7 Reasons Why You Can't get LOUD Mixes
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- In this video, I talk about 7 Reasons why your mixes are not as loud as you'd want them to be.
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One of the kindest men on youtube! Thanks for your knowledge
It would be awesome to see tutorials about mixing the midrange, with lots of guitars, synths and vocals. Thanks Dom!
You dont need a video. If sounds clash move them to a slightly different position on the frequency spectrum by using EQ filter making sure they are not the same and make sure you pan your sounds taking advantage of stereo for a wider sound.
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One of the most important video for Mastering
I appreciate your expertise, Dom, but mostly I appreciate your passion for all things musical.
And Greg I appreciate you. I know I don’t tell you enough
truth after truth after truth!!! master of masters! Dom's word!
Please do a video about sound selection. Thank you.
Thank you, Dom!
Every of your videos helps always. Thank you Dom! I cannot wait for your full mastering video :)
What an essential outline! Thanks Dom! You're the best!
GREAT video, Dom!
Great video Dom. Thanks
It was really helpful!
Maestro, looking fresh! Happy new year!
Great, as always 🔝🔝
Thank You, great input!
Thanks Dom . Very helpful 👍
Great, Thank you so much!
Thanks loads for the real TRUE revelation of all this when the whole world misunderstands the basics.... 👍👍🥇
Love all your videos thank you!
Super helpful, Dom. You hit The right spot. Thanks so much
Love your passion for the rudiments of music production Dom, Real talk. Nuff respect dude
Thanks so much, Dom! It's a joy to learn from you. 🍻👍
Thanks very much dom
A big thank you Dom. I am learning every day......also from your videos. I love the way you explain things.
very good video, thank you!
My favourite channel! Dom is very engaging and really loves what he does. His energy and focus really motivates me. Thanks again Dom!! You rock!!! 👍🏻🤟🏻
Dom, Thank you for your knowledge, charisma and time, Good Man!)
The best video of 2022! lol! Brilliant advice, that’s opened my eyes on some things, and hopefully my ears now! 👏👏👏👏👏
Thanks Dom about filtering the reverbs. I had purchased the spaced out effect plugin after seeing your demo so im trying to do that into the mix..
Great video!
You're the Cubase guru Dom! I learn so much from these videos. It's insane how long I've not understood, for instance, inserts vs sends. I still don't completely get it, but way way more than I used to. Thanks!
Thanks for the level match plugin thing, am kind of obsessed by it and what u said here just clicked something in my mind. I hope i break free from it soon couse its making my mixes take to damn long... Thank u 😊😊😊
Brilliant!~
I went through this list proudly checking off each reason. It feels good to know what I'm doing when I mix and it's mostly attributed to the YT community at large but I'm particularly grateful to Dom. Wish he would put together a course (using Cubase as the DAW)...
Thanks Dom - fantastic content as always. Appreciate your passion for sharing what you have learned through trial and error. (...and yes you have converted me into turning on the Control Room button and using that as a basis for experimenting with the sound.....caution out the window). Thanks.
Said like a true Master! Salute 🫡
Many thanks! Your video on gain staging changed the game for me on my current project, and the other 6 points are going to be helpful too. I'm not to the mastering stage yet, but I'd definitely watch a video on the process if you make one.
Yes please do the video thankx❤
Dom you are such a pro. Putting in the work for years and being fortunate or good enough to make a living at it, yields a unique and mature perspective. Bravo Maestro!
Thank you for making this video. Mixing has been one of my challenges and your tips are extremely helpful. I’ve been trying to mix one of my tracks for the last two weeks and I feel that it still sound muddy. I have so much to learn. I really need a mentor on this. By the way, love your energy, your passion and wisdom that you put into making your videos.
Just found your channel and it's awesome, thank you. I really hope you will make a video on mixing mid range, it would be incredibly helpful
Thanks, Dom. Learned again.
Outstanding Dom, thank you very much!
Dom, I love your truth! This is not about science, but this is about using your knowledge and knowing what you're doing and what you want to achieve... Thanks for this video!
I'm very new to this and your videos are exceedingly helpful! I am adding drums to classical music and I am struggling with making my drums sound good. I know that I'll get there but I wanted to thank you for doing what yo do here!
Oh yes Dom please hit us with the "how to select the right instruments" lecture☺ I'm sure many of us will need this lesson.
If sounds clash move them to a slightly different position on the frequency spectrum by using EQ filter and make sure you pan your sounds taking advantage of stereo.
Dom, This is GREAT Info... I wish you were still teaching because Id take your courses...Keep em coming!
thank you dom... you helped me on so much through cubase 12 pro and it so easy when I though it was so hard. thank you
I love your point about sound selection and why that is so critical to getting a loud mix. Many times we always start talking about mixing solutions, effects - clippers, saturation - what not, before actually looking at the sounds. Reality is that I personally tend to unfortunately pick sounds in isolation to one another - great sounds on their own, but too great together. So I think professionals have this uncanny ability to use sounds that blend in the right way and create the right psychoacoustic effect when everything is put together.
