My GUY, growing up listening to your god-tier post-hardcore mixes I never thought I'd get this insight straight from the source. At this point, I will admit that I have picked up a lot of these tips either through hours of tutorial digging or hours of experimentation, but the sauce is all here, and clear, and from the man himself. Thanks Joey.

@naiomicampbell99

2 жыл бұрын

melodic death core

@naiomicampbell99

2 жыл бұрын

melodic death core

@grantahart

Жыл бұрын

Pretty much exactly what I thought when I found out he had tutorials on KZread!

This is the information I needed in my life. Always wanted to figure out how to layer rhythm guitars properly!

@danizha212

2 жыл бұрын

ikr, it's very hard to find these stuff for metal music around internet. That mono compatibility trick is what I needed

@josephmartinez9988

2 жыл бұрын

very hard to find anything metal and modern 😂💀

I would love to watch a live stream of Joey editing/mixing a song

@jacee8094

2 жыл бұрын

He did on nail the mix a bunch. He even did a more recent one with attack attack’s new song

@smash_adams

2 жыл бұрын

Nail the mix or Creative Live

@henriqueferreira2155

2 жыл бұрын

I've seen it before

@sanimoze31

2 жыл бұрын

Count me in!

@limi.

2 жыл бұрын

second that 🙌🏻

Reaper "licensed for personal/small business use", eh ? 😅

@luisendymion9080

2 ай бұрын

Good catch lol

@videogamecoverss

2 ай бұрын

shhhhhh ;)

Thank you, Joey! Very informative video!👏

That's a treasure chest of information, thank you for sharing!

Always usefull tips, thanks JST!

Sounds amazing Joey thanks

Thanks for the tips Joey!

This video is a wealth of knowledge! Probably one of the best channels out here!

This is pure gold man

This was very helpful. Noticed my mistakes right away. Thank you!!!

Great hints. Thanks

Fantastic Video! Thank you!

Awesome tips. Thanks man.

So many great tips in just one video! Amazing as always!

The song you featured in this video is BANGER! Very Scandinavian melodic style, love it.

Mann I just found this channel by chance... This is hands down my favourite mixing/producing channel! It's like watching a TV show and it is everything Nail the Mix should have been! Focused and to the point!!

Helpful Lesson! Thanks!!!

On a quad track recording I particularly like the blend between 2 tracks recorded on a bridge humbucker and 2 recorded on neck+bridge splited coils. Great blend with the seymor ducan sentient/nazgul.

I learn more in the 9 minutes your video last, than in years trying wrong ideas, SUPER GREAT VIDEO.

Great channel, my new favorite place to check out with a cup of joe

Please make more of these. Like... so many. I'll give you a hug and a free song.

Your channel is helping me with my guitar production so much, thank you.

@joeymusic

Жыл бұрын

That's awesome! Keep rockin!

Nice video! Very helpful 👌👌

You‘re awesome! Thank you!

Great Video!! Thank You!

Excellent - thank you

So good tutorial video.

This is AMAZING!

I love the tone you achieve with the guitar, it reminds me a lot of Cathedral! Cheers!

Lots of good tips here!

Some of my favorite guitar layering is what Ken Andrew’s did on Failure’s Fantastic Planet… so good.

Man, Sturgis is the frikkin god of metal mixing and tone. Toneforge Jeff Loomis changed my life. And this video was a game changer for my guitar sound, not just the double/quad tracking but also the use of atmospheric cleans and the use of effects to create texture. We bow in awe.

Great info here, for sure

REALLY COOL VIDEO!

Great vid one of the best I’ve seen regarding multiple guitar tracking! As a studio and touring guitarist first from the late 70s hard rock 80s glam,metal and virtuoso and still playing I have always struggled with getting that big sound with separation definition and clarity God knows I have everything from radial for RE-amping, axe Fx and every plug-in emulator available, Ox box, Torpedo, tons of vintage heads and cabs some great mics But no goddamn patience! I’m also very interested in this Mutt Lange technique Thanks

This was so helpful. I was wondering about quadruple layering in choruses too, and now I’m excited to do it and alter the tone a bit. Thanks!

@joeymusic

4 ай бұрын

Glad it was helpful!

@BJPriceMusic

Күн бұрын

Do you hard pan all the tracks? Do you ever do like 80% left and right for specific stuff? Always was curious about that.

I never thought of processing my FX post-record on the DI... Thank you!

These were some cool tips!!

Thanks dude.

The lead guitar section was SUPER useful - thanks Joey! I'd been struggling with lead guitars so this helps give me a little bit of a foundation to come up with something unique. Thanks again!

Wow! Thank you for this GREAT video! This opened my ears to create better-sounding guitars in my songs. Mucho Thanks!!

Joey the Legend!

The thickening 🤘🏽

Nice video! Trying to break into metal production and this helps alot. There are plenty of techniques I've used dozens and dozens of times before but its nice to see them being repeated here. Thanks!

@joeymusic

Жыл бұрын

Glad it was helpful!

Using that high end Gio. Nice👌

a goldmine!

