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Bro I don't know what did you study....but you are just the best.... These are the things which I was learning for weeks and weeks and you thought it in 6mins.....You're a fu**ING Awesome..... Thanks
Bro I'm just a student I'll see you one day in person... right now I'm on my holidays and I'll come and see you as soon as possible. Hope you remember me, the Student doing music sound and technology at London
@@NoizeLondon yet if a follow up video has been made, it isn't found easily in your video list via Playlist or description. If you're expecting people to sift through everything you've done to fidn what they're looking for, you're going to be disappointed. I would suggest going through and playlisting your videos to their relevance if you want to be taken seriously as a resource. I'm now moving onto a different channel.
This is the first I've heard of pop filters causing comb filtering. pretty sure I've experienced this before and was totally confused and annoyed by how one take or part of a (mono) take sounded like it had some comb/phase artefacts going on.
The metal ones can be more problematic than the regular tight panty hose materials. There is a fantastic article I remember reading somewhere on gearslutz. Will try and fish it out for you. It’s the best article I’ve ever read on pop filters and I couldn’t believe how in depth the writer went!
I'm here because I wanted to know what "tracking" is. What I don't understand from his explanation - When I'm already recording and the take is good - why do I show this to the musician to do it again? To create some layers or are there other reasons ?
Sir, Been watching your video past few week. And helping me a lot to understanding about producing even I started producing about 3 and half years already. But I always keep learning. Thanks sir!
Reverb: the echo Midi: the cable u use to plug in your keyboard, drums, etc, the notes of a piano saved in a file blah blah blah Vst: the cracked program u use to make music
Noize London that would be awesome. And if I knew the terms, I wouldn’t need you to do a video on it. Maybe a video on the beginner ones? Edit: if it helps you any I’m looking to make more of hip hop style of beats.
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You're the first person explaining eq related terms in a clear way that I understand
:)
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my boi back at it! You should post a full mix/master session for us beginners to learn from the great Noise!
Hey bud thanks for tuning in again :) I will be releasing proper paid courses in the future on mixing and mastering that I’m sure you will enjoy!!
Love that you shared these in a short video, making the info more digestible.
Great Work, thanks for featuring ✊ 💛
thanks dude. So much to learn. your a great teacher.
Love your work. Many thanks, but had to Google a few words used in explaining the terms. Grateful, and I love your voice. 🙏🙏🙏
Ahhh yes noize london video before I sleep. love it
Hope you get some good rest :)
Great work buddy 🔥 keep going love from U.K 🇮🇳
#Tenduah
If you want a fun way to test your knowledge of basic music terms, as well as music instruments, history and chronology, music styles, performance, media, and technology, try my quiz eBook! Hundreds of topics covered...
www.amazon.com/gp/product/B08D8QQ43N/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_d_asin_image_o03?ie=UTF8&psc=1
Greetings from Greece! Keep up the good work! Cheers!
Thanks bud !
Bro I don't know what did you study....but you are just the best.... These are the things which I was learning for weeks and weeks and you thought it in 6mins.....You're a fu**ING Awesome..... Thanks
Thank you sir 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼 really happy you are finding these useful!
Bro I'm just a student I'll see you one day in person... right now I'm on my holidays and I'll come and see you as soon as possible. Hope you remember me, the Student doing music sound and technology at London
@@footballjunkie60 xd
@@richfieldkirthan Sure do bud - looking forward to seeing you soon!
This is one extremely useful video, thank you :D
Hey man great video! Thanks alot!
You are most welcome :)
Very good clear to the point explanations
Thanks Ken!
Now i want to listen to the Chain and eat a Salami 😂😂😂
Excellent my dude!
I need a book where I can learn all these terms and more any recommendations?
Right here buddy ;)
@@NoizeLondon yet if a follow up video has been made, it isn't found easily in your video list via Playlist or description.
If you're expecting people to sift through everything you've done to fidn what they're looking for, you're going to be disappointed.
I would suggest going through and playlisting your videos to their relevance if you want to be taken seriously as a resource.
I'm now moving onto a different channel.
