I can't believe it took me this long to stumble upon your channel, it's amazing! I look forward to future videos while I binge all of your previous ones!
i pretty much liked this. the naming of object channels and dedicating them to types (DX, MX...) was genius. I usually left them and just used them as i went along.
Off on a tangent here from the template chat. Just my thoughts for possible future posts. There are a lot of videos teaching various eq techniques, but most of them are music production centric. I wonder if shorts on tips for broadcast production mixing (EQ/compression/etc) would be an avenue to go down?
this looks very handy! for creating a 5.1 dcp , could i also use your template? and then I would choose the 5.1 bus in the dcp render menu, etc? thanks!
if you can do a video about how to mix for delivery. where to put the compressor, the EQ, how to loudness correctly. what is the method you are using for loudness control to achieve a certain level. you automate? do clip by clip, show example etc.. that would be great
Hey bro, have you checked out my educational community? Head to shadowing.network for more details. Loads of content and courses in ProTools and Davinci Resolve.
so interesting, thanks for that! I am wondering generally: Is it possible with your template easily also just work without the Beds and only Objects (or object beds how i think people call this) (for better translation to binaural)?
I have that setup in ProTools. I'd have to look into what's possible with Resolve. Last time I checked you couldn't make an output an object which means it wouldn't be possible.
@@benniknop Hi, thanks for looking into this, also interested! I work on linux where I cannot load vst plugins (resolve not supporting it) Can I use your template without the external vsts as well to some dregree?
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I can't believe it took me this long to stumble upon your channel, it's amazing! I look forward to future videos while I binge all of your previous ones!
Appreciate the compliment. I've got lots of content to check out. More to come.
i pretty much liked this. the naming of object channels and dedicating them to types (DX, MX...) was genius. I usually left them and just used them as i went along.
Amazing and I would like to buy along with it's comprehensive tutorials...
🎉🎉 very good tutorial on DaVinci résolve please but i want a tutorial on the mixing vocal in DaVinci résolve please 🎉🎉🎉
Coming soon!
@@benniknop okay
Off on a tangent here from the template chat. Just my thoughts for possible future posts. There are a lot of videos teaching various eq techniques, but most of them are music production centric. I wonder if shorts on tips for broadcast production mixing (EQ/compression/etc) would be an avenue to go down?
this looks very handy! for creating a 5.1 dcp , could i also use your template? and then I would choose the 5.1 bus in the dcp render menu, etc? thanks!
if you can do a video about how to mix for delivery. where to put the compressor, the EQ, how to loudness correctly. what is the method you are using for loudness control to achieve a certain level. you automate? do clip by clip, show example etc.. that would be great
Hey bro, have you checked out my educational community? Head to shadowing.network for more details. Loads of content and courses in ProTools and Davinci Resolve.
so interesting, thanks for that! I am wondering generally: Is it possible with your template easily also just work without the Beds and only Objects (or object beds how i think people call this) (for better translation to binaural)?
I have that setup in ProTools. I'd have to look into what's possible with Resolve. Last time I checked you couldn't make an output an object which means it wouldn't be possible.
@@benniknop Hi, thanks for looking into this, also interested! I work on linux where I cannot load vst plugins (resolve not supporting it) Can I use your template without the external vsts as well to some dregree?
Thank you!
You're welcome!