give this man a series

@weisland2807

5 жыл бұрын

yes man!!

@olliewicks5317

3 жыл бұрын

@Isaiah Asher sadddooo

@marceloribeirosimoes8959

2 жыл бұрын

RIGHT NOW!!!!!!!!!!

@martyrx3436

Жыл бұрын

Give the originators a series…

@komkommerschijf

Жыл бұрын

experience no ego just helping a brother out......mad respect

"If your mix doesn't sound good in mono... chu gotta problem!"

"if its one thing you leave with today its try mess with reality!"…legend

just wana hear him speak all day all night

@marcodoll7191

7 жыл бұрын

can´t stop smiling

@bobbell3989

7 жыл бұрын

KOVALNT Yeah!

@churize

7 жыл бұрын

This one is pure gold! So stoked to have a few insights into this dudes alchemy

@dokan3740

6 жыл бұрын

same here

'adjust it till you dig it' - class!

@Accou25

7 жыл бұрын

apply to life )

@DJMARINKOx

3 жыл бұрын

wisdom!

This man is such a great inspiration. I wish i could learn even 10% of what he knows

Outstanding masterclass. Thanks Point Blank and Prince Fatty for your generosity.

That dub @18:03 is unbelievable. What a mix. The way the rhythm just slides in. Mmmm. Prince Fatty just loving it too, eyes closed. Music - Right there.

100 % the best video on this channel in years !

@baddriddimworkshop

6 жыл бұрын

even about dubwise in general. it changes from people showing off theyre 201's, pultecs and spacexpanders

this is a proper lecture, thanks Dr. Prince Fatty!

I watched this video 9 months ago and now I have an amazing home studio I am happy with, analogue Midas Vince 320, all effects are guitar pedals with super low noise . a digital tape echo pedal and a flashback x 4 for delays, I write in MPC and track out 6 outputs splitting my drums and this is my starter point to get my dubs practising. Thanks Prince Fatty you helped inspire and give me faith in myself. I feel like a 15 year old finding music again

@PrinceFattyTV

3 жыл бұрын

Yowzer ! reading this makes me happy - you made my day ! good work, feeling 15 is very good. keep dubbing. peace

"If everyone else uses Fenders, then I'd play a Gibson". Integrity and creativity. Most other tutorials teach you the exact opposite; how to copy everyone else and rip of other people's style. I remember when selling out and ripping people off was unacceptable, and if you made a tune that sounded like someone else you would be embarrassed. I wish we still kept that mentality in the modern era, instead of an endless stream of mediocre generic copies off the back of others hard work. I guess it's tough for the vast majority of producers and musicians right now, they're born too late to really explore new ground and coupled with the sheer amount of people on the planet it makes it tough to be an individual or an outlier. Hey ho, life goes on, at least there's lots of financial incentives for people who wanna be different and create new forms!

@WesleyWattley-xy4fg

6 ай бұрын

Go ahead with it 😅🇬🇧 🇺🇸 🌎

Prince Fatty is an absolute legend! Best studio/mix/masterclass video I've ever seen... big up to Point Blank!

Watching it for the third time in a row. LOVE this guy. what a cool and down to earth dude!

@phable

7 жыл бұрын

;-)

@nandoblondemobydick5438

7 жыл бұрын

same here cause it would be good to take wroten notes about what he said

@phable

3 жыл бұрын

Three years later and I still come back to this video.

History, knowledge and practical display. Would love to spend a month in the studio watching and asking questions.

possibly the best studio chat online

I am not a musician or audio person but I found this really, really fascinating! Wow!

Everytime Mike demonstrates something my mind floats away and I have to rewind to get what's he saying like three times on every subject. I have a DUB adhd. Thank you for that video, very cool tips!

Sheer delight from beginning to end. Cheers to the Prince and Point Blank - this one's a gem :)

Rhythm&Sound - the geniuses in 'hiss' in background, what a sound!

What a brilliant and inspiring interview with Prince Fatty. Thank you for the inspiration mate.

I watched this the first time and it went over my head. I watched it again because I was busy getting my mind blown by the echo Vari speed. Thank you so much my dub improved right away after I applied bandpass to the mix

da man is a BOOK..:) thank you sir!

So much truth in here. Love this guy.

Falling asleep to Jean Michelle Jarre and Pink Floyd at 16-17 was my intro to electronic music.

Great interview, reminded me so much of my early engineering days. Some of the reggae artist that was mentioned I've worked with back in the late 80s and early 90s. Salute Prince Fatty

Hands down THE best masterclass, tutorial etc I have ever heard!

18:33 the face said all. Most interesting mix and creativity lesson I've watched on youtube. So much knowledge from experience here.

This was super helpful, watching him mix dub live gave me a whole new appreciation of the genre.

Solid GOLD. Prince Fatty can't help dropping that wisdom, it just rolls off him. Great knowledge and tips.

one of the most informative and yet chill videos I've seen on this platform

listen to this on nice headphones.. such a lovely voice.. heavy yet smokey.. wished my mixes sounded like this mans voice

THANKS PB! this one is great! we need more reggae & dub masterclasses ;)

I was surprised to see prince fatty on PB. great insight and knowledge based info for the Reggae/Dub heads. Bless up prince fatty and thanks to PB for showing

truly inspiring! every second of this was filled with so much knowledge and experience. great voice as well.

I learnt so much here regarding changing the drum heads and benefits of old bass guitar strings. V.Good.

fantastic stuff - could watch this for hours..... give him show!

Absolutely brilliant, informative and all with no ego. Big up prince fatty.

this must have been the best tutorial i have seen. and i´ve seen A LOT of them) i´ve never produced a dub or reggae track in my life (like it tho) but always admired their sonics. proper dude, proper skills, proper knowledge. big up!

