High Cut vs. Damping: High Cut would be removing the frequencies of the signal pre-reverb. Damping is a more gradual and progressive reduction of the high frequencies during the reverberation. High Cut is at once, Damping is over time. High Cut is binary, on or off; Damping is gradual. A good way to visualize this is that High Cut is like a room that has foam treatment: it's really dark with no high frequency reverberation at all. Damping is what occurs naturally in any non-treated environment, as high frequencies tend to lose energy (loudness) with each reverberation much quicker than lower frequencies, so you get an initially bright reverb that gradually darkens. If you want a more "natural" sounding room, go with Damping over High Cut.
This guy is the best at creating UA-cam tutorials. Simple easy to follow explanations, cleanly shot, I appreciate you can see him because it makes the instructions more personal, and he is not wasting my time with idiotic effects or promoting garbage. Thank you.
I am a rugged, backpacking, gritty, underground hip hop artist. I do not like Pop or EDM. But after HOURS of your tutorials, I often find myself jamming to your music 🎶. Thanks for broadening my horizons. Understanding and dissecting other genres is important to being a good engineer, I think. You need to see what makes them tick, especially if you're working for a client outside of your comfort zone, as opposed to working on your own music.
Once again thank you for all the great information you're helping us with, Mike. I'm genuinely admiring how well are you doing for yourself and even for others in this area, despite the obvious young age. Wish you all the best and thanks for all the interesting shares!
Reverb has always been my favorite toy. But in time I've learnt that it's so easy to either overdo it or just make it sound sucky and muddy the mix. Good delicious reverb seems to be an artform of it self.
I'm your regular viewer when I just started music production and I still love to watch your videos bcoz you explain very deeply what every knob does... It helps to understand other vst tooo.....
I appreciate the care you take making these videos, it shows! You explain things thoroughly but succinctly, and at a level that many people can understand. Very awesome, thank you :)
Bro I just wanna say ur prolly the best guy for tutorials u go so into detail and explain every little thing. And I give helpful tips!!! Thanks bro u really helping me become a better engineer !
I use the demo version of FL Studio because I have to wait till my birthday for the full version so I can't save any projects for now, but sometimes I accidentally close the window and lose all my progress. Sometimes I just feel like giving up after that happens but your videos help me keep going and continue making music. Thank you 😊
hey, mike! maybe you can produce a tutorial on how to effectively transition section to section. i'm not good at it tho i've been practicing so hard to get good at it. i know there's a lot of tutorials out there how to do that but the truth is they're not as good as you.
Mike I know your channel is pretty successful but you need to add a Patreon link so we can support your work.Really appreciate your style of teaching.Very analytic and specific.You're not just saying " ...then we're gonna go here..to this thingy in the corner " like other UA-camrs
LifestyleDidIt, In The Mix, Simon Servida, And Asher Postman Have Been My Go To, For Better Composition, Understanding, And More Concise Explanations For Everything FL Studio. Thank You Kindly Fellas!!!
@@inthemix Hey ! Then do some cinematic scoring tutorials. I'd love to know more. Please. I didn't know you did those kind of music too though your music even otherwise has a lil bit of ambience and feel of that type.
I luv the way you breakdown how and when to use FL stock plugins...My top 2 channels for FL studio edification!!!👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾...very easy to digest!!! Shout out to IN THE MIX!!!
Just want to point out that the low and high cuts apply to the dry signal before the reverb is applied. If you want to cut frequencies from the reverb, apply a separate EQ after the reverb.
I have been learning fl studio from your channel since 10 days. You are not just a professional sound engineer but you also have excellent explanatory skills, Please make a video about editing vocals of Indian Bollywood romantic songs, I asked as music is like oxygen for Indians that's why T-series( indian Music Company) owns the no.1 UA-cam channel in the world.
@Inthemix I'm a bit confused, maybe you can answer my question: I use a few instrument VSTs and they all mostly have the same reverb installed but in very different versions. Sometimes there is a room on one instrument, sometimes there is a reverb, different distances but all in all it doesn't sound bad together. Should you create a room on top so that all the instruments are in one room? Maybe turn off all the reverbs of the plugins and just one on the send and dip them all into it? (often found the sound less appealing). How is it correct in a mix? A reverb because a room or don't the various settings in the plugins bother you? I would be very happy if you could help me with this. Experiment and the question won't leave me alone. Kind regards Adrian
Buddy I can't thank you enough for making our lives easier while it comes to use FL Studio. Recently I have started doing FL and now I am facing an issue where I can't get Fruity Reverb 2 to work on my Guitar recording. Can you please guide me through what is the issue and how can I get it to work? Much appreciated 🙏
This is the best! I'm learning so much as an FL Studio hobbyist. One thing I would love to know is how to make the cavernous reverb which the likes of Jon Hopkins and Ulrich Schnauss use. I've never found a tutorial on this and just chaining delay and reverb plug-ins doesn't work, for me anYway!
