Mixing Masterclass: 'Mixing Your Track for the Club' at IMS College Malta
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Point Blank Creative Director JC Concato draws on his extensive industry experience to deliver a masterclass in mixing for the club at IMS College Malta 2017
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A ton of GOLD here! Well done JC, thanks for sharing this great insight
Wow, this is just excellent. In 45 minutes, you can find out how much you know, *really* know (everything should be pretty familiar) and you can learn some new techniques for doing things you already understand. But, I wonder how many people really understand saturation. It works by *distributing* some of the transient energy (the peaks) as upper harmonics. That's why the peak of a saturated signal is lower but the sound actually seems louder: it is "louder" in the sense that the RMS level has been increased at the "expense" of the transient level. Now, there are many, many kinds of saturation. Even clipping is essentially just saturation (unless you get rid of the aliased harmonics with high-degree over-sampling). Even the tape-machine emulations achieve their "compression" through what is essentially saturation (you lose peak energy but get it back as harmonics). And, of course, taken to the extreme, saturation becomes audible as distortion (instead of that "warm," louder sound).
"It works by distributing some of the transient energy (the peaks) as upper harmonics. " that is a fantastic way to think about it!! that actually makes it so clear and concise. thanks for that.
It’s so hard to devide good stuff from the ‚TH-camr-Knowledge‘ you find everywhere. Anyone wondering, this is gold !
this is gold! I've watched seriously SO many videos on youtube about mastering and different techniques but this is honestly professionell and very very helpfull
Pre-mastering
Agree
This is one of the best tutors I've come across. Really relevant and clear. This guy needs to do more mixing courses
Man, funny dude! I'm really thankful for that lessons. Was exactly what I need!
This one was awesome! Never thought i would watch it entirely... very useful i have learned alot.
I love this guy! He has some mind chaning tricks that will give alot of help for me when I mix! Awesome!
I liked how he explained that the use of compression is to even out the levels in live recorded audio and then how it relates to sampled music/midi where fader levels could simply deal with that issue but compression could shape the sound of the sample or could be used to add more or less attack thereby controlling the bottom----a question I always had-----thanks for this!
Yes, and he *showed* a real, useful example of serial compression and why you would choose different compressors (including a tape-machine emulation to achieve compression instead of thinking of it only as adding saturation).
Thank you so much JC. Brillant video. So many great ideas and information.!!!!!!!
Make sure to watch the full video but in case you want to go back to the specific parts here are a few (list not complete):
Masterchain 10:30
Kick 29:51
Snare 35:31
The importance of understanding your plugins 38:12
Bass 39:24
Pad 46:13
I love how he was about to say "now let's have a listen now that we have all that shit on" 😂
He said it
Brilliant teacher! Love these tutorials! Thank you for sharing!
Buij
BEST BEST BEST BEST. FINALLY SOMEONE WHO MAKES SENSE !!!
This was absolutely brilliant, loved it! Well explained!
Great explanation as always, I love Concato he's awesome !
Absolutely amazing tips. JC , you are the master! :)
perfect lesson for that amount of time!
JC is the man!
Love this guy. Thank you so much for the clear and well explained lesson
very great seminar, thanks for uploading!
Wow.. superb... really helpful...Thanks
Thanks, this is absolutely brilliant, great work! Thanks for this.
Jc Concato! I`ll just like the video and watch it later when I grab a time.
This guy was brilliant. Really informative and easy to follow. Thank you :-)
Oh this helped me finish up a mix. READY FOR THE CLUB. I miss you Cluby
yes absolute gold indeed!! THANK YOU!!!!
Super helpful! Always wondered why my tracks sound way quieter than pro tracks at the same volume
That thumbnail is a work of art
Great video!!! Fantastic instructor!!!
Amazing .....this was the best
Always good with JC !! Keep it up
that Levels plug looks sick! thanks for the great presentation. would love to see something similar with a track that could use a lot more work.
Excellent, superbe résumé, merci!
Great stuff.. Love this
Great vid! love this guy
"lil bit" - probably the most favourite phrase of everyone involved in sound engineering.
Amazing masterclass!!
JC is the JC of mixing!
Love this guy
Such a great teacher
A true master, thanks!
Amazing video!
He is wonderful period
Really helpful masterclass!
Great info. Thanks for sharing
Amazing content. Thanks!
great stuff!!!
This was such a great video
Thank you for the Great Lecture!!! :)
This guy is awesome.
This was good. One thing ive learnt the hard way - if you eq a kick before compression, don't ever touch that eq without checking the compression is ok afterwards. Better still put another eq after the compressor.
Yep.
I always EQ FIRST before doing anything else.
when it sounds fine, I gate it, if the gate fits, than I put a compressor on it.
Fantastic!
Very useful! Very good teacher!
Brilliant !
Amazing! Thank you :)
Very nice video! This is very helpful.
this was excellent
Very insightful. Definitely looking into their proper courses in the future.
Hi Will. Really glad your enjoying our content and are interested in investigating our full courses. If you need any help at all you can speak to a course advisor using the phone numbers or contact form here: www.pointblankmusicschool.com/contact/
Intersample Peaks only occur when bouncing to mp3 for example. If you export to wav then there are no intersample peaks so it doesn't matter how loud you bounce your track for the mastering engineer as long as you don't clip.
Merci boss !!
Nice work.
Thank you, i will take into acount !
brilliant!!!!
I would spend months learning from him...🧐 Thank you
very well explained!
love the accent 🤩 thx!
When the track speaks back I know I no need changing anything, also since b+never worked with refference tracks, I kind fo feel what I need and ways to move myself unconsiously in the direction of the sounds/melodies location :D
very helpful thank you!
Perfect!
He’s a good tutor
Great tuto i appreciate it
Thank you😊
Thank you.
excellent lesson :)
Good stuff
21:23 Almost slipped!
All that ish Hahaha
Yea I noticed that aswell ahahahaha all that shiiiiitufff
hahahahahaha
thank you very much. :)
THANK you :)
Thank you
vive la france quoi! lol good job, you're a good instructor
Consummate professional this guy.
My question is about the automations. Should I add all my reverb, filter, panning in the production before I bounce audio? Or should I do the processing on the audio?
totally, because u would think if u did it before - all the comrpessors and limiters would affect it?
That's amazing.
Thanks
Muy bueno Gracias
def mixing as i go along. Its instinctual . #cleffpallette
Great 👍
Good information
gold words
True tutorial 👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽
I would pay to be taught by him and point blank, seems a cut above the rest!
That short room on the rim-shot is a little bright/harsh. Thanks for post!
Loads of good information. The audio levels are not matched at all, so he is adding about 2db which does not make for a good objective comparison. Always volume match your plugins when you mix to avoid falling in the loudness trap!
Is this because he's gaining in one of the plug ins ?
`brtilliant tutorial thank you
thans!
Hi! Where can i find this plugin meter named "LEVELS"? I love that interface and have been unable to find it online as the word "LEVELS" is too broad of a search. Thanks! Amazing masterclass btw
www.masteringthemix.com/products/levels
What's the key to house samples. Is that sample from packs, or is there a good go to for this type of singing samples. So sick !! 🔥
I wear an arm band that says "what would JC do?"
Greetings
Amazing tutorial as always.
Question: Anyone know a great alternative to Black Box? Would iZotope's exciter working in a similar way, considering it has "tape saturation" options? :)
Exciters pretty good, you could really use any saturation plugin, ableton has a good setting in its stock saturator called "a bit warmer" idk about other daws tho. Exciters dope tho cause you can change the type of saturation for each band of the frequency spectrum between tape or even diode like on that black box
good sh*t!!