Becky is such a natural and talented teacher. Thank you for your ability to explain complex musical concepts in such a clear and easy-to-understand way
there was a point i tried to put one of my tracks into a dubstep chopping routine during a live set, then discovered the hard way that the venue's sound system was mono and the sub bass was one of the only things coming through. this led to a lot of head scratching for about a year until someone on facebook randomly responded to a comment where i was complaining about it. never quite realized how essential voxengo SPAN was till then tbh it's been hard to find good resources on how different curves should be setup for best results and stuff like that though so thanks for making this. should help me get a fair bit of stuff at this level sorted out lol
YAAAAAAAY! Your course is now available!! Was waiting for this, will take advantage of the early bird offer, thanks soooo much!! Can’t wait to start! 😃🙌🏼🙌🏼🙌🏼🙌🏼
I'm so happy to finally announce the course. It's been a huge project in the making. Yeah it's an absolute steal right now. Means the world to hear that you'll be one of the first to enroll. 😁
You are a very good teacher, now I can edit my songs better so when I cover them with guitar or piano I have more space in the same frequency spectrum. You are also very beautiful, thank you for the video :)
This has been extremely helpful! Ive always wondered why my bass sounds off, but its probably because i wasnt doing mid side eq-ing at all. Thanks for the tutorial!
Great information and super useful! I would recommend using a better vocal sample next time as this one does not show the plosives and other effects as well as you explained them :)! Have a wonderful day!
Great video, you are very charismatic and very didactic. I hope you get more views and more subscribers. I only have one question tho: Why did you use fab filter on the voice instead of just using the regular EQ 8? or another way to ask: Why did you use the EQ 8 on the drums instead of the fab filter? Why did you use different EQs?
I used a combination of eq's here to show that it is a universal setting that can be found on many parametric eq's both native to ableton and with third party eq's. Honestly I used fabfilter proq 3 because I find it's visual interface better for demonstration purposes. There are definitely differences between the EQs - for e.g. some are better suited for cutting out unwanted frequencies and some are more suited to adding frequencies back in. There are some differences between eq8 and proq3. The best way to find out for yourself is to copy the exact same eq curve on to both of them and A/B the difference on the same track. I used proq3 for the purpose of this video because of the visual appearance and it's versatility when carving out frequencies. EQ8 has a similar subtractive purpose.
A stereo image can be different on the L and R. You could, for example, have different side information on the left and right. They definitely interact but the result depends on the balance of your stereo audio. Shaping the L and R independently of each other is beneficial for further sculpting the stereo image. The sum of the both L and R channels will result in the mono (or mid) image.
Hi! There is any possibility of activate english subtitles in the videos of your course? because I dont have an excellent level of english. I would like to know that before buy it. Thanks!
At the moment it is not available. I do not have subtitles on my videos. I can look into it for future but I think it might be a very lengthy process to add subtitles. Sorry about that.
Wow that is really cool, I didn't even know you could do that. I really appreciated the way you explained this one. Thanks a million for all the valuable information.
@@BeckySaifMusic Your voice is also nice. Also like your personality. I Think you are a good human. Take my love dear. If you want, you can listen my own songs. Take care. Again take my love. 🥰
Becky is such a natural and talented teacher. Thank you for your ability to explain complex musical concepts in such a clear and easy-to-understand way
thank you :)
Really informative. You have a great way of explaining M/S. Plus you're a female mixer, which is great to see in the music industry.
Thanks so much :)
Thank you so much! I struggled so hard to understand mid/side eq - until now.
Happy to help!
Nice one! Thank you!
there was a point i tried to put one of my tracks into a dubstep chopping routine during a live set, then discovered the hard way that the venue's sound system was mono and the sub bass was one of the only things coming through. this led to a lot of head scratching for about a year until someone on facebook randomly responded to a comment where i was complaining about it. never quite realized how essential voxengo SPAN was till then tbh
it's been hard to find good resources on how different curves should be setup for best results and stuff like that though so thanks for making this. should help me get a fair bit of stuff at this level sorted out lol
Yes! I needed this video so badly.
Eeek!! 😁 delivering the goods
YAAAAAAAY! Your course is now available!! Was waiting for this, will take advantage of the early bird offer, thanks soooo much!! Can’t wait to start! 😃🙌🏼🙌🏼🙌🏼🙌🏼
I'm so happy to finally announce the course. It's been a huge project in the making. Yeah it's an absolute steal right now. Means the world to hear that you'll be one of the first to enroll. 😁
You are a very good teacher, now I can edit my songs better so when I cover them with guitar or piano I have more space in the same frequency spectrum. You are also very beautiful, thank you for the video :)
You're very welcome 😊
TY Becky - excellent vid and very helpful. I will look into your Ableton class! Blessings!
This has been extremely helpful! Ive always wondered why my bass sounds off, but its probably because i wasnt doing mid side eq-ing at all. Thanks for the tutorial!
Great to hear. I'm glad you got what you needed from the video.
Pristine clear explanation and the last part of how to make the different frequencies made the concept complete 💯🙏 thank you for This information ☺️
You're so welcome!
Great stuff Becky! Loving the lighting here too! Great information 🚀🚀
Thanks so much 😁
Your breakdowns and teaching is amazing! Thank you!
