I literally watched all your other sends, bus, and aux video right before you uploaded this one. Thanks for all of your help, man! Your mixing skills are next level.
Really dig your channel. I'm a producer myself, but trained as an mix engineer. Your thought process to recording and mixing while you go is right in line to how I think. I was using Logic Pro X before but switched to Studio One 3 and Ableton Live. Seeing you work within Logic made me realize how efficient I was with Logic. Excellent content.
When you said "You're just using a bunch of reverb all over your actual channel instead of sending it..." 👀💀 You literally just transformed my entire workflow - I can't believe how much I was doing. 🙏🏾
This is best explanation of Aux, Busses and Sends that I've seen. Thanks so much for posting this. I'm new to recording and haven't yet jumped into this aspect, but am eager to get my music recorded so I can add effects this way. Great "lesson"!
Yes. He helped me alot. Because I have Logic and I'm coming from FL. I've been on FL since 2007. A long ass time and these are 2 completely different programs. But Sean has made the transition so much easier now.
By far the best video on this that I’ve seen. I’m switching to logic when my new MacBook comes so I been stressing about learning how everything works in logic in the case of bus and sends and aux tracks. This just saved my anxiety thank you
This is a great video! Thank you. For some reason I've been having a hard time grasping how to set up, organize and route audio for basic mixing. It was very helpful to see how it is done.
Thanks Sean I must admit I had to look at the video a couple of times, but man it was worth it. Your productions sound amazing. Thank you so much from little old NZ down under. Chur bro
Awesome video @Sean Divine.. I watch all your tutorials and apply em to my techniques.. would it b cool if u did a video on the mixing on this song in this video.. I want to dig deeper in R&B song mixing and mastering
Dude you just saved me with this tutorial. I can’t begin to tell you how I appreciate you sharing this video. Good looking out, Fam!! (Notification Gang)
How you doing Sean…. I know about this. But watched it anyway. Because There may be something new to learn. Lol. Sean you need to do a video for us we this tracks vocals. All the plugins used to get it so clean. a great video man. And the track is fire. luv it. London in the house.
Great vid bro I was trying to explain this in a UAD group on Facebook. I got tired and just shared this video. LOL Thanks for all you do for the community.
Wow Sean we MusicLuv how you break things down in such a simplistic way that even I can get to it :-) Keep Doin Whacha Do! The why is so important and that's what YOU hit on so well. The SC.
Hi - a very helpful upload! Would you mind to post the link for part 2 of this feature, thanks. A template/cheat sheet would be so appreciated for non Logic users!
I actually cannot believe I didn’t know this I feel like such an idiot after doing this for sooooo long I still mix on the channel n just copy n paste the channel strip but this makes work flow sooo much easier
do you have something like this but with analog desk and racks? I am planning to use comp and eq's on a rack instead.. Thanks for the vid, learned a lot btw!
Hi Sean. Thank you so much for the video. You can't imagine how much it helps me. I have a question for you regarding your video, about the use of the Busses, aux tracks and sends. I use a lot of Spitifire libraries, which already come with their reverbs, what should I do in this case with the reverb? What if you don't want to play these presets that come with every instrument in the Spitfire libraries at all? I hope you have made me understand? Please let me know. Thank you
I know this is a few years ago, but this is the BEST explanation so far. Unrelated, I'm trying to get my daw, also logic, to be able to be heard when I do guitar lessons on google meet. How do you get your voice and logic to route through together? Thank you!!
@@SeanDivine ahhh- ok- I have a Focusrite Scarlett 18i8. Any aftermarket software you’d recommend? I keep seeing Blackhole as the one, but I’m always Leary of some of these products
Always on time!! Sean ...how are you able to get the aux track next to the channels being routed through it. All my Aux tracks go to the far right of the screen by default and I can't move them. Makes workflow difficult
Thanks for the tutorial. What I don't understand how to do is how can I export all my tracks (make a trackout) with all the processing happening on the sends? Because when you make an all audio tracks export what you get is a dry signal. Whick is totally frustrating(( Please, help!
in the mixer window, right click and create tracks for the aux tracks - this will place them in the arrange window and it will bounce stems of these in the trackout process :)
You see people? how lucky we are to have a deadicated man like sean, to help us become that polished person we are becoming.
More blessing man.
🙏
DJ HookMastez truly
Dedicated, yes.
You've assisted me so much. Thank you!
Glad it’s been helpful John!
Amazingly useful, still relevant in 2020. I keep coming back to see what i forget
:)
I had to watch your aux, busses, and sends videos a lot to fully get it. Last week I finally understood this and it really does help man!
Cool, I will do the same kanye.. sounds like it worked for u...I'm u before your comment 2 years ago. But I'm gonna learn it
@@SunilMungur still applies till this day. Go for it!
