@@animeariif5966 its already carbon copies running around here .. you dont need specific kits to sound like somebody .. him putting out tutorials and cook ups is all niggas need to see to mock and sound like .. that doesnt change with kits or not, especially when all the kits are using recylced sounds anyway
In what other profession can you get the best in the world to just sit down and chop it up with you and teach!?!?!? Seriously. I love this kid and this entire community for constantly sharing knowledge and caring about the craft.
1) bring up 808 under 0dB with some headroom 2) bring in clap not too loud or quiet but around the same as 808 3) bring in hats to taste, usually a little quieter than clap and 808 4) tuck percs in the background 5) make the kick a bit louder than 808 6) bring the melody in 7) put limiter on master fader, raise the gain until it sounds crushed then pull it right back, don’t go over 0dB
He is speaking facts tho, the avrage listener doesent hear the difference between a perfect mix and an avrage one. A good song blows up regardless of mix
I see a lot of producers saying “WORK ON YOUR MIX!” and stuff like that ... man now I see it’s not all about that . I got a whole different vision about mixing but now it’s good :)
I learned from listening to Travis Scott's music that mixing isn't really that important as long as sound selection is good and the mix isn't stupid. It just doesn't have to be perfectly tweaked like most people make it seem
@@Butters_Stotch_187 for real. The kits that we used already processed million times. So most of the time, we don't have to put the crazy work there. Seeing tumay mixes really open my eye tbh. He used only a few plugin lmaoo
Ryan Lintner bro there's an Interview with mike dean where he's talking about how all of Travis' music is at like 4db. And listen to stargazing, all the clipping and that stupidly loud snare. It just made me realize that as long as sound selection is good, no need to put all these eq's and effects to make it sound levelled or "perfect" in the mix
Nick, if you've watched it, you should know that you're a very cool and sweet person. Thank you for your words. They are really strong and give inspiration
Nick stop tripping on wat people think, you is and they ain't.... people shud be grateful and thankful on sharing the truth on ur success and the new music game, wat all of us beat makers/producers been wondering for along time. It's about time producers come together and stop hating on one another 4real...God Bless bruh!!!
this is pure truth, ppl overthink the mix too much. I used audacity and the effects that came with it to produce a song for my friend on soundcloud that has 130k plays and counting to this day (the mp3 on there is low quality too lol and ppl still f with it), dont let anyone tell you your mix isn’t perfect. you could sit there for days trying to make it perfect, but good enough will suffice. if it sounds good it is good
i clean my 808's or any other sounds using 4 eq's and a maximus....Just solo the sound in maximus U want to clean and then use eq. one by one....one eq. for low end one for mid and one for high...and the fouth one for overall sauce....i found this trick useful
Why are you even cleaning your 808’s with that many eq’s, let alone at all. If you make your own 808 then yea. But your 99% going to be using a 808 from a kit. And their already super compressed and effected.
Anyone have general mixing levels for how nick mira mixes his drums? Like where the 808 sits in comparison to the clap, and where the drums sit in comparison to the melody, etc.
To everyone in this comment section, listen and learn his skills, but dont copy his STYLE. His unique style is what makes him such an amazing producer, not so much the skill (although he is a genius)
After the mixing that the producer does, is there always a professional mastering engineer that masters the track. Like right now during the mixing process the 808 isnt wide and full for example and than when the song is released it is always wider and fuller.
Someone ask if Nick is okay, man said “I’m not gonna check the comments cause I’m jus not ab to do that” in a way that makes you wanna give him a crisp high 5
@Romeo ThePLUG ah yeah, unfortunately havent worked with real vocals yet but i think one should Always keep in mind that a beat (in Most Case) is meant to be Rapped over and that there should be enough rooms for artists. Have you worked with acapellas yet or do you Know where i can find some?
Nick just speaks truth. He's like a good friend
true !
