Amazing vid! Super informative, clear and very helpful. Thank you!

You have a really nice way of explaning things with all those analogies. I'm suscribed and get notifications and I really don't mind waiting a little longer for a video. I hope the youtube algorithm makes more people discover your channel because they're seriously missing out on some top quality stuff. Keep it up!

@LearnAudioEngineering

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching, matuloco! I appreciate the kind words!

Your videos are simple .. but the knowledge in it is killler ... god bless you bro 😎

Glad to see you're back, my friend :D

@LearnAudioEngineering

5 жыл бұрын

🤘Good to be back, got some really cool stuff planned for the summer! 😎

WOW Great !!!! short, sweet and to the point !!!

@LearnAudioEngineering

Жыл бұрын

Much appreciated, Eduardo! Thanks for watching

Also I found extra step for better stereo image.. if you have two audio tracks .. from same instrument such as accoustic guitar panned hardly to right and little on left ( left side must be -4db than right side) this will help you to add more width in the mix. Because both side gonna add muddy to mix . Basically low -4db on side that is not hardly focused on .

you can create depth with speaker emulation plugins like Redline Monitor from 112db (for those are mixing with headphones)

Thank you.💯

Thanks 🙏

Wow great video... You are really cool

you are a Genius!

Reverb as a tool for depth and space !

Love the Freddy sweater...

bravo

Anyway great tutorial

is there a way to make something sound elevated (ie. on high platform, or directly above) in a mix?

@LearnAudioEngineering

5 жыл бұрын

You could try a small room reverb, sometimes the early reflections can lift an instrument out of a dense mix. Thanks for the comment!

Is there any way to see your mix in 3d?

Bro You popping up wit da Freddy Kruger sweater playing that music scared the 💩 Outta me 🤦🏽‍♂️😆

Hmm what if you put me thing far away in one of the sides?

Signal polarity..inverted center channel

Part of your comments are fine, but you should be talkin about the phase shift when used HPF or LPF and the harsh sounding. For other hand, your congas are distorted

“Tomber” got me dismissive

Thanks for inspiration! (It's weird that there is only one other comment on this, I suddenly understand all the 'first' comments on videos)

@LearnAudioEngineering

5 жыл бұрын

glad to help, Isaac! Thanks for watching.

6:10 its still mono. loved this video however.