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Ok scratch that, ivo kosk already answered
To do a very good master, you would have to individually fine tune each
instrument/track and not bounce the track as a whole. for beginners i
suppose mastering the track as a whole with the tips Graham gives is great
but to get stuck in you’d master each instrument separately. For example,
in bass heavy songs in genres like drum and bass and dubstep you’d want the
kick and the bass to sit nicely together in the final mix by fine tuning
each instrument using EQs and what not. Hope this helps
that’s mixing
honestly… is studio one better than logic pro 9? please be honest
guys…. i am looking into getting into studio one
go for it. learn it. no regrets. :-)
ok thank you :D
Am I tone deaf? I have no idea what you did to the snare “ring” and the
vocals, it is not even barely noticable… now I feel bad :((
Don’t feel bad. It’s hard to hear that sort of thing. He made a tiny
improvement. If he didn’t show what he did I would have thought that he
made an adjustment on the snare compression. Are you listening to this with
decent headphones or studio monitors?
Fantastic.
Well, dt770pro through a duet2 – surely no barefootsound monitors, still
was hoping it would be just a bit clearer to hear! End result vs. before is
much clearer. I will blame the evil,evil youtube compression for eating the
tiny dynamic changes!! :)
Do you have any points on mixing heavy distorted guitar.. I never see that
in your vids . Is it harder ..
Those are great monitors. I have a set of Sure840s. Just keep listening and
you’ll hear it. I always put his videos at max resolution and play back
sections again and again to hear the adjustments. Try focusing on different
frequencies for each listen. Also, do the exercise yourself and then come
back and try hearing it again here.
depends what aspect you’re more into. Logic has better midi whereas Studio
one is more of a all rounder
man thank you big for doing such,your tutorials are simple to follow,what
will I do without you,i have tried so many tutorials from other people,but
yours surpass
Why so?
I Love the Detail in your Videos, it really helps in explaining and showing
what your doing. Especially with the Closeups and everything THANKS!
Thanks!!!!
STUDIO ONE!!!!
Does anyone know where I can get a frequency analyzer like the one he is
using?
how come u didnt use highpass to roll off below 30 herts or lower, would
like a explanation on this graham
The ultimate lesson here is this. The final mix and final master MUST be
done by a impartial, non-band member. Take a guess what a mix done by the
guitar player is going to sound like. Or worse yet, the bass player (just
kidding) Having an impartial 3rd party do it accomplishes several things.
It cost money, which inhibits endless tweaking, AND, you might be surprised
at what the non band member engineer focuses on. It’s a good mix, when
everybody wishes they were slightly louder.
Great tutorial. – in depth as this is a subject that needs that extra
explaining! Thank-you!
hey i have a question . what is correlation meter for? if the meter is at
red what does it mean? if its at blue what does is it meant ? and lastly
what is correlation
Your tips have helped me so much! I’ve learnt more these last few months
than I ever thought possible, your videos are literally 90% of the resource
I’ve used. I’ve watched about 20 of your videos just today! I love this
song by the way, where can I get it??
-P
¿where can I get this song?
WTF? fixing the vocals and snare in a master? why would you not do that in
mixing? mastering is for loudness only. if you need to fix shit go back to
mixing
Dude, your videos are fantastic. I am a Chicago area Jazz Guitar player who
started recording and mastering my own stuff and your videos are sooooo
helpful. You are also quite a musician and singer as well!!!
There’s always a problem defining what mastering is. Would you say that
mixing is all the relative stuff and individual instruments, but if you got
that right but need some broad EQ of the whole track without affecting the
balance its where mastering comes in?
Noob Question
I use pro tools express, I start with the drums, then add bass, and guitar
and synths then vocals, so I have multiple tracks on my projects, and I mix
from there.
Is it better to export it into 1 single audio track (without vocals) as you
see on here when it comes to mixing and improving the sound?
Not related to the content, but why would you use studio one when you
already have Pro Tools installed? the thing is a lot more people use Pro
Tools than studio one, therefor a lot more would learn from the native
plugins of Pro Tools than those in studio one, since every DAW comes with
good plugins and not so good ones…
Thank you. Keep making studio one tutorials please. I app it.
Great tutorial, really helpful. thanks for uploading it
Videos like this make me feel like I don’t reeeeeally have the ear for this
kind of stuff haha
What you’re doing here is EQing the final mix. I know you have to work with
what you’ve got, but some people in mastering suggest that the client sends
them all tracks so the details are there and tracks can be tweaked
individually. Any thoughts?
I noticed at the end the red clip light was on. Doesn’t that mean the track
is clipping and that’s bad for the track, and you would want to turn the
volume down?
Where can we buy this song?
Can anyone tell me where i can get the song he is Mastering? I can’t find
it nowhere :(
Who else thinks all of his mixes have like no bass what so ever?
Graham ! I didn’t know you used Studio One … what abojt a review of the
last veryion ? It really excels in every aspect ….
Right up to now I use EQ, Limiter, Compression… on individual tracks (
typically on bounced midi tracks including solo drum tracks, I usually use
EQ pre-sets like Bass for Bass, Snare for Snare, Piano for Piano…. . Same
for Compression or other mastering tools ), that procedure still has it’s
place even as a means of changing the tone of the sound ( or enhancing it
).I hadn’t considered EQing a whole track before.