Bro, your mission to make this channel a place for obscure yet fundamental mixing knowledge is so interesting and unique, but also incredibly useful! Explaining the "why" behind what we do is so often overlooked, and thus, so very much needed right now. Your channel is like the VSauce of music production lol, and I love it! These videos are so complex, but also super fun and interesting and structured very well - where things build on each other and one thing leads seamlessly into the next. They really do fly by! The way you revealed what OTT stood for at 13:34 was just brilliant! Such a fun and engaging way to teach genuinely life-changing concepts in mixing and production! Chef's kiss, and well done! Please keep 'em coming!
For future video or A/B testing you can Key map all the OTT's to the the same key. Lets assign the "n" key for each OTT's and when you press "n" it' turns off all the OTT's at the same time with one press. Save time and useful for A/B testing. I use this A lot for A/B testing with multiple Mastering Racks
This just gave me the complete technical explanation for something I’ve been doing with a completely different plugin for YEARS. The Disco Smile has been a staple of my vocal sound this whole time and I never truly understood why it works so well or cared to, I just chalked it up to: “eh saturation”. Now that I know I feel like I can go so much more in depth with it in even more areas of my mixes. Thank you 🙏🏽
this channel has suddenly turned into one of my favorites. love how detailed and deep you go into topics on music! closest I can think of is dan’s channel
im really impressed with your ability to put this into literal terms, and not just adjectives that mean nothing. i don’t make electronic music primarily, my main thing is recording live instruments, often on the computer, often on tape. but I have an appreciation and love for dance music and I found this to be very very insightful
Good stuff man, your video’s are clean and well put. those disco sound systems actually came from the Jamaican Soundsystem culture that began in the late '50s in Jamaica... The dub and reggae sound evolved into hip hop and disco in the USA because the already established black community in America had RnB and jazz etc., and looked down on Jamaican music. While in the UK, there wasn't an already established black community, so the Jamaican's kept working on their sound, which evolved into jungle, dancehall, garage, Dubstep etc
This is a top-tier video, I'm really glad I stumbled upon it. You're very competent at explaining and bringing in interesting background on top of the technical foundation that you're laying down. Please keep making videos :)
Only recently discovered your channel, and it's blowing my mind. I'm aware of the (many) flaws in my production but had very little knowledge of how to improve - and I think videos like this are exactly the kind of thing I need to help me take the step to improve my mixing and frequency distribution. So clear and well explained, thank you
Some topics from my engineering undergrad subjects like signal processing started to make sense by watching your videos. You truly are a "sound engineer" because you understand it on a scientific level. Thank for these videos! Hoping you make contents again soon.
There's a dearth of highly niche and technical audio production education content on TH-cam, especially longer-form content like this which includes important contextual information alongside the theory. Thank you for filling the void. Some future topics I would love to see covered in this same style: Dither, its historical role, and its place in modern production; types of panning and their collective contribution to the psychoacoustics of binaural audio.
I guess he learned that the algorithm (because of the way viewers consume YT vids) kind of punishes high quality authoritative content. The popular channels tend to have surface-level content that leaves you wanting more, but if you spend a while going deeply into a subject, there's nothing much to add in a pointless follow-up a week later. So, ironically, if you make thorough well-planned videos, you end getting fewer subs and clicks, whereas the channels with frequent but shallow clips (shorts etc) get the most views and likes.
I just discovered your channel last night. Got to say you are one of the best teachers on TH-cam. You really know how to lead people through an idea without dumbing it down. Thank you
I used to compose for theater but haven’t been doing much with music but I enjoy watching your videos because it takes me back to my university years when I studied music technology. All of which to say your standard of videos are as high as a university class on music production.
I just stumbled on your channel and it's amazing how well you explain difficult concepts in music production. I'm not very good with the technicalities yet but I find myself learning so much with each of your videos. Thanks a lot.
For an obscure topic, I’d love to see a scientific deep dive into vocals. In particular, I’ve always wanted to learn how to make male vocals sound female. Or how to use the dry vocal to create a delay with a audience-singing-along-at-a-concert type of effect. (Chorus plugins dont really achieve what I’m looking for) In all honesty your videos are so well done you could cover just about any topic and I’d watch! These tutorials are honestly among the best I’ve ever seen.
very late to this, but you might want to try vocoding the original signal into noise and layering it with the chorus. i've managed some worryingly realistic crowd vocals this way. combine it with some reverb and you're in business.