Beautiful explanation. A true genius in the field of audio engineering and mixing. Thanks for sharing his insight and years of experience!

Now that is what I call a MASTERCLASS, what an amazing video, thank you to all involved in making and sharing this, and mega thanks to Prince Fatty for being the cool and deadliest man alive. Respect !

That was awesome! Thanks, Point Blank! One of the best Dub Classes I have ever seen. Peace

"Cause that's your job at the end of the day. To blow people's minds, yeah?"

I watch this so much. What a storyteller.

Opening up a treasure box! Thank you very much. This was inspiring.

Your production of Black Rabbit with Shniece is AWESOME

36:46 minutes of pure knowledge, Rare.

Great interview and a lot of great tips.

Very dub informative! Thanks.

I've been using a vintage mixer, Behringer 802 which has just blown it's left hand aux return. People will say meh! Behringer, but it only cost £45 and has lasted daily use for six years. Love it and shall get another.

this video is such a gift

This guy is all brains and intuition. Technically I don’t know what he is talking about but it’s so fascinating

Every six months i come back to this for catharsis, Prince fatty is up there with Tubby, Scientist and Mad Professor in my humble opinion.

love the way he flips that pen

Just found out about this guy!!! Love that he is so knowledgeable about this! Wish there was another video!!!

Masterclass indeed, Prince Fatty knows his craft, really enjoyed this.

This man definitely blows minds in the evenings )

Oh man! Tellement de conseils de qualité !! Je pourrais écouter Prince Fatty pendant des heures !! Thx

My God Prince Fatty is a genius! Put a sock over the mic. Man, so many amazing tips! I could watch this over and over.

A living treasure

Fantastic.

Thank and Respect Full!! Love

best point blank video i have seen, pure gold, not only for Dub lovers

Came back to watch this again! Full of great teachings and tips...tips...tips...tips...tips...........

Would love to record an album with this man.. Can Not Beat Analogue.. simple as that!! Full 100 Bro 👍🏾👊🏾

Very generous advice! I thoroughly enjoyed this. Inspiring.

I found this so so interesting and so engaging i just downed tools in my studio and sat back listening. Great piece THANK YOU!

A lot of love and respect to Prince Fatty, great inspiration

Love this, not enough of these sort of videos out there! Great advice on the pre-delay for vocals and drum FX to help them sit better

This guy is a wealth of knowledge and experience. Wow.... I'm so entertained and impressed....

I am going to set up a second KZread account to give this two thumbs up.

This is ILLEEEEGAL... NO PRO TIPS !!! oh gawrsh.... Love You Man, thank you for your service in dub

Wow, one of the best interviews... very knowledgeable and straight to the point

Best Point Blank video ever! Amazing.

"re-amp".... a clutch fundamental that will always be in use but in another manifestation as we go to the future.

He sure knows his stuff!great masterclass!love your tracks

amazing vid full of unparalleled insight and knowledge from prince fatty - thanks point blank - more!

I love how him talking while the music plays could just as well be really high quality vocals.

History lesson. Sleng teng. Love it

"If there's one thing you guys can leave with today, it's, Try & Mess with Reality, yea?" #PrinceFattyRules :)

@DJMARINKOx

3 жыл бұрын

wisdom!

This guy is really chill and down to earth, big ups!

AMAZING WORDS

Love this!! Thank you for sharing your knowledge Prince Fatty and for making the music that you do!

Thanks

Shout out to everyone at Point Blank - the home of pushing the boundaries

Great stories, lots of info. Learned something new today. Thank you.

learnt a lot from this one... cheers PB

Knowledgeable guy and I like his approach but there is one thing I disagree with in this video for those who want to buy a tape machine as delay. He says don't get the B version of the Revox and get the A because the B doesn't do 3 ips. There are currently more b77s on the market that do 3 - 7 ips than the high speed version of the b77 that do 7 - 15 ips. Also right out of the box b77 has varispeed and a speed controller remote to go with it without any additional modifications if you search ebay. The b77 is also a great machine and in some ways I prefer it to the a77. The high speed version of the b77 is also a great a mixdown machine for mixes where you want to add some tape saturation and is still affordable and parts are readily available if they go bust but if you want to use a tape machine as a delay make sure it is a 3 - 7 ips machine as he said to get the long delays. Respect to Prince Fatty. Big sound.

Very good information about sound/studio. Just bought several Drum stems from his Drum Loops studio. Horseman and Style Scott. My prayer is that Reggae/Dub Music does not go through 'gentrification' like The Blues.

@louislj3630

4 жыл бұрын

I honestly think it has, like what has happened with techno, house, drum and bass, dubstep etc. all of those generes have unground scene keeping to their roots, much like reggae. while mainstream variations of the genres are being pumped out to masses with a more marketable and profitable sound.

wonderful artistry .blessup fatty

Master at work. Can i come chill at the studio and just ask questions all day while he plays me 45's? Savage

Great session! Loved the historical bits. Thanks so much 1~

so many golden tips here. much appreciated guys!

This is an incredible resource. Best KZread channel

Awesome!

Thank u so much! I loved and enjoyed every bitof it. Every time I played and listen to this tips I love it more and more. Thanks mate. u take care

This was DOPE

60s dub, ei, king tubby/ lee perry invented electronic popular music. the producer became the artist. technology became the instrument. thats 10/15 years before kraftwerks, grandmaster flash and moroder. sure electronic music existed but was a classical persuit for intellectuals. those jamaican producers are at the root of hip hop, techno, electronic music witch dominates the soundscape of today

thanks prince fatty and point blank its a blessing

Yes papa !