp but for music production instead. Thank you so much. I'm still pretty much a production noob but you've made the learning process fun for me and that's what matters!
Honestly, I respect and appreciate Michael for these uploads. You won't find such detailed tutorials anywhere like and further more.... "FREE".. Like no one else would go through there mixing or mastering sessions and even if they do it's not so circumstantial.. Thank you!!!
Thank you so much Mike! You are one of best and most selfless individual by far on UA-cam! What most people will charge big time for this kind of lessons, you give them for free. I have been following your channel for some time and man, I'm really really impressed with you! Thank you for your good work bro! I'm learning so much about production from you!
This is too valuable for me to watch for free. Thanks!
You could literally charge us hundreds of dollars for these tutorials that you share for free.
Thank you , you're an angel : )
Don't tell him!! 🤣
@@theworkdayrelease 😅
this is what youtube was made for
👼 Angel 😂😂😂?
@@theworkdayrelease Oh no ! 😂😂
It's so impressive when after a break you realize you can hear so much more details, nuances on the song that you didn't perceive before due to the ears that needed a rest for around 15 minutes maybe, just wow. Now I can clearly see how important is to put our ears to rest very often.
You’re right dude!
Another thing to consider doing is mixing at low monitor levels.
Not only will it save your ears from some fatigue, but you’ll also be able to hear transients better and get a more accurate sense of your volume balance.
After all, if you have to blast your speakers to hear something, then the balance is probably off!
The only exception is low end because humans are less sensitive to them, so it takes more level to hear them… not a problem if you’re mark zuckerberg
I wrecked my ears this week. But frustrating having to take some days off with so much to do. The tinnitus is screaming... Had it for around 40 years and almost total loss of hearing in my right ear after years of gigging back in the day. Makes recording ....and mixing....so damn difficult now... But, hey, ho...press on... PROTECT YOUR EARS WHEN GIGGING!
@Peter Daltrey Sorry to hear that, this must be really hard for a dj/producer. You are amazing 👏
Hey! I offer Quality Mixing and Mastering at Affordable prices, if you're interested, feel free to contact me!
"There is no point in doing this in solo" - this is such an important advice. Most amateurs forget about the fact that no one will listen to your song in solo. Thank you! Great mixing tutorial!
No one will listen to your song at all : )
@@rockinrobin ^
@@rockinrobin ΗΑΗΑΗΑΗΑΗΗΑΗΑΗΑΗΑΗΑΗΑΗΑΗΑΗ
@@rockinrobin xD
It was a bad day and your “welcome back to the channel” with that smile brought me a smile on my face, you’re a saviour ♥️ we all love you
"You Pull Me Back"
Michael - *pulls back fader*
14:03
hahaha I noticed the same
12:56 "Let's just see how the song pans out"
Watch out: Next time hes *"Pulling your Leg!"* 😄
😂
I wanted to point that out too hahahahah
This dude owes Neutral Milk Hotel royalties for the vocal melody. Its literally the exact same as "King of Carrot Flowers".
Watching this video for 20+ times now. Whenever im confused about mixing,back to this video and everything on this channel. Thank you teacher
dude... ive been doing this on and off for 15 years and you taught me more in 30 mins then any of they other "mixing" videos i've seen on yt in the past 15 years. well done is all i have to say. definitely subbing.
I don't know if anyone else feels this way, but watching you mix this beautiful song and seeing the enjoyment you're getting out of it was honestly really touching. I love mixing, and getting a good mix just feels so nice and fulfilling, especially when you follow your instincts and do thoughtful things that have an impact you notice. It sounds super nerdy but I don't care cause I love it!
It’s so fulfilling solving those problems!!
This Michael dude so good that when the ads came in, i watched all length of them just as a way of giving you back.
showing us how to get high quality mixes on FL studio whilst using mostly free plugins is the most noble shit anyone on the UA-cam engineering community has done. thank you fr.
God bless this guy, both mixing and mastering from start to finish videos are gold
He deserve everything for teach us this for free .
Haven't commented on any of your videos before, but man, these videos you do, are straight up fantastic, and useful. I make a living doing production and mixes, and so much of what I knew, didn't know or thought I knew, has been upgraded and solidified by watching one of your videos. Love the efficiency of you delivery style and the thoroughness with which you approach these. You should do a collaboration with sage audio.
You two may be the absolute best thing on UA-cam for producers.
Thanks so much!
Absolutely Nigel - completely agree, see my post!
Michael is the boss I have learn a lot from him. We truly appreciate everything he does for is beginners 👏
I learned everything from Michael. Who's with me?
Oh absolutely! And I keep getting back to his previous videos!
