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@@JCrashB +1 definitely interested in help with animation, there's a solid wealth of info on audio engineering, video compositing, etc... but animating seems to still be the wild west of media production, no standard workstation. Seems many production houses (like south park studios) have made their own in-house solutions, etc.... I am betting Michael used an outsourced web-based solution, I have heard of web services that will even take a text document or an audio narration and create an animation to match the content, for pretty cheap, and very quickly. But they tend to have a certain "look" that is non-negotiable (cartooney, reminiscent of flash animation, and that look is all over youtube "infographic" type videos). Kinda makes you wonder where the difficulty lies, if those web services can be so efficient.
@@petea8644 @JCrashB the animations were done in collaboration with a friend of mine, I then further edited it to match my pacing. Just 2 friends working together! Here is his website www.mattcosta.co.uk/
This man helped me learn how to mix and Master from scratch and now my music sounds amazing. I’m independent and this was the first channel I came across when I decided to learn how to mix. Just wanna say thanks man. Keep up the good work. This one is another gold in the vault.
Thank you so much for the kind message. If there are any topics you would like me to make a video about, please do let me know here or on the discord :)
Yeah, same. When I rediscovered the hobby of music-production about a year ago this channel sped up the learning process so much. Though the music in the mix works with usually is not really my cup of tea, all the stuff is so universally applicable it doesn't matter at all. Much thanks for that from me too @In The Mix!
There are professors at universities and audio production academies making a good living who don’t even come close to being the teacher you are. There are thousands of videos on most of the topics you discuss, but I never need to watch another one after watching yours. Thanks for giving us so much.
There are various aspects to the "sound" in the terms of mixing, but polarity and phase issues were such topics which honestly speaking there's not a single person who could explain any easier and yet give even free to use tools for us to work upon and sharpen our skills. So proud to be a viewer right from the beginning Michael, its always a pleasure to see you come up with some really tough topics and explain us with utter simplicity. Wishing you good luck in your endeavours, and keep elevating the "sound" game a notch higher 😉
Just wanted to add that when recording with multiple mics, use a measuring tape to make sure the mics are the same distance from the source. (for drums use the snare) great video as always man! Making it easy to understand!
Excellent idea. I’d also further that by adding that even when you measure and place microphones correctly (which you really should if we are going for perfection!) sometimes microphones will interpret a signals polarity as the opposite. This can also happen with reversed wires too. So to add to Mark’s comment, measure and then double check!
I honestly can't understand the dislikes on this or any video on this channel. This man right here literally gives you high tier knowledge for free in a perfect, easy to understand format. Much respect for In The Mix!
I'm literally just going to start worshipping you at this point because I don't know how else to react to such high quality videos given from the kindness of your heart
This channel is crazy, I've learnt so much and it has really given me a kick starter into my music career. I am very grateful to have such high quality and indepth videos without spending a penny. Thank you so much!!
Everytime i watch your channel you solve every problem and explain things in a way that my 4 year old could understand you are a blessing brother thank u
Dude, trust me, u are the only person who was able to explain this thing properly, BELIEVE ME, and i thought it was impossible to learn for a beginner like me but then i was like “ All this time, that was just it??? “ THANK YOU SO MUCH
I have yet to find a more valuable channel on TH-cam, and I don't think it can be over emphasized how awesome/helpful these videos are! I've learned so much just in the past two months since I've come across your channel, it's ridiculous. Thank you so much and keep up the great work.
This is an amazing channel, but there’s a ton of good channels on here. I don’t know how you could mix anything when you can’t even find good mixing videos
In a addition to music production, I’m also working on my mechanical engineering degree. In electronic lab course I’ve been struggling understanding about the phase subject and this video just pops up to me on my youtube feed and now I literally understood all the subject. This is the best TH-cam channel to learn even farther than just music but also the physical background of it which is amazing. THANK YOU SO MUCH!
