7 Classic Processing Techniques Every Producer Needs to Know
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Classic processing techniques have stuck around for 1 important reason... they work! They're 'timeless' for a reason.
This means we can always rely on them, adapt them and expand from them in creative and modern ways.
In this one, we discuss 7 of my favourite classic processing techniques, pulling them from other genres and music scenes, and talking about how we can adapt them to electronic music.
0:00 Intro
0:32 Low End Extention w/ Gate
3:27 Filtered Echo
5:19 Vocal Sidechain
7:25 Delay Throw
10:59 Double Tracking for Width
14:12 Double Delays
16:00 Gated Reverb
17:49 Outro
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For real one of the most interesting and impactful set of tips I've found on YT. Thank you!
@EDMProd
2 жыл бұрын
Appreciate that thanks!
@owlmuso
Жыл бұрын
Agreed!
That's what i call a really useful you tube video .Well done.Thanks
This was a fun one. I knew a few of these but filtered reverb was really cool. I am excited to try that. Thanks again!
first idea is so so clever, i gotta use that when i sample old disco records
I've been producing for a number of yrs now, but I'm finding these videos are helpful to refresh stuff I've picked up over the years but forget about when I'm in the studio. That double tracking trick for instance! And the filtered delay. Funny thing, I have a filtered delay setup on my analogue rig, but always neglect to do it in the DAW.
Really nice tutorial. I really appreciate it!
@EDMProd
2 жыл бұрын
Glad it was helpful!
Woah would love another one of these. I’ve been binging all your videos :)
@EDMProd
2 жыл бұрын
Another one coming very soon!
nice one... to be honest, never heard/seen of delay throw or send automation before, never occurred to me... that's amazing. Starting a new track right away with this :)
Love you guys! Always high quality and applicable videos.
Amazing tips
I'm producing music for a while now and still this is a "level up skills" video, very helpful thanks! subscribing now :)
Delay Throw is exactly the technique I needed to learn, thank you! You make everything so clear, keep 'em coming, please!
Good vid, explained well i think. Because of that, this also makes a good reference video for non-beginners. We always like when it's kept to the point, no sidetracking into unneccesary details which can be distracting and more difficult to absorb the main info.
Thanks! thanks! thankS! see you in the next one!
This is a game changer...
4:32 Instant Harrison BDP
awesome tips thank you!
Quality, thank you.
Great style, great vid
Nice one!
saved, thanks!
nice one
Well I'm a visiter, and damn you're the man!!! 💚
You always have insightful videos but I wonder if there's people that'd like miss out just cause of the channel name is almost too straightforward ahaha
the gating thing seems bit tricky... wouldn't it be just easier to have the sinewave play the right rhythm as midi? at least then there wouldn't be any unwanted artifacts.
@EDMProd
2 жыл бұрын
It may seem tricky the first time learning about it, but super quick and easy once you wrap your head around it. You can totally do what you've described here also. This is just how they did it back in the day when technology was a little more limited :)
2 жыл бұрын
@@EDMProd thanks for the reply, and a great vid!
Out of curiosity, would messing with the reverb settings in terms of decay/time not be the same as gated reverb?
I'm flabbergasted
I have a question. I see a lot of people in examples with their audio from, below ext in. , Set to 1 (mono), instead of 1/2 stereo for their audio sample tracks. Is there any certain reason for that? When should I be switching that and why? If you don't mind me asking. Sorry if a noob question