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Live Mix ep. 9 | "Baby, Hold Up" by David Walker | Mixing a Record with WAVES PLUG-INS ONLY
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episode 9! we've come so far in such a short time. i hope everyone's enjoying the series and looking forward to more! i have plenty loaded up.
Before and after mixing and mastering + everything in between!
Just found you, I personally think this is awesome bro, no one really does live mixes like these. props!
Thank you!!!
Constantly learning from you, thank you for sharing your knowledge and process 👏
Thank you for watching!
Tips on getting first clients?
Nice vid
I used to reach out to people I liked with and would just offer their first mix free. I still do this to this day. The best way though is to go to local shows etc and network in person. Artists love when people come up to them in person after their sets with compliments. That would be a great time to approach and network with them.
If you’re fortunate enough to live in a city like LA, Nashville, Atlanta, or New York, see what you can do about getting an internship at a studio. That’s the best way to work your way up the industry ladder
some more with waves plugins plz man it was dope
I got you I’ll try and work them in more
Hi David, are you using the M40x's? If so, can you recommend them? I've had the 50x's, DT 990 Pros, and HD 600s - hated them all for different reasons. I heard the 40s aren't quite as hyped on the top end, is it true? I'm looking to use them for some light mixing and mastering when I'm on the go
Hey Joey! - yes using m40s. Although I love them now, it’s been quite a journey learning them. They definitely aren’t as hyped on the top end but their frequency response above 2k is kinda wonky so that may actually be why they aren’t as hyped up there.
Another recommendation I would say to check for headphones are AKG k371s. They’re a bit pricier but they sound great and translate well too
@@davidtecalamusic thanks! Currently rocking my old k272 HDs again after selling the others - I know them like the back of my hand but they're definitely consumer grade. AKG will be familiar territory, will check out the K371s for sure
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This a great raw vocal, any tips or suggestions to get a silky smooth sound
Yeah! I’m gonna make a more in depth video on some useful recording techniques but for this vocal specifically, it’s just his mic into his Apollo but he prints 3 plugins on the way in. Neve 1073 -> La-2a -> autotune.
I can’t change anything about what he’s done w these plugins but I had him set it up so that there’s just enough compression that it gets all the great side effects of optical compression (color/saturation) but not so much that its too much
Really though that 1073 into most optical compressors is a good start for a pop vocal. A tubetech could work great too with a 3:1 ratio
Thanks for responding… and that’s a great vocal chain. I run a UA 610b -> LA-2A. I’ve been wanting the tube tech for a while now
Yo...if i want u to mix my track in one of your vids how much do i pay?
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Here’s a discount link for 20% off your first booking. When you upload files just say in the memo that you want me to mix it in a video.
$150 for vocal stems and 2 track beat
$300 for full beat stems and vocal stem mix (these prices don’t include the discount)
You could of just put studio rack on and bus in the plugin. Woudnt need all those aux channels.
I could but I want separate level control of each aux and for each flavor to be truly independent of the others so I can put exactly how much of each I want in the mix + filter them accordingly if needed
For when you're recording, should you literally just record your vocals with autotune or is there something special?
That I'm missing
It depends but every recording engineer I ever learned from usually compresses a little bit on the way in too. Im gonna make a video in the coming weeks explaining my approach to recording vocals as well so I’ll go more in depth there
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if u record yourself then add it later but if u record for clients add it because you gotta make them sound good while recording. they usually do not like their dry vocals
Never commit autotune when recording. Bad idea.