No wonder my leads in my latest track sounded "hidden" no matter how much I EQed. Gonna try reversing polarity. There's Always something new to learn, thank you for making this video.😊
Vert clear explanation and helpful suggestions! I've been stuck at the mixing of my two vocal tracks in my song because of the phasing issue, hopefully I could finalise mastering the whole song now
1:00 i literally said out loud ‘is that how speakers work??’ i wasn’t even trying to learn about that but that’s so cool :O you made it so simple to understand
Best youtuber to watch if you wanna learn music production ON EARTH, you explain everything in such a simple way, you make it easy to learn, you are great man, thank you
Amazing video, thank you! I had those polarity and phase issues without knowing the cause of them. I tried to fix them, like you said at the end, with EQ and compression. Now I know what to look for first.
I’ve been there. It’s so frustrating when all the usual tools don’t work because I forgot to align the phase and check the polarity. It’s a mistake you don’t make too many times!
I can’t thank you enough for all the help you’ve given me through this journey. I really hope you always keep these videos going and even show us some of your projects more!
Even though being through some videos to the topic, this is the first time I actually understood the issue and how to fix it without any problems understanding. Awesome tutorial. Thanks Michael, you're the real MVP
Producing for about 8 years now and started just a few days ago to dive into phase(cancellation). You had a great timing there! Got a little question: How would you rate the relevance of taking phase into consideration compared to other "techniques" like gainstaging, compression, eq? It seems to me like it can make a huge difference, but I may overrate it.
I was literally just watching your video on stereo imaging where you talk about problems with phases when using stereo imagers and was asking myself how phases work and there you are uploading a video perfectly on time. Thanks Michael, really well explained and I look forward to your next video!
Super helpful, I've run into the exact issue you demonstrated of signals canceling while I'm trying to reinforce drum sounds. I wish there was some way to automatically correct polarity issues.
You have one of the best channels for tutorials on music mate I have learned so much from your work and just want to say thank you for all your efforts can't wait to celebrate your 1 million subscriber day its coming soon my friend keep working on these videos we appreciate your work cheers.
Amazing! I always skipped over this video because I wasn't of any interest. But I'm thankful that my curiosity got the better of me. Thanks Michael. I'll be using the polarity function all the time now. I never knew what it did until now.
This is really helpful. Thank you for this video. One question though, should I be checking this on a whole mix or just on sounds that are recorded with multiple mics or sounds that sound too similar? I tried using the correlometer on a whole mix and it seems that some parts of my song especially in the pre-chorus where I have this specific bass, the correlometer says it has a bad phase but doesn't really sound bad to me, I'm new to producing so I don't really know much but as far as I can hear, it doesn't sound "wrong"? Should I try to fix it? The reason I'm asking is that, I maybe be not noticing something wrong because I don't know that it is wrong because I'm new and have an untrained ear. When I started learning about mixing and all these nitty gritty details, it kind of become so tiresome and it honestly takes away the fun. I felt like I just want to make music and focus in production but mixing is part of it and it seems there's no escape to it 😅. Anyways, would appreciate any advice. Thank you. I hope you have a nice day.
You helped me a lot dude. You are my audio engineer teacher. Dude I have problem with the headphone(focusrite) it makes some times distrotion and some sound. Do you have any solution .!!
The time shift you use to illustrate phase is the special case of Linear Phase, but phase is more general than that. Polarity flip is another special case of phase, namely 180 degrees at all frequencies.