Thank u so muuch for the easily understandable tutorials! you have helped me a lot to arrange my school's march! you're the best tutor! straight to the point, no rants or something else that is distractive. and your handsome looks as well... oops! just kidding btw
Another trick learned: middle-click returns the dial to default value. Thanks! Btw why do high cut and low cut work in opposite ways here? i.e. when I push Low Cut to full, the Low frequencies are cut out, gone. Makes sense. but when I push High Cut to full, the High frequencies are in fact maximized, the opposite of cutting them away.. Strange.
I think it's unintuitive with those labels, but it makes some sense if you're familiar with a multiband EQ, where you have a brickwall sub-cut on the left (and move it right/clockwise to set a higher cutoff frequency) and a hi-cut on the far right (and move it left/counter-clockwise to increase the size of the effect). It's always a bit confusing though, as low-cut means the same as hi-pass, but we tend to do low-cuts and hi-cuts, which use the opposite kind of filters.
Please make a video on gross beat its amazing but we don't have knowledge about functions and i try to do but it didn't work how we create automation. Your videos are amazing helpfull for me I'm from india.
Thank you for another great tutorial! Is your music on Napster by any chance? A tutorial on how to install (and recommended places of where to find) plugins on a Macbook would be super helpful!
I just made a melody in fl an I added reverb to the haro now when I create a new pattern an add a drum it has reverb aswell how to I disable it I go into my mixer an it is in the same catergory as my melody I don't know wat to do very frustrated
Hey Mike, I was wondering if you have any tips on how to process an acoustic guitar on FL. If you have any tips on how to do this I would greatly appreciate it if you would share them with me. Thanks and have a good day :)
Hey mike, keep up the good work, i love your music and how you explained all the things. Very clear and on point! Any chance you're gonna make a video about FL 12.5? Wanna hear the pros and cons from you. Thanks mate
Since you mentioned you should think of your effects as if they were played in a cathedral for example, for the reverb, I was wondering... Do artists make separate versions of their songs to play live?
Yo Bro, using the fruity send, I saw you turned down the dry signal of the reverb, what if you were working with a pro plugin like Vahalla and the rest that have no means of turning down the dry signal, how would you have used such reverb on vocal? You apply it directly or how?
In The Mix Hello! Obviously you guys are quite busy with your own music and all but if u could make a full mixing breakdown of a single track that would be awesome. I've been making music with fl studio for quite a while now but my tracks does sound like a mess coz i dont have enough knowledge of mixing and routing. This video and the fruity parametric eq video did help ALOT already but I wish to understand how to set up every single instrument in a track the right way so that it sounds "professional." Im sure a full mixing breakdown video would help alot of other bedroom producers to take their music to the next level.
Yea i just subscribed and havent scrolled through all the content yet. But yes thats what i meant. This is easily the best channel for people with limited knowledge of fl studio. keep doing what youre doing!
Is there any way to find out when to use fruity reverb and for what sounds to use it on? Also is there somewhere to go that explains when to use other plugins?
my problem is that i just want to apply the effect to one instrument. it’s the main instrument of the song, and i only want the reverb on that one instrument/pattern. the instrument is its own separate pattern. when i go to make a new pattern and use a new instrument, it applies the reverb to the new patter/instrument. how do i make it only apply to the first instrument/pattern?
Hi bro, i see you are using the arturia minilab. I have the previous model of this keyboard.. I could never really use the knobs. none of them work perfectly in FL studio. Does the new one(the one on your desk) work?? if it does, an insight on how u mapped them would be helpful. I have tried the regular ways of mapping, but nothing worked. Its been 2 years now, i have it, only the touch strip, keys, and pads work. None of the knobs work as they should.