@Craisler because crowds don't keep stable pitch and the amount of pitch variance combined with the reverb winds up having a lot of qualities of noise rather than being tonal. you'd also need dozens, if not hundreds of copies through a "copy and adjust" method to achieve a full crowd sound.
Look into how transgender women modify their voices. The channel TransVoiceLesson has great deep dives on things like F1 and F2, the larynx height, etc.
I ve been trying making music for few years and watching this i realized i was doing disco smile with the EQ not knowing about it. It just seemd better while i was playing music on my phone,speakers,TV etc. Great video man u got sub for the effort u put into this.This channel is trully something diffrent. I learned something finally.
Dude I just gotta say I love how much detail you go in to and how you actually teach why stuff does what it does, not just that it "just does" Like genuinely your explanations are on the levels of my uni lecturers... you should definitely consider doing a little teaching at a high level in the future, youd be great
Thank you, this got me to understand multiband compression as a whole much better. I understood what it did before but now I understand why I should use it.
The video is awesome! thanks for sharing. Also, I want to emphasize this point again; The sweetness is still in the middle, smile EQ is like sprinkles on top, songs sound better with them, especially for house music, smile EQ is a must, but if the middle is shit, then there is no way OTT can help. So my advice is to treat the sound first before put on OTT.
Thx. I didn't know there's such preset. I used to talk about it on the staff lines and mathematical models. This thing is much easier to say to other people than what I used to.
I was waiting desperately for you to say something about the “smile curve” since the video started. lol Really great analysis of OTT. Definitely the best I’ve seen online.
As a musician and electrical engineer, I'm fascinated by the intersection of art and science, and you balance both perfectly I subscribed before the video was halfway done
Bro your bit at the end about how you don't want to just make this another production channel, mission has been accomplished for the videos I've watched so far! Your videos teach me a ton of new stuff as someone who has been an off and on hobby producer for most of my life having watched tons of videos on mixing and stuff.
Yo man, quick item on the mid frequencies and human percerption of them: Miles Davis actually repeat that in his autobiography a few times - he always focused a lot on the mid registers while listening and playing the music. As usually with him, he was ahead of his time as his intuition and approach is now confirmed by the scientifict facts. Love your channel btw, the mix (he he he) of the music + knowledge is absolutely powerful and you deliver it in a high quality. Thank you!
I just discovered this channel on my yt homepage and I felt like somebody read my mind when I browsed through abletons plug-ins… Your videos are so awesome, I love the mix between science, maths, music history and producing tips! Definitely unique!!!
The example with the OTT's did sound fatter, but I genuinely like the sound of the track without it at 2:16 It sounds more deep, with more depth, & less generic - in the sense that the "OTT On" example sounded like a cymatics sample pack demo track. But with it off, it sounded like some extra deep, refined & deliberate, connoisseur-grade bass music. Idk, I am listening to the video through my studio monitors w/ a matched reference sub-woofer - so not laptop or phone speakers, which is where OTT really shines. IMO, overuse of OTT makes a song sound 10x better on bad speakers (the majority), all while only making it sound slightly worse to those who have good speakers & know how to tell its being overused (the vast minority).
I once asked an experienced engineer of an older generation what upward compression is. He thought I was trying to ask him what an expander is, which is definitely not the same as upward compressor. The use of the term 'upwards compression' is something that I think is confusing. It makes things a little challenging to understand. The word compression refers to the turning down of a sound. When combing the two words 'upward' and 'compression,' it doesn't really explain what is happening to a sound, being two seemingly contradictory words. I think it could be explained more clearly as 'automatic gain compensation,' which makes the process of what is happening to the sound easier to understand. This has tripped me up for a while and this video has helped bring some more clarity on this process, and that sometimes terminologies in the audio community are pretty f*cking murky haha
Very insightful! Dig the super in-depth tutorials and haven't been educated like this on OTT before. The smiley face EQ is something I learned a long time ago when I learned about engineering. Don't see anyone talking about it, but I keep it in my pocket when I'm working. Would love to see some videos on parallel compression, saturation, or low end mixing.