Seriously, I learn a lot from your videos and the results are fantastic thank you for everything And I promise one day you will host me on 1 of your videos 😊❤️
I agree with all the below. These videos are so helpful, so interesting, and not in the least bit you-tubey (flash cuts and stupid looks and gags). I think in the past two months I have seen every video posted here (some more than once) and have learned so much. They convinced me early one that FL Studio is the way to go. Am getting it for my birthday end of July. I have also brought an Arturia keyboard in advance simply cause I saw you had one. Brilliant vids. Thanks for all the help and advice :)
I know the words Polarity and phase and they meaned . But honestly I dont know how it works for audio production. Very interesting the way it was explained
This is a fantastic video! Thank you for explaining so clearly. To the OP or commenters, how would you go about addressing phase issues with two guitars? I'm trying to mix a grungey song where the rhythm and lead guitars are distorted and they're cancelling each other
Yeah this stuff is super important. One thing I recently started doing is get my kick and sub-bass to have aligning phase (like so: drive.google.com/open?id=1CbpeVzpVE3biybWsEjywRa7FPqpqpSRs&authuser=kdvdploeg%40gmail.com&usp=drive_fs). Also when sub-bass is in a different key. I make sure the parts that overlap will still align and are in the same key as the kick. And then pitch the bass to the key of choice later. And I have to say that has a huge impact. Not only do the two sound more cohesive, it also opens up a lot of extra room in the mix. Just because you don't get weird phase behaviour during moments of overlap. Sidechaining is fun and all. But this stuff works so much better imo. Anyway. Nice video! Didn't know of those correlation monitoring tools!
Your videos are one of the best sir.....my journey of being a producer started by watching your videos.....thnx, you're an inspiration.......can you do a tutorial on using Fruity Love Filter?....It would mean a lot
this actually how active noise cancelling headphones work. they take the audio from outside with a mic and duplicate it and reverse the polarity. they will play at the same time so you won't hear the outside but only the music.
Excellent tutorial, thanks! Great to see someone talking about flipping the polarity and not flipping the phase. We don’t flip the phase, we align the phase. Great stuff. I’ve just subscribed to your channel.
I agree! I’m hearing a lot of terminology being used interchangeably now (I’ve probably been guilty of it a lot myself) so I thought it was important to highlight that at the start. Thanks for watching!
In The Mix have you tried another plugin by Voxengo called PHA-979? It’s worth checking out because it not only aligns the waveforms but can also rotate the phase. Another oldie but a goodie is one called Pi by Sound Radix that may help correct phase issues. An oscilloscope is a handy tool to have too. Great video and very clear explanation. Thanks! 👍
Don't give a flying about polarity or phase. Just came for that buttery smooth voice all up in my business. Nah. I'm kidding. Great stuff. I love the deep digs into sound theory.
Thank you so much " In the mix" iv said it before and il say it again, Your information is invaluable and explained in such a way its "idiot proof". you've helped me for about 3 years and i continue to watch your videos and learn more every day. thank you so much!. i have a little request, please could you do a video on how to delay the end of vocals and/or sounds as i often find it difficult to delay just the end of a sound or it picks up the wrong frequency of the sample. If that makes sense =/.
Thanks for the kind words, I’m glad you have stuck with me so long! For delaying the ends of words, have you tried using an automation clip to adjust the input of a delay plugin?
@@inthemix thank you so much for your reply. Yes thanks to you iv become pretty adept at using automation clips. My problem comes when trying to get the last part of a word to delay. For example say the vocal was : " we have a long way to go" if I automate the delay i end up with "way to go, (way to go)" but I only want the "go" to echo off not the other sounds in the sample. I found the only way I can do it is by chopping out the individual word and delaying just that but it's so time consuming that way. Is there a way to isolate the one word at the end of a sample without chopping it up? Keep up your hard work in the mix =).
I tried something totally new with these animations (and stepped outside my comfort zone). Please let me know if they helped becasue I would like to keep using them in the future!
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They are great. Thank you for your hard work man. Really helping the little guy out here.
The animations were top notch and helped me massively to understand the topic. Thank you. How did you do them?
@@JCrashB +1 definitely interested in help with animation, there's a solid wealth of info on audio engineering, video compositing, etc... but animating seems to still be the wild west of media production, no standard workstation. Seems many production houses (like south park studios) have made their own in-house solutions, etc....
I am betting Michael used an outsourced web-based solution, I have heard of web services that will even take a text document or an audio narration and create an animation to match the content, for pretty cheap, and very quickly.