Personally I think that Reverb should be used with Fruity Peak controller not without peak controller For example adding reverb to the leads and for sidechaining reverb
High Cut vs. Damping: High Cut would be removing the frequencies of the signal pre-reverb. Damping is a more gradual and progressive reduction of the high frequencies during the reverberation. High Cut is at once, Damping is over time. High Cut is binary, on or off; Damping is gradual.
A good way to visualize this is that High Cut is like a room that has foam treatment: it's really dark with no high frequency reverberation at all. Damping is what occurs naturally in any non-treated environment, as high frequencies tend to lose energy (loudness) with each reverberation much quicker than lower frequencies, so you get an initially bright reverb that gradually darkens.
If you want a more "natural" sounding room, go with Damping over High Cut.
thank you man.
Good advice
If you finished it at the 2nd paragraph I will jever Understand it. Yeah that's how dense I am. thank you
you’re the man
Gold
This guy is the best at creating UA-cam tutorials. Simple easy to follow explanations, cleanly shot, I appreciate you can see him because it makes the instructions more personal, and he is not wasting my time with idiotic effects or promoting garbage. Thank you.
I agree
Even though I encounter the trouble to understand English but I understand this guy tutorial
I am a rugged, backpacking, gritty, underground hip hop artist. I do not like Pop or EDM.
But after HOURS of your tutorials, I often find myself jamming to your music 🎶. Thanks for broadening my horizons. Understanding and dissecting other genres is important to being a good engineer, I think. You need to see what makes them tick, especially if you're working for a client outside of your comfort zone, as opposed to working on your own music.
This man has been making "user guides" for FL Studio since forever. I respect this man!
Once again thank you for all the great information you're helping us with, Mike. I'm genuinely admiring how well are you doing for yourself and even for others in this area, despite the obvious young age. Wish you all the best and thanks for all the interesting shares!
Reverb has always been my favorite toy. But in time I've learnt that it's so easy to either overdo it or just make it sound sucky and muddy the mix. Good delicious reverb seems to be an artform of it self.
I'm your regular viewer when I just started music production and I still love to watch your videos bcoz you explain very deeply what every knob does... It helps to understand other vst tooo.....
Would be cool to see a video on how to use maximus.
Yess
He made one. Its his newest video
I appreciate the care you take making these videos, it shows! You explain things thoroughly but succinctly, and at a level that many people can understand. Very awesome, thank you :)
Bro I just wanna say ur prolly the best guy for tutorials u go so into detail and explain every little thing. And I give helpful tips!!! Thanks bro u really helping me become a better engineer !
I'd give you my money
If I had any
Bruh same 😭
Lmao
I use the demo version of FL Studio because I have to wait till my birthday for the full version so I can't save any projects for now, but sometimes I accidentally close the window and lose all my progress. Sometimes I just feel like giving up after that happens but your videos help me keep going and continue making music. Thank you 😊
Same here👋🏼:D
Louis Brennan save the projects it says you can't buy you just can't open it again
Matt McK3Y I know but even if I do save my project it won't help because I can't open it
Louis Brennan sorry I didn't make it clear, I meant to save it until you have enough to buy fl then you can open it again.
Kunal Gautam c
I'm a big fan of in the mix! Thank you so much for your effort you're good at it and you know how to explain things well too!
well articulated👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
hey, mike! maybe you can produce a tutorial on how to effectively transition section to section. i'm not good at it tho i've been practicing so hard to get good at it. i know there's a lot of tutorials out there how to do that but the truth is they're not as good as you.
This video provides a good explanation of Fruity reverb and learnt all the details of the functions of each dials.. Keep making such tutorials
great tutorial. good stuff
Mike I know your channel is pretty successful but you need to add a Patreon link so we can support your work.Really appreciate your style of teaching.Very analytic and specific.You're not just saying " ...then we're gonna go here..to this thingy in the corner " like other UA-camrs
Thanks! I have youtube memberships enabled for those who want to support :)
LifestyleDidIt, In The Mix, Simon Servida, And Asher Postman Have Been My Go To, For Better Composition, Understanding, And More Concise Explanations For Everything FL Studio.
Thank You Kindly Fellas!!!