Dude no chance you're only at 5.5k subs, this was easily one of the most comprehensive and informative production videos I've watched on YT in the past few months. Good shit all around, you're slept on. Subbed.
Extremely good explain! I would like to suggest 3 topics: 1) Nightwish resolution and - 2) How to do the calculation for make realistic bass traps and acoustic treatment, especially for small rooms- 3) The most exactly way of how the streaming platforms regulates the audio (There is people saying there is no really important the final lufs, but i believe those -14lufs are there for a reason haha)
Ive been binge watching a lot of production videos lately. To be honest yours was the most interesting and informative. Its like your giving production secretes to new producers. Thank you man, appreciated
I've had this plugin in my tool kit for years and never used it because I didn't know how to make it work for me. Thanks for this video, I'm now a sub. Cheers !
Wow - your videos are fire! Please come back and do more lessons. You are so knowledgeable on the subject and you go way more indepth than all the other youtubers. Please make more vids!
Realy impressive, in my mind was said "oh another ytber music prod" but, the topics you touched here was very well explained. I have to say congrats man, you won an another subscriber.
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It just adds gain and doesnt let you hear the actual compression. Complete bias
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I'm so tired of all these youtubers clickbaiting and teaching the same basics in 10 different vids, this channel is just awesome
hmmm imagine how I feel... Thinking this video would be about OTT.. the band.
another amazing video. now i have to watch the eq one, too xD
Honestly 💜
i didn't expect god himself to be here
live legend
Bro, your mission to make this channel a place for obscure yet fundamental mixing knowledge is so interesting and unique, but also incredibly useful! Explaining the "why" behind what we do is so often overlooked, and thus, so very much needed right now. Your channel is like the VSauce of music production lol, and I love it! These videos are so complex, but also super fun and interesting and structured very well - where things build on each other and one thing leads seamlessly into the next. They really do fly by! The way you revealed what OTT stood for at 13:34 was just brilliant! Such a fun and engaging way to teach genuinely life-changing concepts in mixing and production! Chef's kiss, and well done! Please keep 'em coming!
VSause of music production!!! Hahaha that’s great and very true
@@420minegod2 or is it 🤨
Vsauce of music production! You nailed it!
indeed very unique and gap filling channel! it's so sad that he seems not to make videos anymore
You seemed to have stop making videos. Don't stop, these are outstanding.
The amount of work a video like this takes to make is wildly underestimated..
Payoff just not worth it unless subscribers donate
@@TheHonestTrutheasy. let’s all donate.
Someone find him on another social and tell him we have 100ppl people doing $20/mo.
@@jasongravely7217 tried, he's just not present anywhere -_-
I see a top tier youtuber in the making. I predict 50k by 2022 lets goooo great content bruv
Aged like milk
Almost ish
Poor guy disappeared after the countermeasures were distributed
of all the thousands of production videos i've watched through the years, this might be the new topper. great work, you got a new sub
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For future video or A/B testing you can Key map all the OTT's to the the same key. Lets assign the "n" key for each OTT's and when you press "n" it' turns off all the OTT's at the same time with one press. Save time and useful for A/B testing. I use this A lot for A/B testing with multiple Mastering Racks
you could also just use an effects rack
@@cornocthey didnt just put ott on one sound though
@@azteriaaa fair enough, i must have missed that
This just gave me the complete technical explanation for something I’ve been doing with a completely different plugin for YEARS. The Disco Smile has been a staple of my vocal sound this whole time and I never truly understood why it works so well or cared to, I just chalked it up to: “eh saturation”. Now that I know I feel like I can go so much more in depth with it in even more areas of my mixes. Thank you 🙏🏽
Best, most complete discussion of OTT and multiband compression I’ve ever seen. Thanks for this.
this channel has suddenly turned into one of my favorites. love how detailed and deep you go into topics on music! closest I can think of is dan’s channel
I like your script. It is educating, while being peppered with interesting facts. Keeps you invested better throughout the video.
