Hey! Listened to your songs and your singing is really good actually, you should hire a good producer to get a good production behind those vocals. The musical content is good, but you could become a real artist with a proper production and sounds. Id master one of those production for free if you would do it (:
I’ve been trying to formulate a big enough ’thank you’ for answering my question with such grace for the past hour, but I have difficulties finding big enough words (english isn’t my native language), so I write it in capital letters instead - THANK YOU! I think you gave me more insights in 10 minutes and 22 seconds than I’ll ever get again. And again - thank you!
Your English is better and more well written than most of the comments on TH-cam. Thank you for posing an excellent question, that brought us this video.
Wow! Stop comparing! I like the 'feel' the song thing. I think we strive to much to become someone else and not our self's. Great content. Could you use your way of explanation to explain some techniques. Like you did with width and depth? How to listen to compression and why you use it? How to give room for elements? Make a mix loud without squashing it. Don't show us just the plugins but try to say it in a way we learn to listen if you know what I mean. Thanks!!!
@Walter B And you never will, I only mix my own music and it's safe to say my music and my tastes bear no relation to anything 'mainstream'. And that's the way I want it!🕺
@@TheHouseofKushTV I only mixed my own music until COVID, except live, which is more taming chaos than anything, on the club level, with shit acoustics, and a lot of times, shit musicians, and I never needed a reference, because I know how I want my music to sound. But when mixing others, I do think it can be very useful--but more for balancing overall tonality than anything else. Tonal Balance Control from Izotope is useful for this.
This channel has taught me about how mixing is so much more about perspective, mindset, and instinct rather than methods and specifics, and it's the most valuable and effective lesson I've ever taken away from video instructors like this.
you have to know the methods before you can fly off of instinct. before kush taught me how to use a compressor i was just smashing the peaks bc in my mind that would help me get louder mixes, when what i actually needed to do was remove some bass freqs.
'Thou shalt not use an EQ unless thou can state WHY thou want to use the EQ, and what thou aims to achieve by doing so' - Gregory Scott's Commandments - Circa 2020 - Amen 🙏
My daughter is 22 now, but when she was 8 or so I was working on a record with some fairly emotional content. She came up to the studio to say goodnight while I was mixing. She sat a while and when I looked over she had tears in her eyes. It was a beautiful moment and I knew the mix was in the right place.
You are the only person I've come across that speaks about music emotionally and practically rather than just technically.I love your videos❤️. P.S : Your voice is angelic😍
This is very true, it’s refreshing to hear. I’ve found over the years, when I listen to my work in retrospect, emotions have the most noticeable impact on my music. If I am struggling emotionally my music lacks direction. Yet no one talks about it. There is one other you tuber that also discusses emotion, ethics and philosophy in music. He is an electronic artist, but very authentic and musical. Benn Jordan; he even has a fascinating video on binaural music, sound healing. Peace
Very wise words: "Use the reference more as a brain reset"; and "Could your mix sit in a playlist with the references?" Big picture thinking. And trusting in our art. Thanks Gregory.
I was having a lot of screentime today so I listened to this video on my phone, laying down staring at the ceiling, without watching it. Then I realised something. Your videos are splendidly done. But it would also be great if you had podcasts. I'd listen to them for hours, again and again. That'd be a whole another kind of chill.
I have the same experience any time I watch a creative person sharing or discussing their process, I enjoy it even if I don't love or understand their work.
This just changed my whole perspective on my songs. I always felt like there was a standard, thank you for stating that there's not. Your advice is so reassuring for me who's just beginning. Gregory Scott u da man!
The buildup in each episode from intro to when the theme music fully drops gets me so hype now! I’m sitting like, “yes, yesss, yessssss!” waiting for that knowledge drop. Thanks for covering this, have had lots of questions on it myself!
Thank you Gregory. I've only recently discovered your channel and I love and appreciate your contrarian approach. A lot of it is common sense, a lot of it is validation, and it's really helpful to get your non-traditional slant on things. It's a really nice angle to fold into the rest of the mixing tutorials out there. It broadens and enhances my perspective and for that I thank you.
