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เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 9 ก.ค. 2019
A place where creators can help each other achieve their goals. To help artists get out of whatever creative plateau they have currently found themselves in and continue building their dream.
Although this is mostly geared towards musical artists, I feel a good amount of the content that will be shared can help artists of all disciplines, i.e. graphic artists, painters, poets, writers... I plan to post interviews with different kinds of artists as well as videos helping artists in whatever aspects of their music (songwriting, musicianship, recording, producing, mixing, mastering, marketing...) or other content creation they feel needs help.
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I can't wait to help and communicate with you on this channel, let's get to work.
Tyler
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Although this is mostly geared towards musical artists, I feel a good amount of the content that will be shared can help artists of all disciplines, i.e. graphic artists, painters, poets, writers... I plan to post interviews with different kinds of artists as well as videos helping artists in whatever aspects of their music (songwriting, musicianship, recording, producing, mixing, mastering, marketing...) or other content creation they feel needs help.
Thanks for taking the time to stop by. Please subscribe and tap the bell to get notifications of future content.
I can't wait to help and communicate with you on this channel, let's get to work.
Tyler
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Adjusting Your Audios Dynamic Range
Another long video, but there were many things I felt I wanted to go over with regards to this, because with so many music creators (producers, mixing engineers, mastering engineers) this is a major subject and even with this video I felt I only scratched the surface...There are so many creative things your can do with compressors and expanders, for instance side-chaining or gating a synth pad to a drum beat, this video is really to get at explaining the fundamentals of dynamic range adjustments.
Video Table of Contents:
0:00 Intro
2:13 What is Dynamic Range?
3:37 Types of Dynamic Range Adjustments?
5:03 Downwards Compression
5:24 Upwards Compression
5:38 Upwards Expansion
5:51 Downwards Expansion
6:07 Transfer Curves for the Types of Dynamic Range Adjustments
8:35 Brief Audible and Visual Examples of Each Type
12:19 Settings for a Compressor or Expander
17:25 Basic Creative Examples Using Compressors or Expanders
24:36 Fourier Series and Fast Fourier Transform (FFT), Frequency Components of a Complicated Waveform, and How Compression Adjusts the Timbre of a Waveform.
33:04 Closing Remarks
Here's another great book I highly recommend. Mastering Audio, the Art and the Science, 3rd Edition, Bob Katz. This book does a great job with explaining how to manipulate dynamic range as well as sooo many others things.
If you wanna get more into understanding discrete time signal processing (DSP) this book is a great introduction as well as much further learning, Discrete-Time Signal Processing, Alan V. Oppenheim, Ronald Schafer, with John R. Buck. I actually had a class with Ron Schafer, tremendous opportunity with one of the many founding people of DSP.
Thanks for watching, please subscribe and like. Also, please comment on anything that I can go into further with this subject or for future videos.
Tyler
Video Table of Contents:
0:00 Intro
2:13 What is Dynamic Range?
3:37 Types of Dynamic Range Adjustments?
5:03 Downwards Compression
5:24 Upwards Compression
5:38 Upwards Expansion
5:51 Downwards Expansion
6:07 Transfer Curves for the Types of Dynamic Range Adjustments
8:35 Brief Audible and Visual Examples of Each Type
12:19 Settings for a Compressor or Expander
17:25 Basic Creative Examples Using Compressors or Expanders
24:36 Fourier Series and Fast Fourier Transform (FFT), Frequency Components of a Complicated Waveform, and How Compression Adjusts the Timbre of a Waveform.
33:04 Closing Remarks
Here's another great book I highly recommend. Mastering Audio, the Art and the Science, 3rd Edition, Bob Katz. This book does a great job with explaining how to manipulate dynamic range as well as sooo many others things.
If you wanna get more into understanding discrete time signal processing (DSP) this book is a great introduction as well as much further learning, Discrete-Time Signal Processing, Alan V. Oppenheim, Ronald Schafer, with John R. Buck. I actually had a class with Ron Schafer, tremendous opportunity with one of the many founding people of DSP.
Thanks for watching, please subscribe and like. Also, please comment on anything that I can go into further with this subject or for future videos.