And it gives context. Brilliant stuff
im really impressed with your ability to put this into literal terms, and not just adjectives that mean nothing. i don’t make electronic music primarily, my main thing is recording live instruments, often on the computer, often on tape. but I have an appreciation and love for dance music and I found this to be very very insightful
Good stuff man, your video’s are clean and well put. those disco sound systems actually came from the Jamaican Soundsystem culture that began in the late '50s in Jamaica... The dub and reggae sound evolved into hip hop and disco in the USA because the already established black community in America had RnB and jazz etc., and looked down on Jamaican music. While in the UK, there wasn't an already established black community, so the Jamaican's kept working on their sound, which evolved into jungle, dancehall, garage, Dubstep etc
This is a top-tier video, I'm really glad I stumbled upon it. You're very competent at explaining and bringing in interesting background on top of the technical foundation that you're laying down. Please keep making videos :)
@@sseb_music come back please!
hey fellow matt
Only recently discovered your channel, and it's blowing my mind. I'm aware of the (many) flaws in my production but had very little knowledge of how to improve - and I think videos like this are exactly the kind of thing I need to help me take the step to improve my mixing and frequency distribution. So clear and well explained, thank you
Some topics from my engineering undergrad subjects like signal processing started to make sense by watching your videos. You truly are a "sound engineer" because you understand it on a scientific level. Thank for these videos! Hoping you make contents again soon.
There's a dearth of highly niche and technical audio production education content on TH-cam, especially longer-form content like this which includes important contextual information alongside the theory. Thank you for filling the void. Some future topics I would love to see covered in this same style: Dither, its historical role, and its place in modern production; types of panning and their collective contribution to the psychoacoustics of binaural audio.
This dude just made 5 of the best production videos I've seen re. technicality and then... disappeared. Seriously hope he didn't die through Covid.
I guess he learned that the algorithm (because of the way viewers consume YT vids) kind of punishes high quality authoritative content. The popular channels tend to have surface-level content that leaves you wanting more, but if you spend a while going deeply into a subject, there's nothing much to add in a pointless follow-up a week later. So, ironically, if you make thorough well-planned videos, you end getting fewer subs and clicks, whereas the channels with frequent but shallow clips (shorts etc) get the most views and likes.
I just discovered your channel last night. Got to say you are one of the best teachers on TH-cam. You really know how to lead people through an idea without dumbing it down. Thank you
I used to compose for theater but haven’t been doing much with music but I enjoy watching your videos because it takes me back to my university years when I studied music technology. All of which to say your standard of videos are as high as a university class on music production.
Please never stop making this incredibly informative content! I’ve found nothing close to this channel in terms of edu quality
I just stumbled on your channel and it's amazing how well you explain difficult concepts in music production. I'm not very good with the technicalities yet but I find myself learning so much with each of your videos. Thanks a lot.
For an obscure topic, I’d love to see a scientific deep dive into vocals. In particular, I’ve always wanted to learn how to make male vocals sound female. Or how to use the dry vocal to create a delay with a audience-singing-along-at-a-concert type of effect. (Chorus plugins dont really achieve what I’m looking for)
In all honesty your videos are so well done you could cover just about any topic and I’d watch! These tutorials are honestly among the best I’ve ever seen.
very late to this, but you might want to try vocoding the original signal into noise and layering it with the chorus. i've managed some worryingly realistic crowd vocals this way. combine it with some reverb and you're in business.
@Craisler because crowds don't keep stable pitch and the amount of pitch variance combined with the reverb winds up having a lot of qualities of noise rather than being tonal. you'd also need dozens, if not hundreds of copies through a "copy and adjust" method to achieve a full crowd sound.
Look into how transgender women modify their voices. The channel TransVoiceLesson has great deep dives on things like F1 and F2, the larynx height, etc.
Great video - love how you're explaining not just processes, but how historically we've reached the conclusion as to why they work.
One would say he's making the topic thicc and juicy like the OTT.
I ve been trying making music for few years and watching this i realized i was doing disco smile with the EQ not knowing about it. It just seemd better while i was playing music on my phone,speakers,TV etc. Great video man u got sub for the effort u put into this.This channel is trully something diffrent. I learned something finally.
This makes for interesting discussion about the impact of vocal compression. The midrange dynamics. Your vids deserve a whole forum for discussion! 👏🏾
YO u produce on skrillex quality level that’s fucking SICK imo. Good shit man :D
@@sseb_music no worries man good stuff :)
we are SO lucky. couldn't have said it better and I'm learning and appreciating more day by day.
Well done man. After watching dozens of OTT videos, this was the most helpful and by far the most interesting.