Wow same here man. It's a great circle to follow
"Putting reverb on a kick drum for some reason" :P
ArkeineGaming yeah I do that in more cinematic scores for videos and emotional sound tracks, it's just not commonly done in EDM
@@inthemix Hey ! Then do some cinematic scoring tutorials. I'd love to know more. Please. I didn't know you did those kind of music too though your music even otherwise has a lil bit of ambience and feel of that type.
on 808. You should try XD
@@inthemix it has been done many times in golden age of Trance 20 years ago. Sadly, New generation of Edm are too soft to made it
@@vultur311 Actually there are many techno tracks that put reverb and delay on the kick to create rolling effect
Thanks Mike... This is really great Mate... Much appreciated 👊🏽
Best tutorials for beginners like me. Slow and easy. Thank you so much
I luv the way you breakdown how and when to use FL stock plugins...My top 2 channels for FL studio edification!!!👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾...very easy to digest!!! Shout out to IN THE MIX!!!
thanks dear you are such an amazing teacher
OMG. I always thought the reverb was a little weak. This changes everything!
Just want to point out that the low and high cuts apply to the dry signal before the reverb is applied. If you want to cut frequencies from the reverb, apply a separate EQ after the reverb.
Great video as always, cheers from Germany
I have been learning fl studio from your channel since 10 days.
You are not just a professional sound engineer but you also have excellent explanatory skills,
Please make a video about editing vocals of Indian Bollywood romantic songs,
I asked as music is like oxygen for Indians that's why T-series( indian Music Company) owns the no.1 UA-cam channel in the world.
Wow Drew Gooden is helping me learn this program big time!!!!
Always fully enjoy your videos much appreciated
Thank you for being very descriptive and detailed with your lesson. You da best!
You make the best music tutorials trust me
Brother, you videos are really cool, really helps a lot, keep sharing your knowledge. 👏👏👏
@Inthemix I'm a bit confused, maybe you can answer my question: I use a few instrument VSTs and they all mostly have the same reverb installed but in very different versions. Sometimes there is a room on one instrument, sometimes there is a reverb, different distances but all in all it doesn't sound bad together. Should you create a room on top so that all the instruments are in one room? Maybe turn off all the reverbs of the plugins and just one on the send and dip them all into it? (often found the sound less appealing). How is it correct in a mix? A reverb because a room or don't the various settings in the plugins bother you? I would be very happy if you could help me with this. Experiment and the question won't leave me alone. Kind regards Adrian
Buddy I can't thank you enough for making our lives easier while it comes to use FL Studio. Recently I have started doing FL and now I am facing an issue where I can't get Fruity Reverb 2 to work on my Guitar recording. Can you please guide me through what is the issue and how can I get it to work? Much appreciated 🙏
You have really helped me in the music production, please you are best
Are you using OBS at 00:05......
your the fucking man yo , you literally have some of the best teaching videos ive seen.
Next Video, Fruity Limiter?
YES
Yes please
Thanks brother love from india
Love this video :)
thanx for very clear teaching, please teach us everything like in this video :) good luck bro !
best tutorials on youtube
Damn bro, you're so damn good at what you do. Keep it up man ♨️
This is the best! I'm learning so much as an FL Studio hobbyist. One thing I would love to know is how to make the cavernous reverb which the likes of Jon Hopkins and Ulrich Schnauss use. I've never found a tutorial on this and just chaining delay and reverb plug-ins doesn't work, for me anYway!
As always Awesome !!!
woooo! this was great! Thanks to you
thank you for videos, You're making good content!
Superb video. u explained evrything i wanted to know about. ty :)
I usually just press "random" until it sound cool
😂
Thank you for made this video. It's really helping me a lot.
very underrated guy. keep making this video for us id donate if u were livestreaming
Great video this helped me a lot!
Nice and useful tutorial. Thank you.
Thank u so muuch for the easily understandable tutorials! you have helped me a lot to arrange my school's march! you're the best tutor! straight to the point, no rants or something else that is distractive. and your handsome looks as well... oops! just kidding btw
Cool video mate. Thanks.
Thanks man this helped a lot
easy to understand, yet somehow hard to master x.x
your videos are the best btw
Another trick learned: middle-click returns the dial to default value. Thanks!
Btw why do high cut and low cut work in opposite ways here?
i.e. when I push Low Cut to full, the Low frequencies are cut out, gone. Makes sense.
but when I push High Cut to full, the High frequencies are in fact maximized, the opposite of cutting them away..
Strange.
I think it's unintuitive with those labels, but it makes some sense if you're familiar with a multiband EQ, where you have a brickwall sub-cut on the left (and move it right/clockwise to set a higher cutoff frequency) and a hi-cut on the far right (and move it left/counter-clockwise to increase the size of the effect). It's always a bit confusing though, as low-cut means the same as hi-pass, but we tend to do low-cuts and hi-cuts, which use the opposite kind of filters.
i love your videos - thank you
Thanks!