It's so spooky, whenever I am struggling with a mix and I get myself a few days break to reset my brain, you come out with a new video that's treating exactly the same issues, and you find always the right words to let me feel confident enough again, to take a decision and continue to go my own way. Thank you
Amazing advice as always. It took me a while to figure this out. I started looking at references through Tonal Balance Control and listening. I noticed that you really need to create your own mix down how you hear it in your head. And at the very end I’ll toss a random folder of reference track to kind of see if I’m in the ball park. If something appears higher or lower I’ll toss 4 or 5 sections of references and see how things match up. And make some adjustments. Like you said there are some tracks with heavier bass or lack of that still have their place and you have to really trust your own ears and feeling. This is seriously my favorite TH-cam channel for music tips. Thank you!
Yes! Big fan of Tonal Balance Control here....I run it on the master bus as I mix now.....I find I'm mixing more confidently to my sonic taste.....however, am now less likely to be embarrassed with my mix translation to the real world. FWIW, I think it is a great mix tool...
This is the best channel on audio mixing on TH-cam. This is the first channel I ever clicked on the subscription bell. Much gratitude from out here in radio land sir
Mannn keep dropping these wisdom / philosophical pearls. Such an antidote to a lot of the misinformation and overly technical “rule” type videos. Big up KUSH!
I'm in a moment in my life as a mixer where I'm starting to like my work's results, but sometimes I stumble over some doubt anyway. I just wanna say that these series of videos are really important to me, they make me keep going because they speak about things that are so intimate of this job that hardly anyone would understand. Most of the time are just the kind of things I need to hear. Thank you so much mr Gregory Scott!
Really appreciate your approach to many of these topics. Not just doing it because other people are saying to-- doing it if it feels right in your art process.
So much Love and Gentleness in your videos. This one lighted a sweet fire inside my heart ❤️ where I know that everything is ok. There is only love no matter what you do
I was feeling very insecure about my music today and it was really weighing me down. This video came at the perfect time and made me feel better. Thank you! ❤️
Gregory deserves millions of subscribers. A lot of knowledge and audio wisdom. Thank you, I wish I had the money to you to mix and mastered my music 🎵 😊
@@giulioboobzilla you can't put something in, when it's not there from the first place! They probably forgot to unmute Jason while they mastered it!! "Sad but true" (pun intended!) hahaha
@@giulioboobzilla there is that project where some guy redid all the bass and called it “::and Jason for All”. Pretty sure it’s on TH-cam. Edit: it’s called ..And Justice for Jason.
Loads of brilliant points made in these videos! I ended up watching the one about how to listen to compression and this is fifth one in a row and they've all touched on situations that are very much relatable with a coherent, no bullshit approach. Also the whole atmosphere is very satisfying to me, from the very pleasing speech sound quality and music to the visual characteristics. Kudos, sir!
Hey UBK! I was feeling down these last days and watching your videos always soothes my soul. The vibes, the content, the intention. Everything is perfect. Noting also that you never push your own products, but I ended buying 4 of your plugins on last black Friday (should have better gone with the subscription with what I spent 😂 but I'm super happy to have a bit of that kush feelin'!). Thank you man for being so cool.
Thanks for the support man! I'm glad I can offer some soothing vibes, these are crazy friggin' times, we all need extra support these days. I've been taking absurd amounts of comfort working with a metronome on my percussion / hand drumming, it's like a second round of meditation but way less boring! 😛
What amazes me is there are so called mix engineers who are two notches higher than a rodie in the business who are practically household names on You Tube. Then there's Gregory Scott, who like a few choice mix, and engineering instructors get to the heart of intelligent mix instruction. This guy is completely on target! What a pleasure. Thank you Greg.
Gregory - I’ve been mixing (seriously) for around 2 years, so still relatively green, and all your videos seem to be coming at just the right time for me - so thank you so much, you’re really helping me out loads - Keep it up! 👊
Damn... This was a very timely video. I often just blindly chase the reference mix and it's energy but most of the times it is just causing unnecessary stress when in reality my track is sounding already pretty balanced and would work for what I intended to achieve with it. Thank you crazy man!
My gf is hot, but when I start comparing her to other girls, there's always someone hotter. So the point is, I can have her change her hair or wear a different style skirt, but in the end she has her own vibe. In short if I tried to make my stuff sound like one of my favorite songs, I'd never get anything done.
This is the second of your videos I've watched, and both times I've shared them on Facebook as examples of understated brilliance and wisdom. I'll have to go through the entire library, but it's good to let them percolate in my consciousness one at a time for a couple of weeks.