The best for me too. By a mile
And the most handsome ngl
I did come here looking for an analysis on Ott. But I'm glad to have learnt about OTT. Thanks!
ayyyyyeee more visual examples than the EQ video, sweet man really helped with understanding it
Dude I just gotta say I love how much detail you go in to and how you actually teach why stuff does what it does, not just that it "just does"
Like genuinely your explanations are on the levels of my uni lecturers... you should definitely consider doing a little teaching at a high level in the future, youd be great
This was the deep OTT explainer I was looking for.
1:20 OTT rotates the phase. It is worth knowing and considering before using the plugin
Thank you, this got me to understand multiband compression as a whole much better. I understood what it did before but now I understand why I should use it.
The video is awesome! thanks for sharing. Also, I want to emphasize this point again; The sweetness is still in the middle, smile EQ is like sprinkles on top, songs sound better with them, especially for house music, smile EQ is a must, but if the middle is shit, then there is no way OTT can help. So my advice is to treat the sound first before put on OTT.
Thx. I didn't know there's such preset. I used to talk about it on the staff lines and mathematical models. This thing is much easier to say to other people than what I used to.
bro im so glad the algorithm recomended your channel. channels like yours who cut the shit are the best
OMG this was one of the best educational videos I've watched in a while! Keep up the good work bro!
Your videos are the best. Thank you! I know it takes a lot of time and effort to make them.
1st, I was like, 'but what about the phase shifting?' Then, I was like subbed
This video is great and teaches how to use OTT without learning the plugin but by understanding it, amazing content
I was waiting desperately for you to say something about the “smile curve” since the video started. lol Really great analysis of OTT. Definitely the best I’ve seen online.
As a musician and electrical engineer, I'm fascinated by the intersection of art and science, and you balance both perfectly
I subscribed before the video was halfway done
As a musician and electrical engineer you would love the world of analog synthesizers
@@thewhitefalcon8539 Already there, my friend
5:13 actually is c-d-e-d but with different harmonics. Good job dude, u give pearls!!!
holy. shit. thank. you.
first video I've seen to explain what OTT is actually doing
I love everything about your video style, the depth of your explainations is superb.
Psycho acoustics is so important. Glad to see Fletcher Munson curves in audio world explanations.
bro your videos blow me away my god thank you so much :,)
Dude this video is fantastic, great work!
Bro your bit at the end about how you don't want to just make this another production channel, mission has been accomplished for the videos I've watched so far! Your videos teach me a ton of new stuff as someone who has been an off and on hobby producer for most of my life having watched tons of videos on mixing and stuff.
Man, I will like every single of your videos -- just do more. This stuff is amazing
you're an absolute boss. I will have to watch it few times because my english is quite poor but this is high quality videos, thanks
Another golden vid. I still go back to the eq video to remind myself some parts. Thanks for your works!
Yo man, quick item on the mid frequencies and human percerption of them: Miles Davis actually repeat that in his autobiography a few times - he always focused a lot on the mid registers while listening and playing the music. As usually with him, he was ahead of his time as his intuition and approach is now confirmed by the scientifict facts. Love your channel btw, the mix (he he he) of the music + knowledge is absolutely powerful and you deliver it in a high quality. Thank you!
I just discovered this channel on my yt homepage and I felt like somebody read my mind when I browsed through abletons plug-ins… Your videos are so awesome, I love the mix between science, maths, music history and producing tips! Definitely unique!!!
WTF I watch music Production Videos on TH-cam now for Years, but are the best Channel I found. Why did I only discover you now?!
The example with the OTT's did sound fatter, but I genuinely like the sound of the track without it at 2:16
It sounds more deep, with more depth, & less generic - in the sense that the "OTT On" example sounded like a cymatics sample pack demo track. But with it off, it sounded like some extra deep, refined & deliberate, connoisseur-grade bass music.
Idk, I am listening to the video through my studio monitors w/ a matched reference sub-woofer - so not laptop or phone speakers, which is where OTT really shines. IMO, overuse of OTT makes a song sound 10x better on bad speakers (the majority), all while only making it sound slightly worse to those who have good speakers & know how to tell its being overused (the vast minority).
Best production channel. You actually know what you're talking about and the reasons behind it. A breath of fresh air on TH-cam.