But they tend to have a certain "look" that is non-negotiable (cartooney, reminiscent of flash animation, and that look is all over youtube "infographic" type videos).
Kinda makes you wonder where the difficulty lies, if those web services can be so efficient.
This animation are really good
@@petea8644 @JCrashB the animations were done in collaboration with a friend of mine, I then further edited it to match my pacing. Just 2 friends working together! Here is his website www.mattcosta.co.uk/
This man helped me learn how to mix and Master from scratch and now my music sounds amazing. I’m independent and this was the first channel I came across when I decided to learn how to mix. Just wanna say thanks man. Keep up the good work. This one is another gold in the vault.
Thank you so much for the kind message. If there are any topics you would like me to make a video about, please do let me know here or on the discord :)
Yeah, same. When I rediscovered the hobby of music-production about a year ago this channel sped up the learning process so much. Though the music in the mix works with usually is not really my cup of tea, all the stuff is so universally applicable it doesn't matter at all. Much thanks for that from me too @In The Mix!
I agree💯
For free too!!
Absolutely! this logic is even useful for Audacity!
Finally someone that explains this more in-depth and in an easy way. Not only saying "hey watch out for phase issues" and that be the end of it
i go to college full time for audio engineering and they dont even compare to the way this guy explains everything 🤞🏼
Time to have a 1v1 with this guy!
is it worth it bro? I’m thinking about it
@@purposebeats5839 same
getting scammed
There are professors at universities and audio production academies making a good living who don’t even come close to being the teacher you are. There are thousands of videos on most of the topics you discuss, but I never need to watch another one after watching yours. Thanks for giving us so much.
Ohh that why sometimes a kick and 808 sound weak together even tho they are good samples that's very helpful
I've been making music for over 16 years and this is one of the most informative TH-cam channel I've come across ever
Excellent advice and teaching as always 🤘🏻
There are various aspects to the "sound" in the terms of mixing, but polarity and phase issues were such topics which honestly speaking there's not a single person who could explain any easier and yet give even free to use tools for us to work upon and sharpen our skills. So proud to be a viewer right from the beginning Michael, its always a pleasure to see you come up with some really tough topics and explain us with utter simplicity. Wishing you good luck in your endeavours, and keep elevating the "sound" game a notch higher 😉
Just wanted to add that when recording with multiple mics, use a measuring tape to make sure the mics are the same distance from the source. (for drums use the snare) great video as always man! Making it easy to understand!
Excellent idea. I’d also further that by adding that even when you measure and place microphones correctly (which you really should if we are going for perfection!) sometimes microphones will interpret a signals polarity as the opposite. This can also happen with reversed wires too. So to add to Mark’s comment, measure and then double check!
*You're my best online Teacher.*
*You always take your time to explain everything, and you make it simple and easy to understand.*
I honestly can't understand the dislikes on this or any video on this channel. This man right here literally gives you high tier knowledge for free in a perfect, easy to understand format.
Much respect for In The Mix!
I'm literally just going to start worshipping you at this point because I don't know how else to react to such high quality videos given from the kindness of your heart
This channel is crazy, I've learnt so much and it has really given me a kick starter into my music career. I am very grateful to have such high quality and indepth videos without spending a penny. Thank you so much!!
This is actually exactly what I need right now, thank you Michael!
you made it so easy for me to understand! thank you!!!!!!!!
Everytime i watch your channel you solve every problem and explain things in a way that my 4 year old could understand you are a blessing brother thank u
Dude, trust me, u are the only person who was able to explain this thing properly, BELIEVE ME, and i thought it was impossible to learn for a beginner like me but then i was like “ All this time, that was just it??? “
THANK YOU SO MUCH
I have yet to find a more valuable channel on TH-cam, and I don't think it can be over emphasized how awesome/helpful these videos are! I've learned so much just in the past two months since I've come across your channel, it's ridiculous. Thank you so much and keep up the great work.