Oh I'm with you alright
Not everything, but a large majority
80% is from Michael
@@neilmaile2442 I agree
I like how measured your explanations are. You rarely make blanket or unquantifiable statements, reminding people to not just overuse techniques you did in your video based on them just so happening to be of use multiple times in this single project of yours. This is really refreshing, because, usually, tutorials end up being useless, not giving precise enough justifications for the exact steps taken and more of an insight into the character of the presenter than anything else. Yours, on the other hand, are interesting, even if one is already aware of most of the technical aspects discussed and here for more than just the usual manufactured iillusion of a magical, black-box mixing process. You're teaching the actual process and function of things, not just to set dials a specific way for no apparent reason. It is reassuring to be hearing the same problems and thinking of similar solutions. Thank you for posting!
i have literally tried learning mixing and mastering for vocals for about 2 years now and you are the first person to explain it in such a way that makes it easy to learn. i feel like i actually understand what to do with mixing and balancing, so thank you so so so so much for your videos!
I loved your expression at 25:05 when the pad sound finally fitted in, just the way you wanted! This feeling is what I'm looking for 👌🏻
Wowwww. 😮 The high-pass on the instruments for that last chorus just opened everything right up and made everything really clear and pop. Beautiful. 👏 28:14 vs 26:50
This format of doing something from start to finish works so great! I can't stress enough how much it helped me understand every point that you've taught me in your older videos, whether if it's how compression works, why you should reduce frequency bands instead of boosting them to find problematic areas, and most importantly, why you don't need to mix in mono, that point you really made clear when you talked about planning how the track will sound and listening to it from a "top-down view".
I really really want you to continue making videos in that format, it's giving us, the viewers a practical example of how each tip could be used in the context of the whole mix and I have few suggestions for the next videos:
- Producing a track idea/draft Start To Finish
- Recording instruments/drums/vocals Start To Finish
- Sound designing Start To Finish (I'm not talking specifically about how to create basic sounds, but rather how to make a sound that will fit a certain mix or song)
Thanks a lot for all of these videos :)
For those who still aren't using busses while mixing, It's a game changer, definitely give it a shot!
I personally love to set the tone of my mixes by EQing and Saturating my busses. Saturation also eats up some nasty peaks, which helps a lot with getting louder mixes!
complete game changer for me 👀
they're not criticizing you. they're trying to help you understand their intent. I may have gotten a few words wrong, but this is a powerful message. thank you.
This presented some really valuable insight.
As someone who doesn't mix, and is really just messing around with FL studio to explore a little creativity, I'm so damn thankful I stumbled onto this video.
I have so much respect for the mixers of music now. It's an overlooked process but it's so critical to the listeners experience. I also learned a lot of great info that I can put to use eventually.
You are a great Teacher and you are raising a lot of future artists. Thanks a Lot Michael. Love u Buddy
The unmixed stems already sound better than anything I've ever mixed. It must be nice to start with great recordings.
very important for sound selection and clean raw vocals before even starting.
Production is the key to great song
@@mrvron No, the music is what counts. Without the raw sounds, there would be nothing to produce. Real producers are only there to enhance what the artist has brought to the table. An original artist is key. Production is only the key when it comes to self drawn EDM.
@@Alex-Defatte they probably meant that, there's been a bit of a semantics issue in music over the past couple years where the line between artist and producer have blurred significantly
@@Alex-Defatte an audio engineer and a producer are not the same...
i know by God's grace i will succeed in my ambition to become a well known studio engineer, and i will forever be greatful to you for all these teachings. this is more than thousands of pounds in my brain already. lots of love from Nigeria.
The much awaited video has finally arrived... this will solve the hardest part of being an amateur and broke producer. Thanks my mentor. You will be remembered for generations
ua-cam.com/video/9dULeWBfPeY/v-deo.html
Up to now, as a learner, I have learned the most from this channel.
You make it seem so easy when it's not, which is a sign of your skills.
I really appreciate you sharing your knowledge, not just that, but the way you explain everything so people like me can appreciate it and understand it without feeling overwhelmed.
Superb.
I noticed the little pot and the little glass of water in the background that are neatly placed on two little coasters on a little table. A table that is away from his equipment so that nothing is damaged in the event of a spill. The shape of the glass, however, minimizes the chance of spills by either tipping or placing on the edge of the coaster. This goes to show the level of detail and awareness that this guy has. It also shows in his presentation and demeanor and tone, which makes his videos quite pleasant to watch. I tip my hat to this gentleman.
This was the best mixing tutorial I’ve ever watched! Everything from the song to the way you talk with your audience was top notch!