Great tutorial, man.
THAAAAANK YOU !
That's what i needed
Very great tutorial keep up the good work. This was a lot of help
Thx from Korea. This really helps!
Excellent Video
Please make a video on gross beat its amazing but we don't have knowledge about functions and i try to do but it didn't work how we create automation. Your videos are amazing helpfull for me I'm from india.
Thank you for another great tutorial! Is your music on Napster by any chance? A tutorial on how to install (and recommended places of where to find) plugins on a Macbook would be super helpful!
Very nice, VERY useful. 😁
thanks, I've learned a lot from this video
why are you so cool - thanks man, this was super helpful!
I learned a lot from you thank you so much. Please create more videos
I just made a melody in fl an I added reverb to the haro now when I create a new pattern an add a drum it has reverb aswell how to I disable it I go into my mixer an it is in the same catergory as my melody I don't know wat to do very frustrated
Hey Mike, I was wondering if you have any tips on how to process an acoustic guitar on FL. If you have any tips on how to do this I would greatly appreciate it if you would share them with me. Thanks and have a good day :)
Hey mike, keep up the good work, i love your music and how you explained all the things. Very clear and on point! Any chance you're gonna make a video about FL 12.5? Wanna hear the pros and cons from you. Thanks mate
Great tutorial man helps alot
AMAZING tutorial!
Really like your vids!
You are a legend
Since you mentioned you should think of your effects as if they were played in a cathedral for example, for the reverb, I was wondering... Do artists make separate versions of their songs to play live?
this was super helpful man, thanks :)
Yo Bro, using the fruity send, I saw you turned down the dry signal of the reverb, what if you were working with a pro plugin like Vahalla and the rest that have no means of turning down the dry signal, how would you have used such reverb on vocal? You apply it directly or how?
Thanks for all
In The Mix Hello! Obviously you guys are quite busy with your own music and all but if u could make a full mixing breakdown of a single track that would be awesome. I've been making music with fl studio for quite a while now but my tracks does sound like a mess coz i dont have enough knowledge of mixing and routing. This video and the fruity parametric eq video did help ALOT already but I wish to understand how to set up every single instrument in a track the right way so that it sounds "professional." Im sure a full mixing breakdown video would help alot of other bedroom producers to take their music to the next level.
duffelin We do have quite a few full mix breakdowns but I thi k you want us to detail all the set up too, we'll try to do that
Yea i just subscribed and havent scrolled through all the content yet. But yes thats what i meant. This is easily the best channel for people with limited knowledge of fl studio. keep doing what youre doing!
Is there any way to find out when to use fruity reverb and for what sounds to use it on? Also is there somewhere to go that explains when to use other plugins?
my problem is that i just want to apply the effect to one instrument. it’s the main instrument of the song, and i only want the reverb on that one instrument/pattern. the instrument is its own separate pattern. when i go to make a new pattern and use a new instrument, it applies the reverb to the new patter/instrument. how do i make it only apply to the first instrument/pattern?
Hey, great stuff! Very helpful.Thanks
Why would you not “turn the dry level down” if you put reverb on a snare?
Thanks for making these videos. Can u please expalin stereo enhancer . How to use it and where to use it and why to use it
Hi bro, i see you are using the arturia minilab. I have the previous model of this keyboard.. I could never really use the knobs. none of them work perfectly in FL studio. Does the new one(the one on your desk) work?? if it does, an insight on how u mapped them would be helpful. I have tried the regular ways of mapping, but nothing worked. Its been 2 years now, i have it, only the touch strip, keys, and pads work. None of the knobs work as they should.
hey ,please can you make a tutorial on how to mix a backing track with vocals.PLEASE can you explain every procedure in the process.
Nice video bro.. thumbs up.
I learned that we should put reverb in send Fx. In this video, you do the opposite. Can you please explain a little bit more? Thank you.
Thanks, good content. Was very helpful
Thanks! This helped a ton!
Nice, very helpful :)
Good Video! Helpful, Thanks! For This.
what a legend
Personally I think that Reverb should be used with Fruity Peak controller not without peak controller
For example adding reverb to the leads and for sidechaining reverb
Easy.Helpful. 👌