Yea you want this instead of the youtubers like busyworks bs with zero xp posing as producers
this dude is legend. No matter hsi successes, he still comes back to the people..
Damn love how nick is so selfless with his knowledge after all of the years.
He’s not too selfless .. he still be hiding his drums and packs in the browser lmao
yeah I mean look at OZ as comparison he would rather cut off one leg than share knowledge
@@RichHustle ofc I mean magician keep his secrets we all don't want millions of nick miras on web
@@animeariif5966 its already carbon copies running around here .. you dont need specific kits to sound like somebody .. him putting out tutorials and cook ups is all niggas need to see to mock and sound like .. that doesnt change with kits or not, especially when all the kits are using recylced sounds anyway
@@RichHustle So how u explain that he hides his drum kits he's using?
In what other profession can you get the best in the world to just sit down and chop it up with you and teach!?!?!? Seriously. I love this kid and this entire community for constantly sharing knowledge and caring about the craft.
Word!
Shouldve just put drip on the master, 2 clicks and it's perfect
nah, he should've just used unison midi chord pack
@@ahdumh the midi pack? THE midi pack
@@JAM1LD3R yes
To be fair if I had that 10 yrs ago I’d be a zillionaire
@@PuertoRicanPretto 😂
1) bring up 808 under 0dB with some headroom
2) bring in clap not too loud or quiet but around the same as 808
3) bring in hats to taste, usually a little quieter than clap and 808
4) tuck percs in the background
5) make the kick a bit louder than 808
6) bring the melody in
7) put limiter on master fader, raise the gain until it sounds crushed then pull it right back, don’t go over 0dB
He is speaking facts tho, the avrage listener doesent hear the difference between a perfect mix and an avrage one. A good song blows up regardless of mix
Bro a mix can definitely make or break a song, just saying.
I dont know about "regardless of mix" if you mean a average/decent mix blowing up compared to a perfect mix then facts
@@brum4366 yeah yeah, I meant avrage/decent. If the mix is trash it has no chace to blow up.
@@thelonelybluewhale1458 check ta2cutes cult classic, the mix is terrible on it but it did get popular 😭😭😭😭
80 20 rule. 20% of the essential fixes for a mix to get 80% of the results. If you be perfectionist about the mix, you will get diminishing returns.
Boy, that CPU was working. Sounds like a airport runway
😂😂😂😂😂. My MacBook does the same shit
I see a lot of producers saying “WORK ON YOUR MIX!” and stuff like that ... man now I see it’s not all about that . I got a whole different vision about mixing but now it’s good :)
You have to work on your mixs but Nick Mira shows here that it's not black magic or smth
I learned from listening to Travis Scott's music that mixing isn't really that important as long as sound selection is good and the mix isn't stupid. It just doesn't have to be perfectly tweaked like most people make it seem
@@Butters_Stotch_187 for real. The kits that we used already processed million times. So most of the time, we don't have to put the crazy work there. Seeing tumay mixes really open my eye tbh. He used only a few plugin lmaoo
Butters U learned about mixing not being important listening to Mile Dean records? Sheesh....
Ryan Lintner bro there's an Interview with mike dean where he's talking about how all of Travis' music is at like 4db. And listen to stargazing, all the clipping and that stupidly loud snare. It just made me realize that as long as sound selection is good, no need to put all these eq's and effects to make it sound levelled or "perfect" in the mix
thank you nick, to me this was the perfect most efficient, most realistic mixing tutorial/tips
I hope he does look at the comments because this was really helpful and insightful. He’s a legend
I feel like I’ve known Nick personally since I was young
Bro there is no point of hiding something coz it wont make him better if he does so. Being selfless is the only way to have fun with what we do
Nick, if you've watched it, you should know that you're a very cool and sweet person. Thank you for your words. They are really strong and give inspiration
most helpful mixing tut/tips ive seen in a minute
this man is actually the sweetest, thank you for the kind words Nick
How can we ever get better if we don't help one another. Thanks for taking the time to share what you know bro. Appreciate you.