Best Tutorial on Aux, Buses and Sends. Thanks Sean.
glad it helped Pavan! 🙌
I literally watched all your other sends, bus, and aux video right before you uploaded this one. Thanks for all of your help, man! Your mixing skills are next level.
🙏
Really dig your channel. I'm a producer myself, but trained as an mix engineer. Your thought process to recording and mixing while you go is right in line to how I think. I was using Logic Pro X before but switched to Studio One 3 and Ableton Live. Seeing you work within Logic made me realize how efficient I was with Logic. Excellent content.
This video was a God send. I've been using aux tracks totally wrong. Learning so much from this channel!
When you said "You're just using a bunch of reverb all over your actual channel instead of sending it..." 👀💀 You literally just transformed my entire workflow - I can't believe how much I was doing. 🙏🏾
😁🙌
some of THE BEST tutorials on the net. Consistently. Super grateful. Thanks bro!!
Thanks Adam! 🙌
This is best explanation of Aux, Busses and Sends that I've seen. Thanks so much for posting this. I'm new to recording and haven't yet jumped into this aspect, but am eager to get my music recorded so I can add effects this way. Great "lesson"!
glad to hear it helped Lisa! Let us know how everything is going once you start recording 🙌
This is the best video *clearly* explaining busses, sends & aux channels thank you so much!
Sure thing Cait, glad it helped!
Yes. He helped me alot. Because I have Logic and I'm coming from FL. I've been on FL since 2007. A long ass time and these are 2 completely different programs. But Sean has made the transition so much easier now.
Learned the basics of this last week but this is a fantastic in depth overview. Nice song and great production btw.
awesome Vlad, thanks 🙌
Thanks bro, makes sense, I've been doing everything through the send busses... well time to change that. Thank you mate!!!
This info is great. I've been very confused on the topic and now you've made it al clear. Thanks!
Sean, you never stop amazing us! Thank you so much for the simple, not rocket sciencing explanations.
🤓🙌
Best teacher bro 👍
🙏🤜
This was what I needed! I’ve got your Divine V3 bro it’s crazy.
Really appreciated this explanation. I whatch both You and Music Tech Help Guy. Both of you guys do an Awesome Job.
Thank you bro. That was awesome.
GOAT
awesome vid thanks.. great little bonus at the end too
By far the best video on this that I’ve seen. I’m switching to logic when my new MacBook comes so I been stressing about learning how everything works in logic in the case of bus and sends and aux tracks. This just saved my anxiety thank you
Glad it helped, you got this
This is a great video! Thank you. For some reason I've been having a hard time grasping how to set up, organize and route audio for basic mixing. It was very helpful to see how it is done.
Glad it was helpful!
This is a very good explanation. I'd taken a break for a couple of years and needed my memory jogged and this was perfect.
As usual Sean is dropping extremely valuable knowledge. I personally thank you brother many blessings to you.
🤜🙏
You are a hero, Sean! Thanks and greetings from Russia :)
thanks Markus 🙏
Thank you so much. I find all your tutorials very useful.
Hell yea! thanks bro... Been trying to figure this out for the longest and visually seeing it while you explained really helped.
Your vids are always right on time
Thanks Sean I must admit I had to look at the video
a couple of times, but man it was worth it. Your productions sound amazing.
Thank you so much from little old NZ down under. Chur bro
glad it helped Nev 🙌
Your the man Sean thanks for all the videos and help
So fundamental and SO important knowledge to share, Sean! Thanks for this, dude :-)
sure thing Jeppe!
Brilliant tutorial! very good explanation Thanks Sean
Thank you!! Best tutorials I have found!
🙌🙏
I finally understand buses, sixes, and sends by watching your videos
glad to hear it 🙌
Great, Thank you!
This is going to change my mixing completely 👊🏾
Awesome video @Sean Divine.. I watch all your tutorials and apply em to my techniques.. would it b cool if u did a video on the mixing on this song in this video.. I want to dig deeper in R&B song mixing and mastering
By the way your video's are the best, me and my twin bro. will always tune in and watch.
Awesome tutorial Sean. Simple and great explanation 👌🏾
:)
Thanks for the great video bro
Such a cool dude Sean. Keep it up. Love your works 👍🏿
Helped me out a ton!!! Thank you for this!!
Do you have a video of how you handle the actual mix along with busses and sends?
Awesome, simple explanation. Thanks dude.
Thank you for explaining this clearly🙏🏻
🙌
This process has taken my mixdowns to new levels!
ayyyyy 🤜
Dude you just saved me with this tutorial. I can’t begin to tell you how I appreciate you sharing this video. Good looking out, Fam!! (Notification Gang)
How you doing Sean….
I know about this. But watched it anyway. Because There may be something new to learn. Lol.
Sean you need to do a video for us we this tracks vocals. All the plugins used to get it so clean.
a great video man. And the track is fire. luv it.
London in the house.