I totally forgot that the amount of layers affect the size of the overall mix. I feel dumb after that one but this will help me so much!

the song itself is amazing

What would I do without these videos... But Joey, could you maybe do a video about the important balance between the Bass and guitars (especially in the more heavy-ish genres)? "The key to a great guitar tone, is the bass" is a quote I think I once heard in one of the many URM Academy videos on YT

Dat kul man 👌🏻

Thank you for the info! When quad tracking, do you hard pan guitars 3 and 4? Or do you bring them inward more? Maybe even expanded further out? Or do they sit on top of the already hard panned guitars 1 and 2? Thank you!

sweet thank ya

This man speaks fcking truth to power! 🤘

Hey man,really loved your way. Could you please explain that rhythm section chop in a brief. Thanks.

I love u joey !

I’d be interested to see how you would mix a indie rock band.

The master of production ! Thanks for all.

Man, I really gotta stop watching your videos while I’m on a timeline…now I gotta go quad-track a chorus 😢

The single note chord building, insaneeee

@boarderking133

2 жыл бұрын

Read: lazy guitar technique

Awesome video! Btw, how do you do that mouse selection around 1:45?

I love guitar left high end thinner, right guitar high end like thinner, duplicate left and right then make the guitars more thick mid range and blend them in all together. 100/100 high end 76/76 thick end. 🤘

Gold

I always quad track my rythem guitar tracks for the chorus and then double track in the verse

Awesome! Quick question! If you have 2 guitarist doing different riffs, do you double them, hard pan? Then merge and Pan those 2 performances L R?

great video especially about the tape/foam - any products on the market for this?

@stateofchrysalis5483

Жыл бұрын

Gruv gear sells stuff for $20 or more, but I've found that a velcro cable tie with the loop side on the strings does the same job, and you can get a huge roll of them for the same price. But the specialized products are more aesthetically pleasing. Don't forget the tremolo springs as well.

The man the legend the vst plug-in...

Joey giving away all the secrets.

When do you decide to track mono and track sterio ? Does it depend on the project / song your working on or is there another aspect to it ?

Dope

Wait, was that “All My Life” by Attack Attack! I heard?? 👀

Please make Toneforge available on the M1 chips! 😫

8:57 - That man right there is a God among men

This is gold! 🤘😁 and... that's reaper? What skin? 😯

Do you pan the quad track guitars hard L and R or are you off setting a pair to like 75% or something?

Do you double track at once or in separate takes?? Or phase cancel issue?

are all of the pannings hard left and right ? for leads also?? thanks

How did you get reaper to look like that? I have the same theme I think but your colours are more vibrant

I'd like a tutorial on how you setup reaper to be so pretty!

I would pay money for a start to finish recording and mixing/editing tutorial from joey. Is that already a thing anywhere..?

@joeymusic

2 жыл бұрын

Yes look up Studio Pass on Creative Live

The double track performance dropping back a few ms with different mics were to I buy this from?

How would you go about panning the guitars where there is 2 distinct guitar parts? Such as harmony guitar riffs etc? I get the double track each guitar and pan L+R but how would this work for harmonies that are panned L+R without having both parts of the harmony in both ears? Hopefully I've explained this well enough 😅

I heard that Attack Attack riff ;)))

Thank u Joey for this! I'm just starting out to this whole recording thing and I would like to ask if the DAW being used here is Reaper?

@itsokaytobenormal3695

Жыл бұрын

It is, reaper is dope

@armfourteen

Жыл бұрын

@@itsokaytobenormal3695 thank u!

Anyone know what Reaper theme this is ?

What theme are you using in Reaper?

What reaper pitch algorithm are you using for stretching the DIs?

@RedSheap

2 жыл бұрын

Reapitch

The quad tracking sounded so good, every time I try it, it seems to thin out the sound significantly. I noticed yours were called OCTAVE L/R are they just pushed up 12 semitones or are they actually played an octave above?

@Rendydany

2 жыл бұрын

you can use the exact same DI and lower it by 1 octave then apply the same fx chain with a bit of variation

2:47 is this attack attack? sounds like a riff from the newer ep

What is the name of the mic SIM unit did you say tunforge

How do you make this gradient color tracks???

Hey Joey! How you been?

yo the CHON homies! we're still waiting for their new music!

Anybody know the song around 7:58? Melodic stuff!

Man i cant find it anywhere and i dont know.where i heard it but if you record at center and then pan after doesnt that cause a loss in definition. Shouldnt you record at 100 percent left and after that record again at 100.percent right

For me the biggest challenge when it comes to double tracked guitars is mono compatibility. For some reason my guitars seem to disappear in mono, even when they sound very different. I know I'm not alone with this, many people seem to have the same issue on forums. When I switch to mono, suddenly the snare and the vocals jump out waaay too much. Any advice?

@ajs787

2 жыл бұрын

My understanding is it's kind of the nature of the beast. Panloss settings can affect this from what I've heard. But a surprising amount of professional tracks disappear in mono. Listen to your favorite metal tracks and see how they do in mono. It's actually quite surprising. Another thing you can do is switch out what cabinet you're using for each track, which is really only possible if you're doing it with amp sims like Joey. Another thing to keep in mind: the vast majority of people are going to be listening to the song stereo.

@ajs787

2 жыл бұрын

Pan law was what I meant

Is there a link to the song @ 8:29?

What DAW are you using?

How come when I record guitars they sound terrible and quiet hard panned left and right, but sound good when panned like 75% or less?