Pro Mastering Session with Break | Part 1 of 2
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- For access to Part 2 of the video, buy Computer Music magazine issue 249: bit.ly/CM249
Now mastering for Cygnus Music, DnB producer Break discusses common premaster problems, and how to fix them with EQ, compression, limiting, exciters and more.
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still going back to this years later, still finding new things every time. love it.
Nothing but respect for Break. Has absolutely smashed it in the production game, his tunes are so enjoyable to admire the mixing and dynamics on a nice set of speakers or headphones.
As an aspiring mastering engineer this is fascinating. Gold info
The living God of drum and bass in mortal form
Beau Thomas is a legend
Big fan of this guys work. 👌
I can recommend cygnus and all its services very much!
Yes! Thank u for this
nice setup
Brilliant . Thanks!
Still on of the most usefull videos on the www.
Sporting the Yamaha HS :) I'd been meaning to get the HS8s for so long.... Finally bought them, and for the price, I think they are delicious.
its him
it def is
Very helpful! Thanks a lot :D
where do i find part 2 of this please, can't get it on the website link and can't find a torrent?
Gold
Break, the producers producer.
What a legend! :-)
When i'm mixing my tracks I always put a tape machine on the master bus at 15ips with just a touch of warmth. Really smooths out the top end and makes it more tamed for mastering.
yes I too use meaningless audio buzzwords to sound like I know what I'm talking about
@@urmumsbaps if you've spent enough time doing mixing work you should know what those things mean. I see that you haven't though. Tape machines, like all analog devices are not transparent (meaning they don't not alter the sound.) Tape machines in particular at slower speeds will often make the high end less irritating to your ears, because it dampens down the treble a bit, as well as providing a general compression to the whole track you're working on. It's a good thing to add to tracks with a some electronic material, if you want those really bright electronic sounds to blend better with other acoustic/electric instruments and whatnot.
36:31 this is the most important information for you kids, watch and learn!
mans "bad mix" is better than all of mine ever ...
The Code Book by Simon Singh spotted on the bookshelf.
that elysia!
>pro mastering session video
>can hear mic rub against a shirt
haha was thinking the exact same thing
That's part of the A E S T H E T I C
that's on the crappy sound guy they hired. he obviously wasn't listening to himself while recording the video. still... annoying af
Dunno why but almost 99% videos about mastering have really crappy sound on YT, volume to low, reverb etc. It's kinda funny really, this one is not that bad tho :D
Could be the interviewer fisting a fleshlight in the background
man i wish i watched this years ago
This guy has the same type of billy badass energy as optical and Ed Rush
interesting placement of the kh 310's
so what mixer is he using now, he seems to change them a lot, and did he mention why he's opted for the small yam hs on top of the neumans ??
so i googled the mixer, mk1 or mk2 allen and heath system 8 ! nice
They're his secondary reference (kinda like NS10s), for a different, more restricted perspective on the mix.
look at that lag
Where can I find this guy to master my music?
It says on his tshirt
"More of a little bit of tickle on top of a little bit of sheen"
There it is folks, for those that wanted to know the key to mastering and mixing drum and bass lol
I've done that for years. The question is, once the sheen is there how much tickle do you apply? Tickle ratios. It's a never ending problem
How‘s his Analyzer on his right screen called ? He refers to it on 15:45.. :)
It's called Totalyser and is dedicated analysis tool for customers of an RME audio interface. So I guess he's owning one of those audio interfaces. If you want a similar analysis tool, you may check out the metering tools that come with IK Multimedia T-RackS 5.
It comes with the RME Soundcard. Its called the Totalyzer.. Part of the Digicheck pack. its free for RME owners.
@@producermind9030 Someone beat you by a year!
@@hearmenow909 I must have been high AF to miss the original reply!!! hahaha
@@producermind9030 Haha! I've done the same thing many a time, probably when blazed as well.
Whats the name of the artist he's mastering? is it his own track?
Yep, it's Break & DLR 'No Idea': th-cam.com/video/jEJ1QG0wHi4/w-d-xo.html
Computer Music Magazine alright thank you.
Imagine all the psychedelic substances that went into the music that created this human being.
when i pray to god before bed..........by god, im talking about charlie break
I want horn-rimmed glasses even though I have perfect vision ;()
This video should be called “ummm”
the cam guy is literally feeling up and rubbing the mic all the way through the interview. You have the worst sound men ever. While interviewing sound men ..
Its an embarrassment --
chill
Oh Jesus! What is wrong with Break's microphone? You really couldn't place it? That noise, coming from it, drives me crazy and doesn't let me listen carefully to what what this respected gentleman is talking about(((
plug-ins noobs
uhm, uhm, uhm, uhm, speech impediment uhm, uhm, uuuuhhhhhhhhmmmmmmm, great video though.
Most producers / musicians have trouble explaining the depths of their music.