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Edible Music
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 21 ธ.ค. 2020
Edible Music helps you through the complete home music studio process with lessons teaching you sound creation and sample selection, composition, production, mixing music, and mastering, all the way to releasing your songs of any genre.
Offering mixing tutorials and home music studio tips that you need--plus a few wild experiments--the purpose of Edible Music is to give your songs the groove, power, and emotion they deserve.
Let's have fun.
Offering mixing tutorials and home music studio tips that you need--plus a few wild experiments--the purpose of Edible Music is to give your songs the groove, power, and emotion they deserve.
Let's have fun.
FL Studio Quick Start Beginners Tutorial
Start with the 5 Day Foundation: ediblemusic.com/5days
Get familiar with the features of FL Studio and how to use samples, track instruments, and record vocals. This lesson gives you beginner's help to use the DAW. Use this guide to learn how to record music and play virtual MIDI instruments in FL Studio. Start using FL Studio with these tips that show you how to navigate the workstation, use samples and virtual instruments, and record tracks.
Get familiar with the features of FL Studio and how to use samples, track instruments, and record vocals. This lesson gives you beginner's help to use the DAW. Use this guide to learn how to record music and play virtual MIDI instruments in FL Studio. Start using FL Studio with these tips that show you how to navigate the workstation, use samples and virtual instruments, and record tracks.
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Using Automation For A Better Mix - Getting Started
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Get the 5 Day Foundation: ediblemusic.com/5days Get started with these tips for using automation in mixing that will rescue a flat mix and bring it dynamics, life, and energy.
Mindset Strategies For The Home Studio Beginner
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Get the 5 Day Foundation: ediblemusic.com/5days These mindset tips help the home music studio producer with advice on how to make steady progress on their music, get better at mixing, and finish more songs.
Why Is Mixing Bass So Difficult?
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Get better mixes with the 5 Day Foundation: ediblemusic.com/5days Use these steps to approach mixing bass and solve problems getting bass to balance in the mix. Notes: DAW: Ableton Live Plugins & Effects: Ableton EQ Eight, Ableton Compressor, Ableton Saturator, Ableton Chorus Music: David Tyo ♥
How To Use Klevgrand DAW Cassette
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Learn how to mix with the 5 Day Foundation: ediblemusic.com/5days
How to Combine Vocals into One Track - Vocal Comping
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Get the 5 Day Foundation: ediblemusic.com/5days Use this vocal editing process to combine multiple vocal tracks into one, add overdubs, or replace recording mistakes. These guidelines will help your vocal comping to be efficient and effective.
How High Pass Kick Drum EQ Can Get a Solid Low End Mix
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Learn how to mix with the 5 Day Foundation: ediblemusic.com/5days Mixing kick drum with a high pass EQ filter helps to focus the low end of the mix balance. Use these EQ tips to low cut kick drum frequencies for a tighter, more solid low end in your mix.
Get Vocals To Sit In The Mix - Safe Bet Vocal EQ Settings
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Get the 5 Day Foundation: ediblemusic.com/5days Use these vocal EQ steps to get vocals balanced in the mix, to get them to feel combined with the song, and to bring more coherence to the mix balance.
Get The Most Out Of bx_opto
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Start your mixes right with the 5 Day Foundation: ediblemusic.com/5days Brainworx's bx_opto compressor helps you to manage the dynamics of your tracks by adding flexibility to the features of an optical compressor. Learn how to use bx_opto and how to mix creatively with it. Notes: DAW: Ableton Live Plugin: Brainworx bx_opto Music: Egda Carolyn ♥
How to Use Effects in Mixing
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Get the 5 Day Foundation: ediblemusic.com/5days
Steps To Start A Mix Right
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Get the checklist: www.ediblemusic.com/startup These steps will help you to avoid mixing problems by preparing a mix the right way. Use this mixing start-up checklist to begin mixing with an efficient, clear process.
How to Mix with API 2500 Bus Compressor Style Plugins
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Get your mixes right: ediblemusic.com/5days The API 2500 Bus Compressor helps you to compress groups, individual tracks and program elements, or the entire mix with extraordinarily versatile compression and it makes clear how compression impacts the tonal balance of the mix with the API thrust filter, old and new style compression, and knee settings. Using the Waves API 2500 Bus Compressor plug...
A Practical Guide to DAW Meters & when to use them
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Get the 5 Day Foundation: ediblemusic.com/5days
Why Mixing with Channel Strips can help you mix better and faster
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Get the 5 Day Foundation: ediblemusic.com/5days Mixing with a channel strip plug-in combines into one workflow the three main steps for mixing: setting levels for balance, EQing for tone, and compressing for dynamics. Because of that, channel strips can help you mix better and faster, with an efficient and attentive approach to using these mixing techniques for EQ, compression, and level togeth...