Excellent advice! I don't use reference tracks very often because I don't find chasing stuff works very well. To use a few different tracks for a reference "feel" is definitely a different approach. This I will be doing for sure. Thanks Gregory!✌
I take this man's judgement 100% of the time and have learned to start listening to the mix in new and different ways. It seems I 'm able to find my flaws easier. Thanks Greg! Always here paying attention !!!!!
...and that's why I rarely reference my mixes... Love you man! (especially your last phrase proved my self that I am not crazy! Thank you for keeping my mentality in tact, also!!)
AMEN BROTHER!!!
The crossover we need. The crossover we deserve. Pensado&Scott.
@@Movocorp UBK x Pensado > Avengers.
Aamiin Brother
Amen Break!
A lot of producers made their name by their songs SOUND very different! Dilla, Kaytranada and now there are more of them than ever!
Does anyone else feel like they're in a therapy session when Gregory Scott talks? Either way, good info and thanks for these vids!
I thought I was crazy 😂
Oh yes.
If Owen Wilson and Matthew McConaughey had a son who became a therapist!
Always!
YES! Also a great teacher:) Love this guy. Dont have to go to school anymore.. Kinda.. lol
If Kush controlled my lipstick, he’d have saved many pigs.
mad respect to the one and only chocolate rain!
Leeeeegend. Please collab with Kush :)
I never expected to see a comment from TayZonday. But if I had imagined what it'd be like, it'd be this mysterious yet apt.
Wonder if Kush has any advice for when you need to move away from the mic to take a breath? (probably just fix it in the mix)
Hey! Listened to your songs and your singing is really good actually, you should hire a good producer to get a good production behind those vocals. The musical content is good, but you could become a real artist with a proper production and sounds. Id master one of those production for free if you would do it (:
“Put it out there. Its’s art”. Loved that. We get obsessed with “technicals” but need to focus on the “art”. Cheers for that
This man literally said "make quicker decisions when mixing, don't spend too much time on a sound"
Tried it and my mixes never been the same 🔥🔥
Yeeahh!! 🙌
I’ve been trying to formulate a big enough ’thank you’ for answering my question with such grace for the past hour, but I have difficulties finding big enough words (english isn’t my native language), so I write it in capital letters instead - THANK YOU!
I think you gave me more insights in 10 minutes and 22 seconds than I’ll ever get again.
And again - thank you!
You are very, VERY welcome, thank you for the fantastic question, a lot of people struggle with the same thing!
Don’t worry my friend, you’ll get many more insights like this 😊
Your English is better and more well written than most of the comments on TH-cam. Thank you for posing an excellent question, that brought us this video.
@@TheHouseofKushTV 1:04 I 'm still waiting for your thoghts on this topic. Thanks.
THE bastion of true mixing knowledge
Wow! Stop comparing! I like the 'feel' the song thing. I think we strive to much to become someone else and not our self's. Great content. Could you use your way of explanation to explain some techniques. Like you did with width and depth? How to listen to compression and why you use it? How to give room for elements? Make a mix loud without squashing it. Don't show us just the plugins but try to say it in a way we learn to listen if you know what I mean. Thanks!!!
@Walter B And you never will, I only mix my own music and it's safe to say my music and my tastes bear no relation to anything 'mainstream'. And that's the way I want it!🕺
@@TheHouseofKushTV well said dude
@Walter B well I assume he's mixed the intro theme for this video, and that sounds flawless.
@@TheHouseofKushTV I only mixed my own music until COVID, except live, which is more taming chaos than anything, on the club level, with shit acoustics, and a lot of times, shit musicians, and I never needed a reference, because I know how I want my music to sound. But when mixing others, I do think it can be very useful--but more for balancing overall tonality than anything else. Tonal Balance Control from Izotope is useful for this.
This channel has taught me about how mixing is so much more about perspective, mindset, and instinct rather than methods and specifics, and it's the most valuable and effective lesson I've ever taken away from video instructors like this.
Right on!!!
you have to know the methods before you can fly off of instinct. before kush taught me how to use a compressor i was just smashing the peaks bc in my mind that would help me get louder mixes, when what i actually needed to do was remove some bass freqs.
"...put it out there, it's art"
I'm gonna frame this on my wall, right in front of me.
Anyone else worry Gregory might start a cult one day? Because at this point I'd do anything he says to be honest
it's disconcerting to say the least
Same pal.