2 out of 2 on your videos. Very helpful and very few people giving info this indepth. Thank you
So much knowledge in this, thank you
You’re making me want to go back to school to study this stuff more in depth. This is amazing quality.
Keep killing it homie wasn't overly interested in the topic just love your style knoedge is power 💪
Yoooo. Awesome video. Especially love the little history lessons!
5:52 the little sample from "Crumb - Plant" is so smooth well done !
Bro please make more videos! Never give up bro you got gold here
Yes, the Man is BACK❗
finally :)
I once asked an experienced engineer of an older generation what upward compression is. He thought I was trying to ask him what an expander is, which is definitely not the same as upward compressor. The use of the term 'upwards compression' is something that I think is confusing. It makes things a little challenging to understand. The word compression refers to the turning down of a sound. When combing the two words 'upward' and 'compression,' it doesn't really explain what is happening to a sound, being two seemingly contradictory words. I think it could be explained more clearly as 'automatic gain compensation,' which makes the process of what is happening to the sound easier to understand. This has tripped me up for a while and this video has helped bring some more clarity on this process, and that sometimes terminologies in the audio community are pretty f*cking murky haha
Very insightful! Dig the super in-depth tutorials and haven't been educated like this on OTT before. The smiley face EQ is something I learned a long time ago when I learned about engineering. Don't see anyone talking about it, but I keep it in my pocket when I'm working.
Would love to see some videos on parallel compression, saturation, or low end mixing.
so cool to see the Fourier Transform visualized at 8:20
Yo I loved this. I really dig you going back and really going into the history and context of how we got to this point. Keep this stuff coming
I didn't wanna have another channel to follow... but damnit this is my new favorite.
Wow the quality of this video is over the top!
I hiiiiit that subscribe button, thanks for teaching with actual visual references, i know its a lot of editing and I appreciate it sooooo much
Where did you go? Why did you stop making videos? These are so awesome and it's so refreshing.
Man, this is only your 3rd video? Thoroughly well explained and technically accurate content. Good luck with your channel. Subbed!
Dude no chance you're only at 5.5k subs, this was easily one of the most comprehensive and informative production videos I've watched on YT in the past few months. Good shit all around, you're slept on. Subbed.
Extremely good explain! I would like to suggest 3 topics: 1) Nightwish resolution and - 2) How to do the calculation for make realistic bass traps and acoustic treatment, especially for small rooms- 3) The most exactly way of how the streaming platforms regulates the audio (There is people saying there is no really important the final lufs, but i believe those -14lufs are there for a reason haha)
Great video dude.
5 seconds into the video and I've already downloaded Xfer OTT and used it in one of my projects
I fxcking love this channel so much.
I love how you treat topics in your channel, i like going so deep to really understand how things works in order to use them better!
Not only is this video amazing, that drop you made was NASTY man, keep this up, just subscribed!
I never click the like button, but youre content is the refreshing exception!!!
Ive been binge watching a lot of production videos lately. To be honest yours was the most interesting and informative. Its like your giving production secretes to new producers. Thank you man, appreciated
What I really liked about your videos is that you obviously know your shit. Way to go, waiting for more
Thank you for explaining the why behind so much of these tools and the fundamentals of sound that are very overlooked
Thoroughly explained my friend thank you❤❤❤
this video was very very way more stronger than i was expecting
Thank you for the explanation! Really opened my eyes to a lot 😊
love your videos btw. definitely the smartest most informative/in depth channel I've found
I've had this plugin in my tool kit for years and never used it because I didn't know how to make it work for me. Thanks for this video, I'm now a sub. Cheers !
Dude, Ive learned so much. Novice here. This video is amazing.
At last.. Got Information from a sound engineering video. This channel will boom 💐
Wow - your videos are fire! Please come back and do more lessons. You are so knowledgeable on the subject and you go way more indepth than all the other youtubers.
Please make more vids!
I hope this channel makes a comeback. It's so good
man this video is far more than just about ott, you should do like a sound design course where you go through all of this kind of stuff
Realy impressive, in my mind was said "oh another ytber music prod" but, the topics you touched here was very well explained. I have to say congrats man, you won an another subscriber.
This was really well done
This is some crazy quality content, thank you for the work put into it, keep going !! Looking forward for your next videos !