Get A Balanced Acoustic Rhythm Guitar Mix - Safe Bet Compressor Settings
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Get A Balanced Acoustic Rhythm Guitar Mix - Safe Bet Compressor Settings
What To Do With Ableton Live XY Controls
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What To Do With Ableton Live XY Controls
What Does Transient Mean? - Home Music Studio Key Terms
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What Does Transient Mean? - Home Music Studio Key Terms
Mix Vocals for Energy with Parallel Compression & Effects
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Mix Vocals for Energy with Parallel Compression & Effects
Make Reverbs More Creative by Mixing with Effects
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Make Reverbs More Creative by Mixing with Effects
How to Mix with 1176 Compressor Style Plugins
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How to Mix with 1176 Compressor Style Plugins
What Phantom Image Means for Your Mixing Techniques
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What Phantom Image Means for Your Mixing Techniques
How Vocal Saturation Can Make a Wider Mix
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How Vocal Saturation Can Make a Wider Mix
What Makes Drums Punchy? (& How to get it)
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What Makes Drums Punchy? (& How to get it)
How to Mix with SSL Bus Compressor Style Plugins
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How to Mix with SSL Bus Compressor Style Plugins
What Does Compressor Lookahead Mean? - Home Music Studio Key Terms
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What Does Compressor Lookahead Mean? - Home Music Studio Key Terms
3 Key Ways to Use Reference Tracks for Mixing
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3 Key Ways to Use Reference Tracks for Mixing
Mix for Space Using Delay Effects Channels
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Mix for Space Using Delay Effects Channels
[+d/l] Ableton Live Mixing Template with Plugins & Effects
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[ d/l] Ableton Live Mixing Template with Plugins & Effects
Moongels and hit hard
Well explained, thanks!
Thank you as well!
Just wanted to say great video! Really enjoy your teaching style. Thank you for this lesson.
Thank you as well! It really means a lot
Great video. I see you have the eq before the compressor. Wont the eq moves get soaked up by the compressor?
Very good question, thank you for asking! In this case, no, they won't--these broad EQ filters are meant to shape the tone of the bass to where it balances right within the rest of the mix, and then the compressor is meant to lock that tone into place
@@makeediblemusic Well it certainly sounds good. Thanks
But how do you find the fundamental
GREAT question, thank you for asking it! The fundamental frequency for a kick drum is usually between 40-75 Hz (sometimes up to 90 or 100 depending on the drum). If you sweep an EQ filter that's shaped like the one I boosted, starting from the higher area ~75 Hz and moving gradually downward to lower frequencies, you'll find a point that has a much more focused "thud" compared to the frequencies surrounding it. If that thud doesn't come forward, you might just need to boost that EQ filter a bit more and repeat--but it's there!
My difficulty has been specific notes are very loud while some are normal volume. Not sure if this is a microphone problem or bass issue.
It might be the instrument--but one thing you might try is to lower the clip gain of just those single notes that are very loud, to try and bring them to the same volume as the surrounding notes
the red 2 eq doesn't have an input gain. How do i know i'm not clipping on the input?
Thanks for getting in touch! A couple ways you could check--if you've just opened up the EQ with no adjustments yet and the meter on the top right of the plug-in stays lower than 0, then the level is in a good place. Otherwise, you could add your DAW's stock utility/gain plug-in before the EQ to bring the input level down or up if needed
What's been frustrating you about mixing bass lately? Too loud? Too quiet? Something else?
The title of song??
This song is called "Long Way Home" by David Tyo--it's a good one!
Yess mixing bass is difficult 😢😢
Tell me about it!
Averagizer
Hi Scott! Great video :)
Oh hello there!
This my absolute FavTape Pluggy like it much betta then the DPS Aberantt wehich many like but this iss special sauce.
Yes it's a fun one!
dude say "now i set attack and release to the fastest" and turn buttons on slowest.. I am confused
That's okay! Thank you for wondering. 1176 compressors have a quirk where the attack/release settings are opposite to other compressors. Usually, compressors are faster to the left and slower to the right. But 1176 compressor attack/release times are faster towards the right and slower towards the left
@@makeediblemusic thank you for explonation..
Beginner here. I'm very glad to stumble upon your channel!
Me too! Let me know anywhere you start feeling stuck, I'll be glad to help
Side chain
Is this just machine-calculated application of EQ?
Can someone explain why anyone ever would use this? I don't get it.
It's a good tool for a newbie
i've been searching for sample room sound video for some time and suddenly it appeared on my youtube home page. really cool approach for imitating real life reflections of room!
I'm glad you found me! It's a fun exploration process to layer and emphasize different reverbs
It is my understanding that when using the internal sidechain, the whole signal still gets compressed. The internal sidechain only affects what triggers the compressor.
Interesting and educative ❤
Whew! The studio is HOT today
How did u get these stems! I received them to practice mixing by a teacher
They're from Cambridge, a great resource for practice! I share them with my students too
Should you reuse it for a remaster that youve overdubbed instruments on?
