A small tip on your buss compressor. If you don't want to diminish the low end, turn the HPF knob to about 150hz so it doesn't trigger from below that frequency.
Click the large Export button at the top left of your Cakewalk project, then choose BandLab. The Publish to BandLab dialog (as seen above) will appear, and you can choose exactly how you want your track from Cakewalk to appear in BandLab. Make sure you’re exporting less than 12 tracks under 6 minutes in length. You will either lose tracks or none of the tracks will export if you’re over, as Bandlab does not support exports over that limit yet. Try that. Lemme know if it works.
Hello there! For context sake, I have my own channel talking about studio audio. Your question about why we should have a reference audio - it is super helpful to have a reference song which can help you hear how your mastering (or mixing for that matter) sounds compared to the professional one. But not just helping you hear if your mastering track is sounding professional like theirs, but you usually choose the reference track because you want your song to sound somewhat like it STYLISTICALLY. You can then solo the reference track, then solo your track to get a comparison. Through this comparison process you can hear things on your track which needs to be adjusted to help match the reference track you've chosen - you can listen to the quality and creative choices. I hope that helps.
hey when i export my song it sounds normal except when i plug in my aux for my home speaker other music sounds normal when i plug in my speaker can you help? it sounds normal on my laptop audio
Check your computer’s VST folder and make sure it’s there. Typically, the VST folder is at C:/Program Files/VSTplugins If it’s there you’ll need to rescan the folder in Cakewalk. If not, you’ll need to either a) redownload Cakewalk and during install make sure to pick all the available VSTs including ProChannel (these compressors are ProChannel compressors), or b) open Bandlab Assistant (if you have it), open Cakewalk tab, click the three dots and make sure all the included VSTs are installed. Hope this helps!
Basically, you’re splitting stereo fields into two and EQing each side individually. Boosting highs on each side gives you a wider sound while cutting the mids at the same time helps maintain spectral balance. Works great with all-in instruments like stereo drums for example where you might need to zero in on cymbals or hi-hats to create space and clarity, where low end kick frequencies might interfere with spacing and even change the entire kit’s sound. Or maybe use it to spread out a mono guitar signal or even create an exciter effect in the stereo application while maintaining those important mids just down the middle. Mid Side EQ is a really advanced mixing (and mastering) technique that’s really easy to apply once you get it down. I didn’t cover it in this video because I had beginners with some mastering experience in mind when making it. In short, great idea for another video! Thanks for the comment!
@@JimmyFlame very impressive. Thanx. I have to ask something about my mix which I apply in my songs but the result is not good.can u help me about that?
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A small tip on your buss compressor. If you don't want to diminish the low end, turn the HPF knob to about 150hz so it doesn't trigger from below that frequency.
🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻Thanks for the tip!!
Well, you were more informative than the last 6 tutorials I've watched so I liked, subscribed and hit the notification. Thanks
Awesome! Thank you!
thanks alot guys i learned alot from you il be sure to keep an eye out for future stuff from you
Our pleasure!
Niice clean quick and easy to understand.
Glad it helped
Thank you for the work that wen into creating this video! It was helpful and fun 🙂
Yooooow that was so interesting I recently became a cakewalk user . Great video . Greetings all the way from Belize 🇧🇿
Fantastic tutorial. Very informative.
Cool guys!!! Thanks for the tutorial video!
THIS WAS REALLY GREAT ,MUCH APPRECIATED
gonna try it. Really helpful.
Excellent!
Well done! Great walk through the efx chain.
Awesome!!
Thank you so much for this :)
Appreciate it sir😌🙏
Thank you!!!!
Excellent tutorial. It stinks that CbB doesn’t natively support export to mp4 for uploading to TH-cam.
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Help Here. looseing my music from the mixing board of Bandlab, what did i do wrong.
Click the large Export button at the top left of your Cakewalk project, then choose BandLab. The Publish to BandLab dialog (as seen above) will appear, and you can choose exactly how you want your track from Cakewalk to appear in BandLab.
Make sure you’re exporting less than 12 tracks under 6 minutes in length. You will either lose tracks or none of the tracks will export if you’re over, as Bandlab does not support exports over that limit yet.
Try that. Lemme know if it works.
Excellent vedio friend you really solved my problem thanks for making such a wonderful vedio. One question why we should take a refferance audio?
Hello there! For context sake, I have my own channel talking about studio audio. Your question about why we should have a reference audio - it is super helpful to have a reference song which can help you hear how your mastering (or mixing for that matter) sounds compared to the professional one. But not just helping you hear if your mastering track is sounding professional like theirs, but you usually choose the reference track because you want your song to sound somewhat like it STYLISTICALLY. You can then solo the reference track, then solo your track to get a comparison. Through this comparison process you can hear things on your track which needs to be adjusted to help match the reference track you've chosen - you can listen to the quality and creative choices. I hope that helps.
What Mike said. 👍🏻👍🏻
I m grateful for your detailed answer sir thank you so much.
im having trouble downloading loudmax.. i dont see anything that shows an installer option
hey when i export my song it sounds normal except when i plug in my aux for my home speaker other music sounds normal when i plug in my speaker can you help? it sounds normal on my laptop audio
Should export in 24bit.And a Master export should always be 24bit. For distribution 16bit is fine.
Can u master a song for me straight from Jamaica
I hope you well
the s type compressor doesnt show up nor the u type compressor
Check your computer’s VST folder and make sure it’s there. Typically, the VST folder is at C:/Program Files/VSTplugins
If it’s there you’ll need to rescan the folder in Cakewalk. If not, you’ll need to either a) redownload Cakewalk and during install make sure to pick all the available VSTs including ProChannel (these compressors are ProChannel compressors), or b) open Bandlab Assistant (if you have it), open Cakewalk tab, click the three dots and make sure all the included VSTs are installed.
Hope this helps!
Update your Cakewalk
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Tell us about mid side eq
Basically, you’re splitting stereo fields into two and EQing each side individually. Boosting highs on each side gives you a wider sound while cutting the mids at the same time helps maintain spectral balance. Works great with all-in instruments like stereo drums for example where you might need to zero in on cymbals or hi-hats to create space and clarity, where low end kick frequencies might interfere with spacing and even change the entire kit’s sound. Or maybe use it to spread out a mono guitar signal or even create an exciter effect in the stereo application while maintaining those important mids just down the middle. Mid Side EQ is a really advanced mixing (and mastering) technique that’s really easy to apply once you get it down. I didn’t cover it in this video because I had beginners with some mastering experience in mind when making it.
In short, great idea for another video! Thanks for the comment!
@@JimmyFlame very impressive. Thanx. I have to ask something about my mix which I apply in my songs but the result is not good.can u help me about that?
Really depends. Describe your issue. I’ll do my best!
@@JimmyFlame do You use WhatsApp Messenger so I can send you my song.or connect you on a video call so I can show you my mix?
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dont see master bus
It’s on the bottom right, in your bus window. If you don’t see it, hover near edge (far right) and drag it out.
@@JimmyFlame thanks