🙌🤜
This got me rethinking life....just bought a whole new computer because of something so simple....Education is the elephant in the room...Never sleep
Great vid bro I was trying to explain this in a UAD group on Facebook. I got tired and just shared this video. LOL Thanks for all you do for the community.
Awesome thank you!
Wow Sean we MusicLuv how you break things down in such a simplistic way that even I can get to it :-) Keep Doin Whacha Do! The why is so important and that's what YOU hit on so well. The SC.
appreciate you SC!
thanks sean great video, really helped me out.
my pleasure Brian, glad to hear it
Best tutorial out there ... thumbs up 👍🏽
Glad it helped
Thank you very much Sean!
My pleasure C 🙌
very nice video, recap on the aux sends video
I finally understand. Thanks man!
😁
Thank you Sensei!
Awesome, man...keep inspiring!
Nicely explained - subscribed.
Solid ✊🏽
THANK YOU SEAN
Thank you
Thanks Sean>>>
sure thing
Sean Divine everybody! 🙌🏾🙌🏾
great video g good explanation
Yoooooo I learned soooo much by watching this!!! Thank you!!
glad to hear it Mac!
Sean Divine you are up there with Pensado! This information will separate me from mixtape amateurs.
Hi - a very helpful upload! Would you mind to post the link for part 2 of this feature, thanks. A template/cheat sheet would be so appreciated for non Logic users!
HUGE..Thx, man!
🙌
Thanks bro.. was wondering what I was doing wrong. lol my dumb ass wasn't paying attention and using the bus instead of stereo out .
all good, glad it helped :)
Thanks Sean ! Pretty dope
:)
super great tutorial as always man
Man, that was SO helpful!
thank you very much !!!
Glad it helped!
big ups bro!
🙌
Best video. Thanks 🔥
Helped Alot!
sean this video and you all videos very helpful to me nearly I am making miusic thanks. like you
Thx sir.
I actually cannot believe I didn’t know this I feel like such an idiot after doing this for sooooo long I still mix on the channel n just copy n paste the channel strip but this makes work flow sooo much easier
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this helped me so much! thank you!
so glad to hear it Raiquan!
Nice. Do more mixing videos too sir. Can't get enuff of those.
Please lol
more on the way Sha :)
thx for the gr8 info 👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽
your super dope i learned a lot
🙏
this is beautiful
:)
Can you do a video on how to use the Waves Morphoder Plugin to achieve a talk box sound?
Thanks!!
again dope man! I finally got it. What I still don't get is what groups are for... And what exactly can you do with the Automation button?
This helped me
🙌
Thanks man. I think I began confusing these methods with parallel processing lol.
BTW these concepts can still be used in Studio one
Dominick Fenwick yes... I'm a studio one user
Dominick Fenwick love studio one but I always like to watch Sean's tutorials
Sukhi Rai Sean has the best tutorials regardless
Sukhi Rai he could never do a Studio one Tutorial ever but I would love his waves templates and stuff for Studio one as well
glad to hear studio one users are finding the tutorials helpful! 🙌
this is a great video thank you so much for making this why don't you put auto tune in the bussed vocal chain though ?
do you have something like this but with analog desk and racks? I am planning to use comp and eq's on a rack instead.. Thanks for the vid, learned a lot btw!
Hi Sean. Thank you so much for the video. You can't imagine how much it helps me. I have a question for you regarding your video, about the use of the Busses, aux tracks and sends.
I use a lot of Spitifire libraries, which already come with their reverbs, what should I do in this case with the reverb? What if you don't want to play these presets that come with every instrument in the Spitfire libraries at all? I hope you have made me understand? Please let me know. Thank you
mixing workflow tips asmr
I know this is a few years ago, but this is the BEST explanation so far. Unrelated, I'm trying to get my daw, also logic, to be able to be heard when I do guitar lessons on google meet. How do you get your voice and logic to route through together? Thank you!!
Thanks George, glad it helped. I use the TotalMix software that comes with RME interfaces.
@@SeanDivine ahhh- ok- I have a Focusrite Scarlett 18i8.
Any aftermarket software you’d recommend? I keep seeing Blackhole as the one, but I’m always Leary of some of these products
I‘m not clear on it, so I’m going to watch it now! 😛
Always on time!! Sean ...how are you able to get the aux track next to the channels being routed through it. All my Aux tracks go to the far right of the screen by default and I can't move them. Makes workflow difficult
Isiah S. McKinnon what version of LPX are you using?
The latest 10.4.1
The last 10.4.1
finally I understand it
Thanks for the tutorial. What I don't understand how to do is how can I export all my tracks (make a trackout) with all the processing happening on the sends? Because when you make an all audio tracks export what you get is a dry signal. Whick is totally frustrating(( Please, help!
in the mixer window, right click and create tracks for the aux tracks - this will place them in the arrange window and it will bounce stems of these in the trackout process :)