This is an amazing channel, but there’s a ton of good channels on here. I don’t know how you could mix anything when you can’t even find good mixing videos
Good infos bro.
THOSE WHO DISLIKED THE VIDEO THEY EVEN NOT KNOW THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN WAV & MP3 FILES
after 15 years of mixing I'm almost forgot the basics lol, thanks for this video
I've been creating music most my life and only now can I confidently say that I understand phase and polarity. Thank you so much for this!
In a addition to music production, I’m also working on my mechanical engineering degree. In electronic lab course I’ve been struggling understanding about the phase subject and this video just pops up to me on my youtube feed and now I literally understood all the subject. This is the best TH-cam channel to learn even farther than just music but also the physical background of it which is amazing.
THANK YOU SO MUCH!
No wonder my leads in my latest track sounded "hidden" no matter how much I EQed. Gonna try reversing polarity. There's Always something new to learn, thank you for making this video.😊
Vert clear explanation and helpful suggestions! I've been stuck at the mixing of my two vocal tracks in my song because of the phasing issue, hopefully I could finalise mastering the whole song now
1:00 i literally said out loud ‘is that how speakers work??’ i wasn’t even trying to learn about that but that’s so cool :O you made it so simple to understand
Best youtuber to watch if you wanna learn music production ON EARTH, you explain everything in such a simple way, you make it easy to learn, you are great man, thank you
Amazing video, thank you! I had those polarity and phase issues without knowing the cause of them. I tried to fix them, like you said at the end, with EQ and compression. Now I know what to look for first.
I’ve been there. It’s so frustrating when all the usual tools don’t work because I forgot to align the phase and check the polarity. It’s a mistake you don’t make too many times!
@@inthemix oh, absolutely. Now it'll be the first thing I'll look for. Again, thank you!
The Graphics in this video is just amazing! Great video as always.
The first teacher and the best one. Now I can mix and master, thanks a lot 🙂😀
Thanks I've been ignoring this topic for ages and this was explained beutifully
I can’t thank you enough for all the help you’ve given me through this journey. I really hope you always keep these videos going and even show us some of your projects more!
Even though being through some videos to the topic, this is the first time I actually understood the issue and how to fix it without any problems understanding. Awesome tutorial. Thanks Michael, you're the real MVP
This is really a very important topic often people ignore
Really this going to help me alot amazingly explained
''The how to hear...'' series tutorial is awesome.
This was so helpful, I never understood the importance of knowing about phase and polarity
This channel truly is a treasure.
You are just the best teacher here on youtube, thanks for all this i have learned freely from you.
Producing for about 8 years now and started just a few days ago to dive into phase(cancellation). You had a great timing there!
Got a little question: How would you rate the relevance of taking phase into consideration compared to other "techniques" like gainstaging, compression, eq? It seems to me like it can make a huge difference, but I may overrate it.
I was literally just watching your video on stereo imaging where you talk about problems with phases when using stereo imagers and was asking myself how phases work and there you are uploading a video perfectly on time. Thanks Michael, really well explained and I look forward to your next video!
This man opens eyes I didn`t know I had
it was helpful. i got this. is anyone else feeling like an audio genius after watching this vid or is this just me lol. thx man
Your videos are more than legendary and I bet these videos will help people even after 10-15 years in future. More power to you.
That was indeed really hellpful! And that song sounded sooo good. Is it available anywhere?
This might be the best channel on youtube. Professional, informative, and always giving good vibes. Thanks for all your work!
Wow thank you for the compliment!
That was excellent, i always asked myself why my bass becomes weak when a kick comes along
So much helpful video for my beats i was finding some phasing issue in my kick and bass i think this video will fix that problem.love you michael❤❤❤
You are a legend my guy. You've taught me and so many young producers trying to learn more about music production
Super helpful, I've run into the exact issue you demonstrated of signals canceling while I'm trying to reinforce drum sounds. I wish there was some way to automatically correct polarity issues.
