Crazy to think 8 years ago we were at 720p quality. The information in these videos is timeless

I love JJP's discriptions of mixing. Never technical, always musical.

Questions: 1) 0:08 2) 3:05 3) 5:20 4) 7:17 5) 11:37 6) 13:28 7) 17:40 8) 20:40

"Compression for me is not level".. HALLELUJAH BROTHER!!!!!!

Amazing 20 min. He truely tried to answer every question as best as he could. Even with gear choices, when he didn't really think a specific piece should be underlined, he picked one just to try and make the answer more useful to the person asking it.

Thanks for sharing your gift with us JJP, I'm so grateful to people of your calibre sharing knowledge and experience with us, it means people will still be making records from the heart for years to come.

Have all this guys plugins, love the way he shares information. JJP doesn't mind showing you things and teaching you things. One cool cat.

Best video on the internet right here. Thank you Jack Joseph Puig

I am glad you are doing these - Thank You!

Love his explanation of compression. it's more to make it dance together than fr level. Real advice, thx Mwtm thx Jack!!

I like the way you speak. Concise and clear. Thank you. Looking forward to more!

Total legend! Thanks for sharing your tricks. Gonna try the snare parallel low boost for sure.

This guy has so many gold/platinum records it's crazy. Ha it almost feels unreasonable to aspire to be like JJP. He is the man though. Manages to talk about everything in a way that is more technical than most other and gives more musical descriptions at the same time seamlessly.

Pray for me. Anyone watching this, I just got an email back about an interview for an internship at a studio. I’m jus tryna learn and get better be surrounded by all of this ❤️

@jjjuhg

4 жыл бұрын

got the job ?

Very much appreciate your perspective JJP! I had the chance to briefly meet you at the Pensado Awards and I just wanted to say thank you for being so willing to talk to a "fan"! Your humility, thoughtfulness, and kindness are matched only by your great art! Rock on!

He dropped the knowledge ❤️

5:30 uh-huh, this knowledge changes everything for me

Thanks for sharing your knowledge. Def not enough time to get in depth with a lot of those questions. However it was still nice to get an idea of your approach on those subjects. It all comes down to, use your ears and experiment.

Great advice. I especially have to remember the last piece of advice he gives when I'm zoning out on one thing wayyy too long.

Thank you.

Very, very informative. Excellent stuff!

Nice video. The last tip was the most useful to me, i try to practice that as much as i can. Finnish a track and move on is super important for your music career.

that was awesome.

"Did you know that wearing a hat with a brim puts a notch in your hearing at around 2 Khz?" Bob Katz

@danielalexandre3933

5 жыл бұрын

Mabe wearing a hat is the secret of a great mix. =)

thank you

I love the snare vs. hi-hat Q: & A: Awesome tip!

It’s crazy how JJP predicted how music is consumed in the streaming era

what a boss!

Thanks great insight

Thanks for sharing.

Great philosophy on compression

Its Audio tracks from Waves Its a EQ And A compressor ! Its Amazing

The guy is so ace.

For entertainment purposes, turn on the closed captions. Hilarious.

@DrAudioBot

6 жыл бұрын

lol

@SteveStockmalMusic

5 жыл бұрын

Good one 🤪🤪🤪🤪

Thanks Dewa netar.

a true master!

Geniuses.

Ok good advice from legend

Slate VBR is a killer 2buss compressor rack plug-in.

6:50 , "you should be able to make it on anything". Cool cat

You are freaking amazing, this was a moment of knowledge , thank you so much Sr. Joseph, i will use some of this info on my next mix, that's for sure!! its funny that i use the duplicate snare track with one of them with a massive bottom end, its such a sweet technique, tx once again!!

Francisco oroz el dice q usa audio track para la mayoria de cosas tambores bass etc.y el Fairchild para vocals .ps el jack joseph es un jenio

14:39 Have you tried pizza? Well, you did say EVERYTHING 🤪🤪🤪 But seriously... great discussion on compression. !!!!!!

Great!)

good................

Records and Tapes Approved.. "Ro Sham Bo" by the Grays and "Spilt Milk" by Jellyfish!

I totally agree, however, I don't know how i'd feel after i'd had my first taste of major success you know?

Nice video.

@tonycash6472

10 жыл бұрын

I love the puig 670. I have to control the urge not to put that plug in on every track. Also love his signature series plug in.

"I get asked this question all the time from regular people, as well as very educated people." WTF?!!! hahaha.

@watsonsmicrocomputers9297

5 жыл бұрын

Pretty sure he meant in his field, as in educated in audio engineering.

the music in the background is so distracting and loud!! But he's such a genius that we don't even mind. Thank you for sharing his awesome knowledge

Who tries the snare tips ?