I haven't tried it out for that use case myself--but I expect it would be useful! In this video, I was surprised at how much the tone had changed with the plugin yet it still sounded clean. I think to get the overdubs to sit right it would be worth a try
@@makeediblemusic Do you think you have to get technical with the plugin like you did, or just use universal and learn over the loudest part of the song is okay?
@@MacEnstein Just universal would be a good idea, and then to choose a setting that fits best to keep it quick and easy
@@makeediblemusic thank you, sir
Excellent!Thanks
5:45 the way I understand it is the knee gets sharper at higher ratios. Btw attack time typically ranges from 20 to 800 microseconds, the "slowest" attack is under one millisecond! Atb
AMAZING PLUGIN - VERY SLEPT ON
Thanks, gonna try this
where do you put balancer if you have many plug ins in your track? first or last? please reply thank you
GREAT question--place it first, or perhaps second if you need an initial EQ to filter out some frequencies that aren't helping the sound: areas like deep low-end rumble, or noises that aren't part of the music
Next: Get the Ableton Live Mixing Template: th-cam.com/video/jZ2uESgrTQQ/w-d-xo.html
Super useful. Thank you.
I really appreciate you and your educating content! Greetings from Germany
Thank you, Fabian! Let me know of anything you're working on learning and I'll look forward to giving some help
@@makeediblemusic actually the principal of compression stages in a production. I always hear in professional tracks a lot of pressure and cohesion. Maybe it's because the groups and parallel processing of groups...it can't be done with one compressor that's for sure.
You're definitely on the right track when thinking about group- and parallel processing. And those are in addition to individual channel processing, plus compression and limiting during the mastering stage. It's compression galore, though they're applied differently at each stage
nice video - thanks!
I overlooked it usually as I had no idea what was going on, I'll try to use it more often.
It's worth experimenting with! Might make some steps easier
Very slow attack time? Under 1ms isn't generally considered very slow, 1176 only has two attack times, fast and faster
Haha v true - here very slow is relative only to very, very fast in this case
Tip number one… Use the real thing. Don’t use plug ins.
Wanna share that infinite money glitch?
Why? Have you ever done a blind test in a mix? Bet you can't tell the difference.
@@EdwinDekker71 yeah most of those who say it are stuck in the past
Bro do simple videos like this on whatever or all plugins and you’ll be TH-cam famous. This was epic simple and extremely informative. GREAT WORK.
Thank you! I definitely think I'll do some more--let me know if there are any plugins you'd like to see
Great explanation of how to work with the 1176. Cheers.
Get the 5 Day Foundation mixing series: www.ediblemusic.com/5days
Next: Get the Ableton Live Mixing Template: www.ediblemusic.com/template
Great advice. Your approach is solid
Thank you! I'm glad it's helpful
I disagree on a high frequency cut on the kick drum. Many times the 5-15k has tons of attack and click nessecary for the kick to stand out in the mix
Good advice! You're right that's often a useful area to emphasize the clicky beater--in this case, I think the kick was mic'd outside of the drum, so it was too far away to capture that attack (partly why the hi-hat bleed got in there as well). But as you said, if those kick drum frequencies are present, then finding an area to boost makes a great difference. Thank you!
4:29 Help me! I’m seeing things🥶
sorry, but this sounds very reverby/muddy/crawling/distant.
Why it’s important to mix in context & not soloed
That's okay! Actually why I chose them, to identify and pose some of the problems that can make drums difficult. Thank you!
Really cool to see your step by step process, thanks for the video!
Get the Punchy Drums Mixing Map here: ediblemusic.com/punchy
Great breakdown and demonstration. I've been at this a loooong time. Compression is still the biggest mystery, and the hardest concept to grasp. The line between enhancing and ruining a sound is so subjective, I often find myself second guessing my decisions. Thanks.
I understand that so well--compression can feel very slippery and difficult to control. I think it's the way that all the parameters depend on each other, but also that there are so many ways to use it! Once the intricacies start to become clearer, it becomes a super useful tool for mixing
Thanks for posting! SSL bus compressors and their emulations (both hardware and software) are ubiquitous for sure. The addition of high-pass sidechain filters on some emulations increases their usefulness. I never had any use for the fade in/out feature. DAW automation makes it irrelevant in my opinion.
Thank you as well! Agreed on the fade features--it's nice for the faithful emulation, but I'm usually content to program the automation myself
You have done an excellent video on the subject here. Great and very clear explanation, suitable for anyone who might be new to this principle as well. I would advice also to listen to the video on a pair of good studio headphones, to make sure to notice the subtle but very audible differences.
Thank you! Yes, capable monitoring systems are a really great help especially for subtler adjustments
Nah not the waves one . * The Glue .
Yes, that's also a v good one!