'Thou shalt not use an EQ unless thou can state WHY thou want to use the EQ, and what thou aims to achieve by doing so' - Gregory Scott's Commandments - Circa 2020 - Amen 🙏
LOL... while mixing, sometimes the voice in my head sounds
a bit like Gregory Scott :) Fortunately, i don't argue with that "voice."
this is the sense of humor i love
Awesome as usual, and yes, definitely the chill side of therapy, or a cool conversation with an older brother!
My daughter is 22 now, but when she was 8 or so I was working on a record with some fairly emotional content. She came up to the studio to say goodnight while I was mixing. She sat a while and when I looked over she had tears in her eyes. It was a beautiful moment and I knew the mix was in the right place.
You sure she didn't tear up because you reached to adjust the vocal EQ by 0.2db for the 300th time? XP
For god's sake, have mercy!
You are the only person I've come across that speaks about music emotionally and practically rather than just technically.I love your videos❤️.
P.S : Your voice is angelic😍
This is very true, it’s refreshing to hear. I’ve found over the years, when I listen to my work in retrospect, emotions have the most noticeable impact on my music. If I am struggling emotionally my music lacks direction. Yet no one talks about it.
There is one other you tuber that also discusses emotion, ethics and philosophy in music. He is an electronic artist, but very authentic and musical.
Benn Jordan; he even has a fascinating video on binaural music, sound healing.
Peace
@@josephriddlestone4684 Hey Joseph,I'd like to hear some of your music.😊
Very wise words:
"Use the reference more as a brain reset"; and
"Could your mix sit in a playlist with the references?"
Big picture thinking. And trusting in our art. Thanks Gregory.
These have to be the most exquisitely engineered spoken vocals on TH-cam
I was having a lot of screentime today so I listened to this video on my phone, laying down staring at the ceiling, without watching it. Then I realised something. Your videos are splendidly done. But it would also be great if you had podcasts. I'd listen to them for hours, again and again. That'd be a whole another kind of chill.
Did one for 7 years, "ubk happy funtime hour" 😊
@@TheHouseofKushTV That's right where I'm heading then💕
@@TheHouseofKushTV Do you still make these? Where can I listen to them?
crikey this bloke talks sooo much sense and his explanations are so detailed... man a champion
I love your videos. Can't really tell why, but I am allways happy watching them.
I have the same experience any time I watch a creative person sharing or discussing their process, I enjoy it even if I don't love or understand their work.
"chasing a reference is overriding your instinct"
assuming one actually has good instincts, LOL.
This just changed my whole perspective on my songs. I always felt like there was a standard, thank you for stating that there's not. Your advice is so reassuring for me who's just beginning. Gregory Scott u da man!
Thank you! You are the Oracle on mixing!
I needed to hear this so badly. The confidence to commit to just what the song needs
That deflated feeling of comparing yourself to mixes you admire is insidious. This one changed my life Gregory keep doing what you're doing.
This is definitely one of the best mixing-related channels on TH-cam!
No ppl can dislike these words of wisdom .a legend
I thought I was the only Prince non-fan on the planet, however my respect for the skill is huge. He was, the man.
Another great video.
I like your mindset, I think this helps more than chasing a *sound*, thanks for your videos.
Brilliant. That’s it. Mix lifesaving advice, yet again. Thank you!
Love you Master-Kush thank for all that love of teaching 🙏🙏🙏
So much value on this channel, it's crazy
The buildup in each episode from intro to when the theme music fully drops gets me so hype now! I’m sitting like, “yes, yesss, yessssss!” waiting for that knowledge drop.
Thanks for covering this, have had lots of questions on it myself!
Thank you thank you thank you! This was a genuine question. Your videos are just the best. Every time!
If you were professor teaching music engineering... I go back back to school in a second. Your delivery is excellent. Very clear and concise.
Sage wisdom! Thanks for sharing your thoughts and experience.
Excellent topic, Gregory! You nailed it with this one. Stay safe in the new year.
Thanks for the love brother. We all need it. Create, be strong.
Get your stuff out there. "It's art." Exactly - great advice to keep in mind.
Thank you Gregory. I've only recently discovered your channel and I love and appreciate your contrarian approach. A lot of it is common sense, a lot of it is validation, and it's really helpful to get your non-traditional slant on things. It's a really nice angle to fold into the rest of the mixing tutorials out there. It broadens and enhances my perspective and for that I thank you.