I've noticed in these Q&As that people really obsess over the chains and the answers are almost always very similar. It's get it right with out too much processing

I wonder if he still thinks 48kHz sounds bad. Also, bouncing to tape affects timing. I tend to enjoy the results.

Mr.Clapton ?

What's the song playing around the 5 - 8 minute range?

;] great

That 16:23 - that classic autofocus? Panasonic maybe?

Didn't know Heisenberg was a mix engineer!

Please, whats the first song playing in the background

Hello, At 19´ i don’t get the name of this compressor. Any help please ? Thanks

"Compression for me is not level" While I get what he's saying, compression is surely a great tool to affect the timing and flow of something, I bet that he's using compression a lot for just levelling purposes. Unless he's got a hell of a finger to ride that fader.

What's that vocal plug-in? 19:33

What's a plugin?

@SteveStockmalMusic

5 жыл бұрын

The wall socket !!! Wah wah wah waaaaahhhh

Daniel Lanois, is that you? hahaha

That is the rub, isn't it?

Guess its this one: waves[dot]com/plugins/audiotrack

Don't be lazy and parallel compress the snare.

so much professionalism even a average joe will show some audio clip instead of yapping and showing nothing wasted 22 mins of my life no offence

That shirt requires immediate attenuation.

@SteveStockmalMusic

5 жыл бұрын

Nice 👍👍👍

Great answers to stupid questions...

@senadinfaze

10 жыл бұрын

Sorry, I don't think they were stupid Qs at all! Peace!

@SteveStockmalMusic

5 жыл бұрын

Wah wah wah waaaaahhhh

12:55 "...just taking something is not cool..." If someone listens to, or downloads my song, they have taken nothing from me. And, if the people in the music business figure out a way to control all the music on the internet, they'll ruin it just like they did popular music. I have original content, you are free to do with it what ever you want. I only ask to be credited by name...and, even that I cannot enforce. I'd rather my work be famous than try to extract a profit from every play...

They should mix the static noise out of this audio... also, if you were in a train station with lots of people walking around and they asked you to point out the one person who may be up to something based on how they look... this would be the guy, maybe too many large pieces of flare

@kpgpwi64

10 жыл бұрын

yeah that shirt/fedora combo is legit. hahah

@vidsforsquids

10 жыл бұрын

Yeah! he's up to being one of the best in the business

@WSIAlberta

10 жыл бұрын

And......as a great example of a comment that has nothing to do with anything you would win.

Art is never finished.. It´s abandoned.

The two people that clicked the dislike button hit it by accident

Hi. :) Please, let us pray together. Dear God who art in heaven, hallow be thy name thy kingdom come thy will be done on earth as it is in heaven, give us this day our daily bread and forgive us our trespasses as we forgive those who trespass against us and lead us not into temptation but deliver us from evil for thine is the kingdom and the power and the glory forever, in Jesus Christ's name we pray, amen.

The search for "loudness" in my opinion is pretty foolish. If your song is on radio or being played by a DJ, they have control over your loudness. EVERYONE has a volume control. The search should be for improved mixes, cleaner sound and properly compressing a final mix for QUALITY of sound and musicality. Anyone between your music and an audience can compress the hell out of your music so it peaks continuously, (AKA makes it louder). This whole loudness thing is like having a mate who's perfect... but you'd like someone 9' tall because the others are shorter.

@dendonoso2481

10 жыл бұрын

I agree! , the dynamic range is very important, so... ¿why kill it? a song that is constantly hitting on 0dB is a peace of shit.

@nandoblondemobydick5438

6 жыл бұрын

not so evident, My first mix made everyone laugh at the bar where I tried it, and I told the waiter to turn up the volume, he answered me to the fullest, then I looked stupid and asked what was going on, in my house it sounded decent.

Jack, do you get better midrange by wearing fake glasses? Sorry, I'm being mean. Great Q&A. Really enjoyed it. Seriously though, what's with the fake glasses? (In case anyone's wondering, you can tell fake glasses because they don't magnify the face.)

@DjKidKali

9 жыл бұрын

noisyneil who cares they look cool lol

@noisyneil

8 жыл бұрын

+Mi B yep you're right. I may have had a couple of drinks when I wrote that. Oh well.

@SteveStockmalMusic

5 жыл бұрын

I drank out of glasses 👓

all this don't mean nothing yall if you don't know how to use the gear and know how to train your ears..

"Transiets" Is he seriously saying it wrong??? Transient, Mr. Puig..wow.

@siriusfun

5 жыл бұрын

Thank god you were here to correct Jack Joseph Puig!