You have one of the best channels for tutorials on music mate I have learned so much from your work and just want to say thank you for all your efforts can't wait to celebrate your 1 million subscriber day its coming soon my friend keep working on these videos we appreciate your work cheers.
Dude you are so awesome for these videos.. thanks so much! You're clearly very knowledgable and an excellent teacher
I love the depth on this one, Michael. Thanks for that! Great use of examples and video structure as always.
Panning + correlation meter is a clever tip. I’ll be overusing that for sure !
Such brilliant tutorials are more than a dream! You're so generous to make them for us! Thank you so much, everything is so properly outlined wow!
Amazing! I always skipped over this video because I wasn't of any interest. But I'm thankful that my curiosity got the better of me. Thanks Michael. I'll be using the polarity function all the time now. I never knew what it did until now.
Ngl, this is the same as my physics A level course haha, you have helped me a lot for both my learning and Music
This is really helpful. Thank you for this video. One question though, should I be checking this on a whole mix or just on sounds that are recorded with multiple mics or sounds that sound too similar? I tried using the correlometer on a whole mix and it seems that some parts of my song especially in the pre-chorus where I have this specific bass, the correlometer says it has a bad phase but doesn't really sound bad to me, I'm new to producing so I don't really know much but as far as I can hear, it doesn't sound "wrong"? Should I try to fix it? The reason I'm asking is that, I maybe be not noticing something wrong because I don't know that it is wrong because I'm new and have an untrained ear. When I started learning about mixing and all these nitty gritty details, it kind of become so tiresome and it honestly takes away the fun. I felt like I just want to make music and focus in production but mixing is part of it and it seems there's no escape to it 😅. Anyways, would appreciate any advice. Thank you. I hope you have a nice day.
One of the very best explanations of phase I've heard/seen. Thank you.
The graphics are clean and well done. As long as you trust yourself, you'll continue making the right choices.
This video is solution for all the sound layering problems too. Thanks Mike🖤🖤🖤
Yooo I passed the 1000 subscribers and I must say thank you, your videos helped me a lot ❤️🙏🏻
Such a ridiculously well made, efficient and useful video, thank you!
You helped me a lot dude. You are my audio engineer teacher. Dude I have problem with the headphone(focusrite) it makes some times distrotion and some sound. Do you have any solution .!!
The time shift you use to illustrate phase is the special case of Linear Phase, but phase is more general than that. Polarity flip is another special case of phase, namely 180 degrees at all frequencies.
Seriously, I learn a lot from your videos and the results are fantastic thank you for everything
And I promise one day you will host me on 1 of your videos 😊❤️
amazing content. thanks!
12:40 he said it!
Love the videos, very educational, editing is on point, and those custom graphics are really clean too.
Your voice is so soothing, even learning about math can be relaxing ☺️
This tutorial literally helped me 10 minutes after I watched it...😂😅🤩
This video gave me this biggest Ah-ha moment with your kick drum comparison at 6:10. Thank you so much for this very thoughtful explanation!
I can never miss any single update from In the Mix. 🤩👍
I get it, so simple... now! TY Michael, again!
Thank you very much for this tutorial s it really makes huge in my mixes and also quality of my mixes are increased thanks one again.
I agree with all the below. These videos are so helpful, so interesting, and not in the least bit you-tubey (flash cuts and stupid looks and gags). I think in the past two months I have seen every video posted here (some more than once) and have learned so much. They convinced me early one that FL Studio is the way to go. Am getting it for my birthday end of July. I have also brought an Arturia keyboard in advance simply cause I saw you had one. Brilliant vids. Thanks for all the help and advice :)
Thank you to share these precious advices/tips/techniques in making music 💟 Much much love ☮️
You're a legend!
Sounds like very important stuff for a good clear mix..
Man the editing level is too good.... visuals makes it easier to understand
Your video is very much useful for my entire work. I'm from India.