Frankly your mixing is just top tier 👑. I have never seen this workflow before but you just made mixing look so much easier without thinking too much about where you touch next. 🌟💰👏💖
Your timing Michael is always so uncanny yet satisfying because I literally just took a break from mixing a song and I just kept thinking how I’m going to mix it. And this video pops up!
by far the best tutorials on mixing I've ever seen, never seems dragged out and it always makes sense to me
Legends are liking the video and saving to their playlist before watching 😅
Exactly👌😂
I just saved the video to my playlist and saw your comment lmaoo
Haha😂
After all we are watching in the mix..😁
@@lester1984 😂👍🙏
you are the best brother, so young yet knows so much about music and no one explain things better than u on youtube!
I've just started learning and I can say that Michael is the best educator out there with confidence...
Some high powered audio engineers know their craft, but don’t have the ability to teach others. Michael has the bases covered on both fronts. Your mixing and Mastering videos are excellent. The best I’ve found to date. Thank you for taking the time and effort it took to produce them.
Can I learn from you Mark
Thank you so much for FREE top tier tutorials and information. You inspired me to actually dive in to the mixing and mastering part of my songs.
I'm so grateful for all of Michael's tutorials! They're so professional and well explained and carefully edited, always helps me a lot.
You're a blessing 💯. Sending much appreciations from Kenya.
I absolutely love these start to finish tutorials. I bet it feels good to know that you've helped so many thousands of artists improve their craft
You put together a really good tutorial by letting your audience eavesdrop on your thinking out loud and showing us how to remix and why we should do certain things to make it better. I like the way you bring out elements of the mix that serves the song best. Great job. I learned quite a bit. Thanks.
I don't usually comment but what you're doing is truly amazing. Thank you for making these videos, they are incredibly helpful.
I'm glad I took the time to watch this. I think it cleared up several things that were keeping my mixes from coming out clean.
Michael you save me every time i feel I can't deliver what the artist needs.
You're my production saviour...as soon as I get my break dude am sending you a huge pay check for all you keep doing
I said in the last video you drop abouth mastering from start to finish that you was a blessing for generation but after seing this mix courses Aldo we don't paid for it, i'll say you are a legend for many generations because am sure eving pro that are older or younger than you are following you. Thanks for the course bro. God bless you
Dude you’re literally the best. You helped me through earl my problems that occurred when I am producing, I watch all your videos and I really enjoy them 💜
I've watched a lot of tutorials but man your tutorials are the most detailed. Amazing work! I can come here and take notes confidently.
You're one of the best out there Michael, thank you for sharing your knowledge for free with us
You are a million dollars worth of a person, cuz u are sharing all the exclusive knowledge for free while others charge a lot. Really love your consistency.
Great mixing tutorial, lots of gems! I can't get over how similar the vocal melody is to "King Of Carrot Flowers". Anyways, have a good one!
Sure does. Was driving me nuts
right !? took me two seconds to be like wtf that is way to similar
i am hundrends hours in music production but i feel like a baby when he says that there is too much competition between guitar and piano and i just can't hear it at all. there's still a TON to learn. thank you for your videos
Michael , thank you very much for this amazing content, you’re definitely one of the best music production channels on UA-cam!!
very helpful
Super-useful, as always. I really like the top-down approach, and how you're focused on the overall mix and work not to get caught up in the cycle of chasing small changes. Thanks, Michael!
Its just so funny the vocals singing "You pull me back" and Michael pulling the volume and stuff back
Thanks for sharing your process Michael. You’re a great teacher and this is a beautiful song.
This guy is on his game......I haven't got a clue wat he's on about but he keeps me watching until the end. Brilliant:)
25:03 Michael priceless face after eq the pad hahaha. Thanks for the video, mate. Your content is so good, more than many paid videotutorials. Keep going: the 1M subs it's on the road :)
I don't know where i would be right now without Michael's tutorials, i'm really excited to start working on some new tracks!
First one❤️❤️❤️❤️, i am seeing your tutorials for about 3 years and i can say everytime u upload a video, its something very informative and helpful , keep going on .🔥
This guy is so good at explaining throughly but quick to the point. Big fan
Its so awesome that he’s doing this stuff for free! There are so many people selling masterclasses just to give the info that InTheMix is giving in this video.🙌🏻
You pay attention to every details. Very Amazing. Within a week I'll have my studio equipment o purchased from Amazon. After listening to many other UA-camrs none have come close to the way u taught. I'll be definitely learning from u.
I play and release harp instrumentals and finding a way to properly mix my songs has been an equal challenge to the recording process itself. So fingers crossed I’ll be able to utilize this for better mixes 🤞🏻
omg this video really helped me organize my workflow for mixing...I was looking for soo many courses for mixing but just found your video the best...and that too for free!! thank you soo much
This was almost like an experience as if i was there mixing with you even though i wouldn't have moved anything i could almost feel i was connecting with the process as well.
