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Thanks for this! Going through the decades would be a sick series

@BeatAcademy

Жыл бұрын

Stay tuned 👀

@KoenFranse95

Жыл бұрын

Would also love to see you do a breakdown for the 90s/00s Max Martin stuff like britney spears, nsync and backstreet boys sound

@BagzTomato

Жыл бұрын

@@BeatAcademy 100%

@Nova_Afterglow

Жыл бұрын

@@BeatAcademy LETS GO!!!!

Muffled dry sound yet warm and very snappy drum length, beautiful 😊

you are awesome! love this videos ❤️

Fantastic video!

Amazing tips, always appreciate your clear explanations and great examples!

Love It!

This is gold. Thank you.

Great useful videos! Thank you!

gold as always !!

What an awesom tutorial. Thank you. Fantastic. Love it. 👍🏻🎶

Another awesome video/lesson! 😀👍

Thank you! Great info ⚡️⚡️

Gold video, for sure amazing knowledge, nice tips =).

such a good vocal

Thanks for the tape plugin been looking for something dope and free

thanks for thr tips❤

great video thanks

For me personally I am searching more for a sound of 70s rock and metal bands like Black Sabbath, Judas Priest, Led Zeppelin, Deep Purple and Creedence. I've been watched all videos on this topic here on KZread (actually there aren't a lot of such videos) and I realized that tips like in this video don't apply to 70s rock and metal because there are very opposite picture: all is wet, all is big and all is as natural as you could get it in the room. For me I just found that it helps to record guitar and bass not only through the close mic, but through the room mic and add it in is a big influence in that natural feeling. Also vocals needs to be recorded in a natural biggish room and not too close to the mic (in your video vocals recorded too close to the mic and it immediately breaks all vintage vibe and it screams about it modernity). Piece!

Nice!!!! 💯

Great. Only EQ, and a bit delay and reverb. The world could be so easy. There is no need for plugin wars. Good sounds and recordings and some stock plugins are the key for great music. Thank you for sharing.

@Daltic639

6 күн бұрын

exactly, you cant polish a turd as the saying goes

Thank you.. Rumors is Amazing album

Great video! Subscribed

Very cool! I had previously asked you for a breakdown of something by New Order and you replied saying good idea. I'd love to see one like this about them. But this is badass as well, thank you for sharing!

@CentaurusRelax314

Жыл бұрын

That would be fantastic.

this guy's unbelievable

Thanks. I love the Fleetwood Mac sound.

imho, nothing screams modern production more than too much low end.

@buddyalbert5808

Жыл бұрын

Agree, that and I would add artificial Hi Hats.

I always bounce out a pure top mic and bottom mic after my drums are finished . Secret weapon for later . Same with the kick with front and beater . 90 percent of the time they get blended in on a separate bus

those drums seal the deal for the 70's vibe, sounds like Mick Fleetwood, nice!

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0:06 Sorry but Toto IV was released…in 1982! 😉

Hi ! Could you please show us how to do Jealous by Eyedress?

This is a good one! I think I asked you to do a video like this a couple years ago and here it is! haha! Some great tips here. It's interesting that new artists are looking for more vintage style recorded sounds. It makes sense through, because so many new songs sound kind of "plastic" (for lack of a better word). Analog is starting to make a big comeback. Even the next generation of computer architecture will most likely be analog. One big circle! :)

where can i listen to the song used in this video?

Can you do a tutorial on how Aaron Dessner produced the new songs of The National and Ed Sheeran?

what did you put on the drum bus channel ?

Very useful video, thank you 😊

Very cool. Interesting, though-because there was an A/B comparison, the difference in overall tone is quite drastic, and i kinda think i would have preferred something somewhere in the middle. But, had i only heard one or the other, i'd just think it was either 'modern' or 'vintage/retro,' and i'd likely have no opinion about the tone. But, the vintage version was definitely 'duller,' which may be authentic, but with that direct comparison, i'm not sure if i like it objectively. Even though i pretty much worship at the alter of 'vintage' and i *love* Fleetwood Mac of that era.

So chill! Shall we connect?

If you change the velocity of midi notes, and then later use compression to level the sound, can you even tell the difference anymore? Just curious, and thanks so much for these great videos. :)

@tentacionvital

Жыл бұрын

Yes you can beacuse even if the loudness can get similar, instruments (well recorded drum vsts, piano vsts) respond differently to the way you play them. A hi-hat or cymbal played softly sounds different to one played hard, even if you match the loudness of both of them

@gregmann5687

Жыл бұрын

@@tentacionvital Good to know, thank you!

Love it! Let’s connect?

I use FL Studio. I like to automate the swing with a LFO for groove.. I also like to automate the decay of hi hats plus use multiple hi hats in a sequential round robin..

High cut at what frequency is era correct?

@joeguitar75

9 ай бұрын

I'd say 12 - 16 k

is this Faye Webster?

Needs more cowbell 😁

@BeatAcademy

Жыл бұрын

I got a fever!

haha! Greedy me thought I simply copy your AD Drums settings and would have a great 70s drums preset for the future. But "of course" it sounds way different from yours because only half of the changes / processing can be seen in your video. That's ecaxtly what I deserved *lol*

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