You are so welcome!
Like from Brasil! After a long time I finally can anderstand how mid-sid eq works. thanks!
Yes! Great to hear thanks for the comment
Just found your page. So far you have the best teaching style for me🤗
Yes! So lovely to hear. If you're after more content check out my website www.nomimusicstudio.com. So happy to have you as part of the community 🙂
Great information and super useful! I would recommend using a better vocal sample next time as this one does not show the plosives and other effects as well as you explained them :)! Have a wonderful day!
This is really great. On point and cleat :) nice
The "clarity" of that toilet roll hifi was the result of me on: "a bad case of dhiarrea!" 😄
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aaah, now I understand mid side properly. thnx for this vid.
Amazing 😁 so glad you found the video helpful!
LOVELY TUTORIALL!!! :DDD
Thanks so much 😁
Girl ya explain smooth like butter
😅 haha thanks
@@BeckySaifMusic shy girly😇
Thank you! this was super helpful
You're so welcome!
Awesome stuff!
Thanks 😁
Nice! Thanks for the information 😊
You're very welcome 😊
@@BeckySaifMusic ❤️
this was amazing im a beginner in mixing and this helped me thankyou , its a request to make more videos on this topic ☺
If I have melody should I reduce some mid between 250 and 400 to leave a space for 808
Great explanation :) never used this technique before. Thanks. I will experiment to carve out some space and add some stereo width.
Glad it was helpful!
This was excellent...thank you so much.
You are so welcome!
Informative🙋🏽♂️🥀
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Great video, you are very charismatic and very didactic.
I hope you get more views and more subscribers.
I only have one question tho: Why did you use fab filter on the voice instead of just using the regular EQ 8? or another way to ask: Why did you use the EQ 8 on the drums instead of the fab filter?
Why did you use different EQs?
I used a combination of eq's here to show that it is a universal setting that can be found on many parametric eq's both native to ableton and with third party eq's. Honestly I used fabfilter proq 3 because I find it's visual interface better for demonstration purposes. There are definitely differences between the EQs - for e.g. some are better suited for cutting out unwanted frequencies and some are more suited to adding frequencies back in. There are some differences between eq8 and proq3. The best way to find out for yourself is to copy the exact same eq curve on to both of them and A/B the difference on the same track. I used proq3 for the purpose of this video because of the visual appearance and it's versatility when carving out frequencies. EQ8 has a similar subtractive purpose.
Great video, thank you
Glad you liked it!
well explained Becky thanks 👍👏👏 q - how is L and R related to side eq ? do they interact at all?
A stereo image can be different on the L and R. You could, for example, have different side information on the left and right. They definitely interact but the result depends on the balance of your stereo audio. Shaping the L and R independently of each other is beneficial for further sculpting the stereo image. The sum of the both L and R channels will result in the mono (or mid) image.
Hi! There is any possibility of activate english subtitles in the videos of your course? because I dont have an excellent level of english. I would like to know that before buy it. Thanks!
At the moment it is not available. I do not have subtitles on my videos. I can look into it for future but I think it might be a very lengthy process to add subtitles. Sorry about that.
Nice! Thanks a lot.I wasn't aware PA's in a club mono your track. Invaluable info! 👍🏼
Not always but often they do yes.
11:30 Thank you, I didn't know where to find mid-side in pro q 3 before
Mmhmmm.... Nice... Vid!! Sub, your really good at teaching. I going to check out your other offerings.
Thanks for the sub!!
Becky mah g!
Bigup 😁
very nice😍😍
great video! so do you use Mid Side mainly on Busses? and Masters?
You can use it anywhere really but yes I generally use it on buses and on the master.
Thanks for the comment too 😁
@@BeckySaifMusic i see 👌 thnx!
thanks, great tips. really appreciate this.
Glad it was helpful!
thats helpfull thanks
Welcome 😁
Thanks!
No problem!
❤Thank you Macctah ❤
i love it
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Wow that is really cool, I didn't even know you could do that. I really appreciated the way you explained this one. Thanks a million for all the valuable information.
Yeah mid side eq is super valuable when it comes to mixing your tracks and giving them space. Glad to hear you appreciated it. 😊
Most of time adding exciter to your high side frequencies makes your mix open and airy .
Absolutely. Exciters are great for that airy top end.
@@BeckySaifMusic You deserves more subscriber.Your cahnnel's quality is big for youtube .Thank you !
@@Mixingmachine774 awww thank you. Just gotta spead the message! Any shares to forums would be hugely appreciated.
@@BeckySaifMusicYes of course . with my pleasure !
Nice lesson even tho the vocals weren't that great lol. Thnx
Haha I had to rush and check whether I'd used my own voice in this video. Thank god it wasn't me. 😅 yeah it was more for just demo purpose only.
Nooo, the toilet paper tube is my secret production trick...
Ahahhaha oops. Sorry to reveal your secret. 😆
Drms is better than standard eq
You are looking sooooo beautiful. I'm in love with you. 🙈
Is it because of my beautiful personality?
@@BeckySaifMusic Your voice is also nice. Also like your personality. I Think you are a good human. Take my love dear. If you want, you can listen my own songs. Take care. Again take my love. 🥰