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Excellent and enthusiastic explanation, thank you. I was dialing in some reverb with a friend just the other night, both of us admitting we both didn’t know how to use it. Then this pops up in my feed. Priceless!

@dinosaurdogstudio

Ай бұрын

Glad it was helpful! Thanks for the comment. 🙏

My ear-holes really appreciated this. Very well explained.

@dinosaurdogstudio

Ай бұрын

Thanks for watching & commenting!

Interesting concept. The lead vocal really was perceived as closer by me in your reverb example.

@dinosaurdogstudio

Ай бұрын

Thanks for commenting. Glad that you could hear the concept in action!

Kinda thought I had my reverb knowledge dialed in but.... This was great!

@dinosaurdogstudio

Ай бұрын

Glad it was helpful!

Excellent video which explains something very clearly that to most of us, seems slightly counter intuitive

@dinosaurdogstudio

Ай бұрын

Thanks for commenting! Glad that this cleared up this concept for you.

Well done explanation. Been digging deep into early reflections for a while and this video may have been enough for me to move onto a new mixing subject for a bit.

@dinosaurdogstudio

Ай бұрын

Thanks! Keep an eye out on Friday, I have a part 2 to this video that will help you understand this even more if you're interested.

Thanks for the tips man. Very useful info in the future.

@dinosaurdogstudio

Ай бұрын

Of course! Thanks for commenting!

Thank you! Very helpful 🙂

@dinosaurdogstudio

Ай бұрын

Of course! Glad you found it helpful. :)

Thanks I’ll get your book today

@dinosaurdogstudio

Ай бұрын

Thanks! Glad you found value in this.

Not telling this is a must have but, maybe would be a nice helping tool if we could use an osciloscope to better adjust the dry sound and the reverb using the pre-delay... What do you think? BTW, great video! Thank you!!!!

@dinosaurdogstudio

Ай бұрын

Thank you! And I think it could be nice to learn and understand what's happening with your reverb, but not a "must" for a plugin. I've seen only 1 that had this feature, although can't recall which that was....

@marceloribeirosimoes8959

Ай бұрын

@@dinosaurdogstudio I'm not sure if I got what you mean but, if you're talking about an oscilloscope to observe two or more tracks simultaneously I suggest you Psyscope - it's free and the paid version is really cool. And it will cost you less than a McDonald's poisoning... ...ops, "meal".

I don't have much to do with music production these days, but i got interested in the concept again quite recently when one of my nephews was asking me things he should watch on KZread to learn as he's interested in becoming an audio engineer, and honestly, i told him he probably should stick to books instead and his course materials. what is this trend of KZreadrs inventing issues that never existed to begin with? i have never heard anybody claim that a longer pre-delay time=further away and like i alluded to earlier, i haven't been involved in audio professionally for 15 years now i think it is. even back then before the advent of the democritisation of professional audio i don't remember anybody being confused about the function of pre-delay Such a strange video

@dinosaurdogstudio

Ай бұрын

I was confused about this concept, so I made a video to help the "younger me" side-step this challenge. Glad that you never had this issue. Also, longer pre-delay = closer.

Make a script, dude! Good info but so much filler talk ("we'll dive into that"...raps on mixing opinions) up front that the lesson gets lost a little. Not until you start doing with/without and associated settings does the idea become clear, so put that up front and all the theory and opinion after. Just my 2ȼ worth...reverb has been twisty for me, thanks for the road map!

@dinosaurdogstudio

Ай бұрын

Thanks for the critique! I appreciate it.

How come you know so much but when I google your first and last name I can't find any songs you've mixed or mastered? I'm not trying to be a jerk, I'm just genuinely curious... Great video btw, really great and explained very well, thank you!

@dinosaurdogstudio

5 күн бұрын

Great question. There are a few answers that add up: Most of my credits are mastering - and mastering credits are the last to go on the record, and the first to be forgotten. Also, I have done the bulk of my work (99%+) for independent artists that aren't well-known. Most of the "credit" for my work is under the company names that I've worked for: Dinosaur Dog Mastering and Nightowl Music Group (and Nightowl Studios). I have never truly taken the time to ensure that my credits are uploaded anywhere. Usually engineers take the time to upload their own credits to AllCredits and other similar sites... I'm happy to send a few references your way if you're curious to hear some of my work.

You ARE saying ear hole aren't you? 😊

@dinosaurdogstudio

Ай бұрын

100%. 🤘

What is that thumbnail photo? Like WOOOOOW OOOMG??? I know kids doing that for more people to fish, but you.... 😢😢😢😢😢

Does he never breathe? Sounds like a rap...

@DbiPro

Ай бұрын

He breathes every 3 seconds.

Haye when the try garner my view time, by use of obfuscation.. Just get ti the point. .. Hopefully you looked at this monstrosity b4 ou uploaded. Cut it down gives up the goods, keep it moving. But whatever you do. Please, please, please don't bore us to death. Thanks.

@dinosaurdogstudio

Ай бұрын

Thanks for the suggestion.

Direct sound arriving at 1 ms? So the sound sound is 1 foot from your ears? WTF? And early reflections come more from the floor than the back wall. So much inaccurate info And KZreadrs don’t lean the truth. 🙈

@dinosaurdogstudio

Ай бұрын

Yep! You're right. Singers generally sing about 6-12 inches from the mic. And yes, you're also right about the floor, assuming you don't have thick carpet that is absorbing the bulk of those reflections.