This tutorial saved my mix.. thank you very much!!!! 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
I know the words Polarity and phase and they meaned . But honestly I dont know how it works for audio production. Very interesting the way it was explained
The animations dude😍😍
This is a fantastic video! Thank you for explaining so clearly.
To the OP or commenters, how would you go about addressing phase issues with two guitars?
I'm trying to mix a grungey song where the rhythm and lead guitars are distorted and they're cancelling each other
Yeah this stuff is super important. One thing I recently started doing is get my kick and sub-bass to have aligning phase (like so: drive.google.com/open?id=1CbpeVzpVE3biybWsEjywRa7FPqpqpSRs&authuser=kdvdploeg%40gmail.com&usp=drive_fs). Also when sub-bass is in a different key. I make sure the parts that overlap will still align and are in the same key as the kick. And then pitch the bass to the key of choice later.
And I have to say that has a huge impact. Not only do the two sound more cohesive, it also opens up a lot of extra room in the mix. Just because you don't get weird phase behaviour during moments of overlap. Sidechaining is fun and all. But this stuff works so much better imo.
Anyway. Nice video! Didn't know of those correlation monitoring tools!
Your videos are one of the best sir.....my journey of being a producer started by watching your videos.....thnx, you're an inspiration.......can you do a tutorial on using Fruity Love Filter?....It would mean a lot
Best explanation on youtube lol xd
Bro u have big balls i sweared.
this actually how active noise cancelling headphones work.
they take the audio from outside with a mic and duplicate it and reverse the polarity. they will play at the same time so you won't hear the outside but only the music.
You sir, are a scientist
Excellent tutorial, thanks! Great to see someone talking about flipping the polarity and not flipping the phase. We don’t flip the phase, we align the phase. Great stuff. I’ve just subscribed to your channel.
I agree! I’m hearing a lot of terminology being used interchangeably now (I’ve probably been guilty of it a lot myself) so I thought it was important to highlight that at the start. Thanks for watching!
In The Mix have you tried another plugin by Voxengo called PHA-979? It’s worth checking out because it not only aligns the waveforms but can also rotate the phase. Another oldie but a goodie is one called Pi by Sound Radix that may help correct phase issues. An oscilloscope is a handy tool to have too. Great video and very clear explanation. Thanks! 👍
@@MrPerfectpizza I haven’t tried them but I’ll get right on it, thanks!
Great video. What's the deal with pads? When are your layering pads?
Nice animations they look great
As always we are in the mix literally 10:36 ❤❤❤❤
Absolutely a rare topic and explained so well and helful
Don't give a flying about polarity or phase. Just came for that buttery smooth voice all up in my business.
Nah. I'm kidding. Great stuff. I love the deep digs into sound theory.
Needed this information from one of my self assigned mentors 🙈 appreciate you my guy ✊🏿
This Video Came In My Feed At The Right Time!
Great tutorial. Thanks! Just one question - does anyone know if FL Studio has an option to zoom into the samples? So really large zoom in?
Thank you so much " In the mix" iv said it before and il say it again, Your information is invaluable and explained in such a way its "idiot proof". you've helped me for about 3 years and i continue to watch your videos and learn more every day. thank you so much!. i have a little request, please could you do a video on how to delay the end of vocals and/or sounds as i often find it difficult to delay just the end of a sound or it picks up the wrong frequency of the sample. If that makes sense =/.
Thanks for the kind words, I’m glad you have stuck with me so long! For delaying the ends of words, have you tried using an automation clip to adjust the input of a delay plugin?
@@inthemix thank you so much for your reply. Yes thanks to you iv become pretty adept at using automation clips. My problem comes when trying to get the last part of a word to delay. For example say the vocal was : " we have a long way to go" if I automate the delay i end up with "way to go, (way to go)" but I only want the "go" to echo off not the other sounds in the sample. I found the only way I can do it is by chopping out the individual word and delaying just that but it's so time consuming that way. Is there a way to isolate the one word at the end of a sample without chopping it up? Keep up your hard work in the mix =).
Your mic is awesome , ur voice is so clear