Dom, Invaluable advice, much thanks. Love the intermittent dream sequences for effect, funny!
Thank you Dom .iam really learning a lot from you
Another great video Dom, thank you! 16:09, Yes please! Do make one about mastering. Cheers!
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Thanks, very good video 👌👍
Thank you so much
This is golden knowledge.
Good video...
Great tips
This guy is good!!
Very insightful.
even good arranging tactics helps to fix things in the mix. you're so right
Hi Dom….. great content as ever….. keep at it because you bring a heck of a lot of value with what you do…. :-)
10.37 😂crack up
Loving your videos. Learning lots. Cheers 👍
Loved the cutaway at 10:36 lol Thanks for grounding us on some of these mysterious points :P
U are the best teacher ❤❤
This is a very very very good video 👍🏼
Thank you.
Of course we want "how to select propere sound" tutorial Dom. You are making good work. Keep doing.
Thanks!
Thank you so much my friend, highly appreciated ❤️
Sound selection video 👍🏾
I really like your videos,because you know what you are talking about!I know!👌😜
Video ótimo. Obrigado pelas dicas!
So true... 🙂
Thank you so much Dom, you are incredible. Love from India. Please make a video about right sound selection and instrument selection.
Thanks for an intresting video. Be safe and skilful. Pinge
midrange is magic !
I knew as soon as you said headroom that’s why my final bass would not even be heard while playing the tracks. Makes sense, thanks
This video is awesome! lol
Good to know the first two to come to my mind were your first 2 which are key. Gainstaging was a key moment for me awhile back - I didn’t even realize the difference between input and output on Cubase metering which definitely is necessary lol!
Excellent Advice Dom...... Agree with the RTFM.......I also had a fully printed Cubase Manual.....Took for ever to print.LOL
YES! sound selection please
Love this, is it possible you could show example of dealing with the midrange? Thanks Dom
Thanks for this...and yes... please, make a video about sound selection :D
Lately, I've found that Tonal Balance Control and LCD-MX4 give my super accurate mixes and masterings. Sean Divine channel also taught me how to make perceived louder music, one of the methods is the using of multiband compressor on the mid-range during mastering.
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Dom, Please make that video about sound selection, I would love to know on what criteria you do that, besides style.
Sound selection, yes please
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"Mastering is not for everyone". That totally made me laugh out loud.
Thanks for yet another excellent, informative video. A video on mastering would be great, even though (as you say) "mastering might not be for everyone". I always set up an separate "mastering" project for the mix of my songs. But I am always a bit unsure what chain of plugins to set up for mastering. Usually I end up with: compressor - frequency - a tiny bit of Quadrafuzz - Magneto II - Limiter - Brickwall limiter. But I am never sure if I found the optimum for the particular song.
Nice
would love a video on sound selection!
Hey Dom, thank you for your video. Regarding the fourth chapter ("being overly conservative"), we all know that mixing is about emphasizing the emotional impact of a musical piece hence every action you take should improve the piece you are working on. From my experience and the way I learned, the 'bypass' button is one of the most important buttons in every plugin and you should always bypass and compare the changes you do to each track in order to be sure that you did improve the song by this change and not the opposite. Also, we all know that our ears tend to fool us and they would always prefer the 'loud' version. Having said that, I think that level-matching is a key to be sure that you are doing a fair comparison and not fooling your ears into thinking that you improved something while you actually just made it louder. I would be happy to hear your opinion about that.
Please do a video on sound selection 🙏🏾
Sound selection would be great ;)
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Hey dom great video,out of topic question is this cubase 12 you're testing there ? :O
Completely agree with this video Dom .. Thank you for sharing your knowledge! But still a query after watching this is how will you trust yourself on own mixes ? Is there a way that we can send mixes to you and give a frank feedback on the same ?
Back Again 2022 Happy Newyear
Hi, I am new to the party and started a week ago with mixing/homerecording etc. I found this channel by accident and wanted to give my two cents on this:
1st: This channel is so underrated, I am learning so many things just alone from this video and I appreciate how much in details you go (in every vid/guide),
2nd: You talked about, that if someone doesn't feel secure in mixing to let made done by a professional. This so true. Nowadays with TH-cam every one can become a photograph, sound engineer, video editor etc. But there's a reason why in some countries these professions are done during an apprenticeship and you then can earn a title, like let's say "master of sound engineering". I don't want to say that there aren't talented people out there who did a lot by self-study but when you have done an apprenticeship for a job you know how much more and detailed input you get by that.
That leads me to a question, do you actually apprentice students? 😁
And last but not least: thank you so far for sharing your knowledge with us, I can speak for myself and say it really helps me a lot and I appreciate the afford you put in these guides and tips.