Thanks!
this channel is such a bless, you giveaway some of the most useful, esoteric concepts. Can't thank you enough
It's my pleasure, truly!
Thanks for speaking my language and making so much sense. Such great vids. Gratitude!
It's so spooky, whenever I am struggling with a mix and I get myself a few days break to reset my brain, you come out with a new video that's treating exactly the same issues, and you find always the right words to let me feel confident enough again, to take a decision and continue to go my own way.
Thank you
Woohooo, glad to hear that! Keep at it!!!
Mate- you're so so on point with EVERYTHING you're saying. Cheers GS
!
Great question, great response! Thankyou Kush
Thanks Gregory! Please keep up putting the videos out there. I always look forward to hearing your views.
Amazing advice as always. It took me a while to figure this out. I started looking at references through Tonal Balance Control and listening. I noticed that you really need to create your own mix down how you hear it in your head. And at the very end I’ll toss a random folder of reference track to kind of see if I’m in the ball park. If something appears higher or lower I’ll toss 4 or 5 sections of references and see how things match up. And make some adjustments. Like you said there are some tracks with heavier bass or lack of that still have their place and you have to really trust your own ears and feeling. This is seriously my favorite TH-cam channel for music tips. Thank you!
Yes! Big fan of Tonal Balance Control here....I run it on the master bus as I mix now.....I find I'm mixing more confidently to my sonic taste.....however, am now less likely to be embarrassed with my mix translation to the real world. FWIW, I think it is a great mix tool...
I'm already a fan. This man knows things
This is the best channel on audio mixing on TH-cam. This is the first channel I ever clicked on the subscription bell. Much gratitude from out here in radio land sir
Mannn keep dropping these wisdom / philosophical pearls. Such an antidote to a lot of the misinformation and overly technical “rule” type videos. Big up KUSH!
i always smile watching your videos. Thanks for sharing your mindset and!!!!
This kind of production tips are what makes a real difference❤
I'm in a moment in my life as a mixer where I'm starting to like my work's results, but sometimes I stumble over some doubt anyway.
I just wanna say that these series of videos are really important to me, they make me keep going because they speak about things that are so intimate of this job that hardly anyone would understand. Most of the time are just the kind of things I need to hear.
Thank you so much mr Gregory Scott!
Gregory, I am really digging these. Learning a ton. Thanks man.
My pleasure!
Your commentary is of such high value to me. My mixing is gradually progressing. Thank you these videos.
Your perspective truly has width and depth and that's not a poor attempt at a mix joke. Your take on mixing is always quite grounding. Thank you! 💙
Such wisdom, grateful for these tips
Really appreciate your approach to many of these topics. Not just doing it because other people are saying to-- doing it if it feels right in your art process.
Gregory's voice always soothes me
...again, thank you for this perspective!
So much Love and Gentleness in your videos. This one lighted a sweet fire inside my heart ❤️ where I know that everything is ok. There is only love no matter what you do
Your videos help me to stop overthinking everything and actually get something done
Hell yeah! Mission accomplished!!
Thank you so much, Gregory!
Man, I love your interest in these topics, your wisdom, and your wonderful aesthetic 🎵
I appreciate that!
I was feeling very insecure about my music today and it was really weighing me down. This video came at the perfect time and made me feel better. Thank you! ❤️
You're so welcome!
I love your videos so much that most of the times I add each one of them in my favourites. Keep it up!
Wow, thank you!
Gregory deserves millions of subscribers. A lot of knowledge and audio wisdom. Thank you, I wish I had the money to you to mix and mastered my music 🎵 😊
Secret inside source: “When Doves Cry” was used as a reference track for Metallica’s “..and Justice for All” album. Hehehe..
Hilarious!
is there a remastered version where u can hear Jason?
@@giulioboobzilla you can't put something in, when it's not there from the first place! They probably forgot to unmute Jason while they mastered it!! "Sad but true" (pun intended!)
hahaha
@@giulioboobzilla there is that project where some guy redid all the bass and called it “::and Jason for All”. Pretty sure it’s on TH-cam. Edit: it’s called ..And Justice for Jason.
@@giulioboobzilla th-cam.com/video/6kqTcLwUYj8/w-d-xo.html
The best of the best!! Thank you Sir Kush, and Happy Holidays!!
You should get a golden record for all this great information!