This channel is fucking amazing thank you
You’re welcome dude!! :)
Keep these videos coming!
Sure thing bud :)
This is the first I've heard of pop filters causing comb filtering. pretty sure I've experienced this before and was totally confused and annoyed by how one take or part of a (mono) take sounded like it had some comb/phase artefacts going on.
The metal ones can be more problematic than the regular tight panty hose materials. There is a fantastic article I remember reading somewhere on gearslutz. Will try and fish it out for you. It’s the best article I’ve ever read on pop filters and I couldn’t believe how in depth the writer went!
I'm here because I wanted to know what "tracking" is. What I don't understand from his explanation - When I'm already recording and the take is good - why do I show this to the musician to do it again? To create some layers or are there other reasons
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Thank you V. Much. Noize
You’re welcome !! :)
Boost 200 Hz by 12 db to get more air on your salami
-300db compression = maximum meat
@@NoizeLondon dont forget to add some sausage fattener too while you are at it
@@legendleague444 hyperwurst?
Shoutout to Luftikus! 👌🏼
Old but gold :)
Thanks for explaining, thats will useful to me :)
No problem glad you enjoyed it!
# Attenuation (attenuate)
- Reduce signals
# Flat
- Frequencies
# Chain
# Bouncing
# DAW
# DI
# MUD
# Plosives
# Tracking
# DRY/WET
# AIR
# LFO
# ITB (In the box) / OTB
# Transient
-Sudden High Peak
# Warmth
- lows & high frequencies
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What will happen if I will upload a music on YT which is made on fl studio pirated version ,will I get copyright strike or not pls ans .me
You helped me alot
Here's the only one I didn't know and you didn't include it in the video: what is the difference between a normal channel/a send channel/and a bus.
I'll do another one of these soon! :)
Great video!
Thanks dude
Thank you
Very usefull
So, since many musical terms are Italian, is Italian musical terminology also used in modern music.. Like Allegro, Presto, Vivace, Fortissimo...?
Not really to be honest !
we need a audio thesaurus
Do you mean dictionary ?
@@NoizeLondon Orr that
😎
Good job!
Nice to see Luftikus in this vid :D
Old but gold :)
Sir, Been watching your video past few week. And helping me a lot to understanding about producing even I started producing about 3 and half years already. But I always keep learning. Thanks sir!
Thanks for your kind words - really glad you’re enjoying them!! :)
BUT WHAT DOES SALAMI MEAN!? haha great vid! :)
What doesn’t it mean?
😜😜😜
👊!
nice one Daniel
what about the words REVERB, MIDI,VST,WHAT ARE BPM,
ryan g vst are plugins that gives you more instruments and synths and stuff like that. Bpm is the tempo or beats per minute in a song
ryan g midi is kinda a piano roll but you can use it for more instruments
Reverb: the echo
Midi: the cable u use to plug in your keyboard, drums, etc, the notes of a piano saved in a file blah blah blah
Vst: the cracked program u use to make music
Slurpii omg ur here
@@WEARY_Music yeah it's me dude
Good job. Are you in London of Ontario?
We need more SUBSSSS
YO !! Bounce that s*** hahhahha
ALL HAIL FL!!!
#FL GANG!!!!
Call me an idiot but I’m looking more for Hi-hat, 808, shiz like that.
Not at all bud - what terms do you want me to cover? I can do another video on it!
Noize London that would be awesome. And if I knew the terms, I wouldn’t need you to do a video on it. Maybe a video on the beginner ones?
Edit: if it helps you any I’m looking to make more of hip hop style of beats.
@@CoCGod13 haha sure thing will have a think - but perhaps share some words with me that you didn't know the definition of when starting out!
are you brazilian bro?
Decent that
i still dont understand these
*click
Noice
4:08 Dry/Wet: Your GF before payday/after payday. Jk. Sorry for the crude humor.
not really.
Came for information, got cringe-inducing _humour_ instead...
Why can nobody just make an informative video these days?
Merry Xmas bud - have a good one :)
Annoying
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Good job!