This video will hit milli soon.
Thanks Nick on sharing how you do things. It really helps me see how to work with what I have
This video is pure gold🔥
What is gold in this video? There are 10000 videos out since years that shows the same stuff 😂 he didnt even put his kick and 808 in mono
@@gastarbeiter8384 shup the fuck up and let this guy enjoy.
@@gastarbeiter8384 and the beat still sound better than any of yours
@@gastarbeiter8384 this boy hating on a certified diamond producer XDDDDDD
@@gastarbeiter8384 you don’t have to put the 808 and kick in mono that’s what the rockies do like you who follow what other people tell you to do dirt
pretty much exactly what i do. The limiter was good advice. Mixing in the sequencer is the moveeeeeee
2:43 that was so satisfying
absolutely right, thats how I mix , times have changed, Love how you pointed out that artist record right over the mp3 ,, bless
Good lookin’ Nick thx man. Thx to the producer community for bringing us this one. 👍
Danm u fast😭🔥
This video should be a game changer for a lot of us if we actually listen.
S/O to the producer community 🔥
Zero dislikes. That’s how you know this man is a legend
Not anymore
@@If_i_look_like_that bc..... you huh
😭
@@If_i_look_like_that don't come into 2021 messing up the peace dawg
A lot of dislikes are bots anyway
Nick Mira tha goat
ad: "I dont want any body else else else, anybody else else else
😭😭😭
Bruh Arcade😂😂
anyone else seen who dro kenji has been with in the studio? crazy!
BRO JUST WATCH HIS EARLIER
HE HAS TELL THIS EVERYTHING
NICK MIRA IS AMAZING
"no how to, but how you" i love you nick
mixing in the sequencer is a must and details of why are I. Imageline smh Pretty cool of him to show his process
Honestly this made me change the way i see Mira ... he is mixing
Nice 🔥💪
Thats the mindset im looking for. This guy Just says the truth
i thought i’d learn something but this how i’ve been mixing lol great advice tho fsho
if i knew this 10 years ago i would be a billionare
Awesome producer! Great tutorials. Thank you
Bless!😌
Everyone being shit like omg I needed this 😍 like bruh what yall mean? It aint no secret just mix how you like it ffs
Exactly like damn
yeah that may be true but some ppl need some basic outline on how to make it sound decent, like fuck i remember my own mixes when i started 🤣🤣
@Carl Nygaard You've been producing for a year and didn't know that you need a limiter on the master to make it louder?
@young kid beats bruh I knew how to mix after like a month that’s tuff bro🤣
It's only wrong if it sounds bad. Best advice I ever got.
the only tutorials i trust
as a producer with almost no streams, ill trust the guy with over a billion all day.
This dude is wise beyond his years
thank you for subtitles
Nick stop tripping on wat people think, you is and they ain't.... people shud be grateful and thankful on sharing the truth on ur success and the new music game, wat all of us beat makers/producers been wondering for along time. It's about time producers come together and stop hating on one another 4real...God Bless bruh!!!
I Like your work !! keep going :)
nick is the goat fr
Nick really just a producer god 🔥🔥🔥
This man is a realist. No BS.
🔥🔥 nick thnx
Thanks you thank you🔥🔥🔥🔥
Good to know people just hop on the mp3. I was thinking of the stems &details too much
This beat was so fire
THAT'S WHY HE IS THE GOAT
Bless Nick
🐐🐐🐐we luv u nick
he literally just fucking spit facts for 13 minutes straight
thanks nick🔥
Humble soul.
nick was mad that we all thought this would be so much more in depth lol
this is pure truth, ppl overthink the mix too much. I used audacity and the effects that came with it to produce a song for my friend on soundcloud that has 130k plays and counting to this day (the mp3 on there is low quality too lol and ppl still f with it), dont let anyone tell you your mix isn’t perfect. you could sit there for days trying to make it perfect, but good enough will suffice. if it sounds good it is good
Mix perfectionists are FUDers and don’t focus on the actual producing element. I hate them tbh.