Loads of brilliant points made in these videos! I ended up watching the one about how to listen to compression and this is fifth one in a row and they've all touched on situations that are very much relatable with a coherent, no bullshit approach. Also the whole atmosphere is very satisfying to me, from the very pleasing speech sound quality and music to the visual characteristics. Kudos, sir!
Hey UBK! I was feeling down these last days and watching your videos always soothes my soul. The vibes, the content, the intention. Everything is perfect. Noting also that you never push your own products, but I ended buying 4 of your plugins on last black Friday (should have better gone with the subscription with what I spent 😂 but I'm super happy to have a bit of that kush feelin'!). Thank you man for being so cool.
Thanks for the support man! I'm glad I can offer some soothing vibes, these are crazy friggin' times, we all need extra support these days. I've been taking absurd amounts of comfort working with a metronome on my percussion / hand drumming, it's like a second round of meditation but way less boring! 😛
@@TheHouseofKushTV haha that's cool! I should practice something too, good idea 😇
Prince once said "If I ever hear my bass player - I'll fire him".
What amazes me is there are so called mix engineers who are two notches higher than a rodie in the business who are practically household names on You Tube. Then there's Gregory Scott, who like a few choice mix, and engineering instructors get to the heart of intelligent mix instruction. This guy is completely on target! What a pleasure. Thank you Greg.
You're a life saver! Overriding your instinct - you nailed it! Thank you :) x
Exceptionally well-thought out and presented approach to this subject. Thanks.
Gregory - I’ve been mixing (seriously) for around 2 years, so still relatively green, and all your videos seem to be coming at just the right time for me - so thank you so much, you’re really helping me out loads - Keep it up! 👊
Awesome video, Gregory. Very insightful :)
Damn... This was a very timely video. I often just blindly chase the reference mix and it's energy but most of the times it is just causing unnecessary stress when in reality my track is sounding already pretty balanced and would work for what I intended to achieve with it. Thank you crazy man!
This is pure gold! Wise words, Greg. That's something I'm still struggling with, but not anymore...
Awesome, as always. Thanks Greg
My gf is hot, but when I start comparing her to other girls, there's always someone hotter. So the point is, I can have her change her hair or wear a different style skirt, but in the end she has her own vibe. In short if I tried to make my stuff sound like one of my favorite songs, I'd never get anything done.
Great life advice there!
Also bringing reference girls home, gets your balance into big trouble.
@@Psiger True
This is gold 😄
Exactly. What our brains fail to realize is that professionals cant make our music either🤷🏼♂️
It's like you see right through me at this stage of my mixing. Simply brilliant! Love the the videos!
These struggles, I think, are fairly universal, especially for anyone not mentored by a veteran. 🤜🏽
@@TheHouseofKushTV You Offering???
This is the second of your videos I've watched, and both times I've shared them on Facebook as examples of understated brilliance and wisdom. I'll have to go through the entire library, but it's good to let them percolate in my consciousness one at a time for a couple of weeks.
Excellent advice! I don't use reference tracks very often because I don't find chasing stuff works very well. To use a few different tracks for a reference "feel" is definitely a different approach. This I will be doing for sure. Thanks Gregory!✌
This is perhaps the best advice out there for what we’re doing! Five stars! 😎
Amazing insight. That's exactly how I approach things for a long time!
Thank you Gregory! Your advice is really valuable!
hell yeah, new kush!
Prince was a visionary: mixing for Bose speakers before then even existed lol
Thanks! Again very useful advice, and reassuring!! Thank you
I take this man's judgement 100% of the time and have learned to start listening to the mix in new and different ways. It seems I 'm able to find my flaws easier. Thanks Greg! Always here paying attention !!!!!
Thank you as always for really valuable stuff, Gregory.
I don’t even really use reference tracks, just love listening to this man talk and learning about this kind of stuff regardless
You are the Guru dude, I've been trying to match all my mixes to the reference and never works. Thanks now everything makes more senses.
I love this channel. Such a fresh perspective.
Always the most brilliant. Thank you again for your thoughts
...and that's why I rarely reference my mixes... Love you man!
(especially your last phrase proved my self that I am not crazy! Thank you for keeping my mentality in tact, also!!)
We're all insane, I got your back man!
Brilliant! That is such helpful advice, thank you Gregory
Excited for next video ! Please
Love your videos man! Keep up the great work!
This video was right on time for me. I almost fell into the rabbit hole of trying to get songs to sound and feel like references a bunch of times.