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So inspiring! What you have achieved until now is awesome. I'm looking forward to watching your next video🎉

Here king, this is yours by all rights 👑 Keep at it, the improvements that you notice in your own playing when you look back on today after a long duration of time will be so so worth it

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Muscle memory ☠️

Chris i just got back into music 3 days ago by buying myself an instrument and it's been about 11-12 years since i quit. I can only hope my first year back is as full of progress as yours and i wish you the best on your journey of reconnecting with music!

keep it up brother!

THE CHARECTER DEVELOPMENT IS ABSOLUTE FIRE BROTHER KEEP GOING UR AMAZIN🗣🔥🔥

All the best brother. May you continue to practice every day and keep getting better.

Sounds amazing, good luck on your journey

To be honest, I think I quit playing because I got addicted to World of Warcraft.

the solo at the beginning looks like Bento Hinoto's solo

I'm looking to subscribe to Pickup Music in 2025, learning guitar first and then trying the Bass pathway. How would you say the Bass Pathway is? Good job on Grade 1.

Did you learn creating a full song while taking this course?

Hey man u just popped on my home page commenting to support gg

Great work!

you and your foreign metric speak😑... speak American!..we think feet and inches....heeeehaa!

Great job!

Will 2 normal door sandwiched or 2 communicating door work?

we need more people actually making music on TH-cam and not just talking about music theory or the music industry

Okay upon 3rdish repetition i get what youre saying thats interesting i like it lets give it a try. Lord knows how much we mix with our eyes 😂

Is this basically kinda sorta like messure twice cut once? To overly simplify it.

A bit lag on the figering notes is that the actual mistake? Other than that it sounds perfect

The mistake is ur not viral

Thanks for watching! If you found it useful, consider leaving a like~ Also, I’ll answer all questions in the comments

Interesting and helpful!

So how much did one panel come out to be

Well made video, panels and loved the analysis. I hope your channel grows quickly 👍

Keep it up 👍🏻

Can this be done from outside the door to reduce incoming noise? Would the vinyl still allow people to knock from outside, or do I need to add a bell?

where did you get mass loded vynil?

yo it's pretty decent! don't be so hard on yourself! The fact you are creating is all that matters. Don't feel pressured to impress anyone and just have fun doing it!

Great first attempt bud. I was nowhere near this when I first started. How far are you on your journey now?

hey man, really great job! this is fantastic for a first song (you should hear the crap I cooked up when I was starting lol), and your approach and willingness to learn is spot on - rooting for ya!

interesting! :D

This is the 1st song of 97 if you roast it well enough, I might get better. Full play though at 7:32.

Awesome🎉

Thanks for this vid.. I've built out a drum/mix room in basement and the walls and ceilings are all taken care of with res channel, multiple layers of 5/8 drywall but the door is going to be the challenging and weak spot. Going to go solid core, vynil, maybe some green glue and MDF ( with weather stripping). Down side is I have two doors as i wanted to keep another area open for storage. Will have to beef that one up as well but this tutorial was a big help. Only change I'd make is to do a surface mounted handle as well vs drilling a hole through the door. You could probably have cut even more sound that way.

What are you using for reference speakers?

Really, any small speaker or stereo will do. It's even better if it is mono, or can be switched to mono. Then listen on a big system. Your mix routine should be roughly like this: 1. Mix in mono on flat near-field monitors to get a good starting mix. 2. Switch to stereo on the near-fields, and do your panning. Try hard not to change levels much, if at all. 3. Switch back to mono, to be sure you didn't break the mono mix while making your stereo adjustments. Listen particularly for phase canceling in things like stereo delays or chorus. 4. Switch to whatever small speakers you use: boombox, clock radio, mono Bluetooth speaker, whatever. Little speakers have no low end, so you're listening if the kick and bass are okay, if the mids aren't too strong without massive low-end there, etc. Gently do EQ and level to fix problems. 5. Finally, put the mix up on your big stereo. Fix anything that bugs you. 6. One last check with the near-fields and small speaker. Big stereos almost always sound good, even when the mix is poor, so that's why you leave them for last. You don't need specific little speakers or massive reference monitors. You're just wanting to be sure you've balanced for the common scenarios of little mono speaker and big stereo. If those sound good, headphones will, too, because they're about the most forgiving at all. For me, my little speakers are a Sharp Boombox from 1983. It has a line input, and has a mono/stereo switch. As long as you're covering these scenarios, and are familiar with how good mixes sound on them, then you'll do great!

Colt Capperune showed all the points in an EQ curve he uses to mimic his cubes. I’ve been using that, as well, and works great for checking translation on my mixes.

Fun fact: crappy mixing monitors were invented by Les Paul (who also invented multitrack recording.) He'd pull his car up to the studio window, run a wire out and check his final mixes sitting in his car listening on the mono speaker of his car radio. (which would not have been a "hi fi" system when he was doing this in the 50s.)

0:22 I've used a boombox as a reference monitor. But I've never seen, or even considered the possibility of, a rack-mounted boombox. That's some Beastie Boys-level tech.

interesting! great job!

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Didn’t know but the sound from DAW isn’t coming through, sorry!

After getting everything wired up.. no sound So I’ll have to have a part Two.

Love this concept!! Keep going strong and definitely live stream it

I’ll be starting to livestream the process and creating a video on each song..thoughts?

Should I start making some of the livestream public again?