I've known of your channel for a few years, but now I'm watching all your videos. Thanks for getting me excited to make music!
Just switching to cubase pro from ableton and studio one.. absolutely amazing software, comes with all the required and high quality mixing plugins out of the box!!
Thanks!
Thank you!
Love the editing man, you’ve stepped up.
Making the artist comfortable with communicating their ideas is my takeaway from this one, nice work
I wish I was the creator of this extremely beautiful song. I love everything of this song, the melody, the instrumentation and arrangement, the voice, the balance the mixI would be extremely proud of being able to make such a song. Congrats to everybody who is involved in this song. 👍🏻👏🏻👍🏻👏🏻👍🏻👏🏻👍🏻👏🏻👍🏻
A lot of things i like about this channel. But the thing i absolutely adore is the thumbnails. Informative (you know what the subject will be). Organised (You can tell which videos are related to each other). And not click-baity. The thing i hate about production tutorials is that their thumbnails are so click-baity and loud, more entertainment than educational
This channel is so legit tho. Keep it up ♥️
The song Is really beautiful❤❤
Thank you 😊
Learnt alot from your channel and actually became a self taught music producer and still advancing to live band production. Much appreciated from Kenya 🇰🇪🇰🇪
You are the best i swear to god, i just commented about a mixing tutorial in your mastering video , thank you so much ^_^•
You are the calmest person I have ever seen on UA-cam ❤
It's been only 5 mins since uploading and the video is 32 mins long. I'm still commenting. I know it that the the video is great already.
Best mixing technique education got from Michael.....such a good teacher
1 hour ago, I'm a mixer newbie. Now, I'm still a newbie but motivated to learn a lot more.
hey there I just wanted to offer my thanks, seeing this half an hour, brought my mix from one to all the way to ten. This is information that is extremely valuable and I'm very thankful that you gave it all for free
Great work man! I would love to see HOW you can achieve a recording like this. Everything sounds so even, that made this mix easy (in terms of what Im used to mix because of the audio some artists send me)
Have you ever considered doing a paid complete detailed mix training series? The way you teach and explain how to use plugins and why you're doing it is amazing. I would be willing to pay for a paid training and mastering training course. I actually understand how and why you're doing what you're doing. Thanks!
12:51 "Let's see how the song pans out" no pun intended. 🤣
Dang, this video is one of those I'm going to have to watch a dozen times. Would grouping things up in Ableton be similar for the different groups you're consolidating?
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Yes it's exactly the same. Makes it much faster to do things like sidechaining, eq, glue compression etc. You can also make groups inside of groups in ableton for even more control!
Waiting to get off work to watch this. Haven't seen it yet but I already that it's going to be a dope video. 🤘🏼😎🤘🏼
"A mix doesn't has to be perfect balance for low,mid and high,it has to be the right balance for that song".
-In The Mix
This video is my ultimate reference track for mixing my stuff from now on.
Thank you for the video.
Can anyone recommend some music producers i can follow on twitch or something? I follow some i want some more variety so i can maybe learn more
I really enjoyed the way you explain everything, really liked your way of approaching the song, also, what you said about the artists’ feedback and being able hear what they intended and respecting their view, to me is so right. I am more an artist than a mixing engineer, and I have had some mixing engineers basically try to change my song and tell me that what I intended was wrong simply because they think their way is the right way, even though I was the one who wrote, recorded, and arranged the whole song, That really struck a cord with me, and it shows how humble you are. Loved your video and will keep watching your channel. Thank you for sharing your knowledge. 🙏
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Michael is an excellent teacher and I appreciate the free youtube tutorials Sir!
This channel is like freecodecamp but for music production instead. Thank you so much. I'm still pretty much a production noob but you've made the learning process fun for me and that's what matters!
Ears and skills here … definitely. And taste actually. Thank you for everything you share and good luck overall, you deserve a ton of work. :-)
Honestly, I respect and appreciate Michael for these uploads. You won't find such detailed tutorials anywhere like and further more.... "FREE".. Like no one else would go through there mixing or mastering sessions and even if they do it's not so circumstantial.. Thank you!!!
Thank you so much Mike! You are one of best and most selfless individual by far on UA-cam! What most people will charge big time for this kind of lessons, you give them for free.
I have been following your channel for some time and man, I'm really really impressed with you!
Thank you for your good work bro! I'm learning so much about production from you!
Thank you Michael, very cool.
You've got the magic touch. A lot of this can only be learned by experience. You did a great job!