thank you nicky
Honestly ! The best way to get a cool mix is simply ! Don't make a lot of plugins ! This is why learned from 1 year of making beats
Depends on the sounds you use. But facts bro
No le entiendo un pingo, pero como aprendo con este enfermoooOOa
I feel you legend
Goat
Straight sosssssss
Can u do some advance mix tutorial? Your beats always hiting
Finally
Been waiting for this
Felt like I was watching the IM Channel.... Good Times :')
Them good ole days 😔
i clean my 808's or any other sounds using 4 eq's and a maximus....Just solo the sound in maximus U want to clean and then use eq. one by one....one eq. for low end one for mid and one for high...and the fouth one for overall sauce....i found this trick useful
Why are you even cleaning your 808’s with that many eq’s, let alone at all. If you make your own 808 then yea. But your 99% going to be using a 808 from a kit. And their already super compressed and effected.
@@aubry980 because i use raw sounds..thats y bro
GEMS ON GEMS MY GOD
bruh you got a shoutout haha
Anyone have general mixing levels for how nick mira mixes his drums? Like where the 808 sits in comparison to the clap, and where the drums sit in comparison to the melody, etc.
0:31 thats deep... felt that
"Mixing in the sequencer" aka gain staging is probably one of the most important steps.
Gain staging is 75 percent of a mix.
Legend
💯🚀
Wow this just completely changed my beats fucking goat! My 808 always drowned out my mix but now my mix is so much better, jeeeez Mira touch
How tf are u so swift..he literally just said that live not long ago 😯
Inspiring
To everyone in this comment section, listen and learn his skills, but dont copy his STYLE. His unique style is what makes him such an amazing producer, not so much the skill (although he is a genius)
Lmfao his style isnt even unique
@@Losbabyy it is
@@Losbabyy it isn’t unique anymore but he created this whole entire wave, lol so
@@corylucas120 i beg to differ lmfao
first, just wanted to say that chris got sauce is next up
But nick is a goat tho :)
@@joshhfrmx true chris the homie
Don’t sleep on me 🤫🥶🥶
He has everything routing to another channel that he doesn't show in the video does anyone know what it is?
10:54 Did he just sneeze on beat
This proves that he was born to be a producer
Gold
Bruh this is what he has been telling the producers since 2019
que alguien lo traduzca porfa askdjn
After the mixing that the producer does, is there always a professional mastering engineer that masters the track. Like right now during the mixing process the 808 isnt wide and full for example and than when the song is released it is always wider and fuller.
For big artists like 99.999% of the time yes because the vocals need to be mixed
🔥🔥🔥
This is the secret key
1:12 Nick u ok? 😂
Nick is just fucking smart, he played the industry by recording over mp3 🤣🤣🤣
Bro keep up the work you’ll be famous soon I’m sure of it!
Someone ask if Nick is okay, man said “I’m not gonna check the comments cause I’m jus not ab to do that” in a way that makes you wanna give him a crisp high 5
oh shi theres a producer community youtube channel now
How loud you make your melody compared to the other sounds? like 808/kick
just do it by ear
all my screen recorders out there....omg😂
I get my kick Up to Like -6db an then Set the Rest in Relation to that. Like 808 at ca. -12 DB, clap -10-12 DB and so on. How about you Guys?
@Romeo ThePLUG ah yeah, unfortunately havent worked with real vocals yet but i think one should Always keep in mind that a beat (in Most Case) is meant to be Rapped over and that there should be enough rooms for artists. Have you worked with acapellas yet or do you Know where i can find some?
@@mindus5760 there is izotope Rx and others ..that’s how I take vocals from any song
How many dbs should my final mix be? (Like with the beat and vocals mixed, just before mastering)