Tyler
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Your Initial Stages of Artistic Development
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Thanks for stopping by my TH-cam page. I also wanted to say when the artist (in this example an artist learning to play an instrument) is in the third stage of their initial development, "exploring your style", that artist is now taking certain techniques or licks that they learned on their instrument that they enjoyed and are now starting to incorporate that more into their playing. Certain ru...
Audio Units (Bels, dB, dBu, dBV, dBFS, dBm, dBW, dB SPL, VU meter)
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Wow, again another long video. I'll work on trying to make these shorter, but it's difficult deciding what to take out and what not. Video Timeline 0:00 - Intro 2:13 - Logarithms (Derivation) 9:10 - Why We Perceive Sound Logarithmically 13:06 - Why We Plot EQ On A Logarithmic Scale 14:39 - Quick Discussion on Fletcher-Munson Curves 16:11 - Bels and Decibels (dB) 18:11 - dBu 19:29 - dBu and Unde...
Ear Training (Pink Noise and Musical Words?)
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Hey everyone, just bear with me as these are my first videos I am doing on TH-cam and I am trying to work on my style with editing them...it's a process like anything else. I know they are a bit long, but I think they can be very helpful in your artistic development. Video Timeline 0:00 - Intro 3:37 - Musical Ear Training (Musical Words) 9:30 - 8th Note Listening Tests 15:41 - 16th Note Listeni...
Artist Forum Welcome
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A welcome and introduction to what this channel is all about.
👋Excellent!! Figured out most of it but this really set the historical and operational context. I had to make sense of the various units (Volts/dBu/dBFS) to calculate amplifier limiter settings on a processor. Thanks!!
this is a really good video
Awesome video! Thanks! : )
You’re a great mind and one of the few on TH-cam with real knowledge. Thank you 😊
Thank you for explaining all in one video. I’m still processing but I can recall and stop this video as needed
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Thank you for the detailed information. When calibrating a VU meter from a digital console how do you know how many volts the signal you are sending is without a volt meter?
> I'll work on trying to make these shorter, but it's difficult deciding what to take out and what not. Well, you could stop repeating the same empty phrases...
Great! Great! Great! Thank you so much!
Comprehensive! Answered a lot of My questions in relation to this topic. Thank you!
Hi I really enjoyed and understood your explanation, please make one on 32bit floating points etc
Wonderful presentation
Great! I put a comment for your hard work you've done to explain this topic.
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This video helped me a lot! Thank you very much :)
Thank you for a very informative video. The VU meter in relation to dBFS in DAWs is particularly useful information. I reckon this single video could be turned into a 10 part (potentially paid) course for beginners, simplifying each subject a little (I felt some assumptions of knowledge were made). On a side note, I found the audio gate distracting.
There are 100s of videos out there explaining this. Out of all of those, this one is the one that explains it the right way. Simple and with actually real world examples, not just perfect world examples. This made everything click. Thanks!
Thank you so much for making this ! Very inspiring and helpful 😄
This is so well explained!!! You have a gift for teaching, keep putting out more of these videos
My Behringer shows -5dB peak, and RTA and improvised VU, at the same time, seems shows around -12... At the back is +10dBu and +22dBu switck for mic too. So many things to understand.
What the hell is base 3? and how did that table have the numbers you needed, you would have to have every number in there surely
Excellent! I’m saving this for reference!
Thank you for the video. Extremely helpful.
Very extensive and clear, thank you very much for this excellent content!
Thank you for taking the time to talk about this topic. I realize the importance of gain staging and this helped me go between different audio (db) units.
Very informative many thanks
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Nice job!
Thank you, this is exactly what I was looking for when I se out to research this topic. Subscribed. I think the length and technical depth was perfect. I have a technical background, so I was really looking for the actual details of how these all worked together, rather than the high level gloss over I saw when reading on a couple blogs. I'd love to see more of this technical depth on more music and audio related topics.
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Thank you this was very informative
Hey man!! I really appreciate you putting this video together. Of all the explanation videos i've watched on this topic, this is the most helpful. Keep em coming! Love the depth of information and the clarity of explanation.