I’ve been studying a lot of EQ tutorials and this is hands down the best and most direct overview! I would love to see what the overlap map would look like after the EQ as well. In any case I’m taking a screen shot of the map and using it as wallpaper on my desktop.
Great explanation. My list of importance. 1. Production (A. Arrangement B. Instruments ) The majority of your sound (maybe 75%) comes from this. 2. Equalization to help give each instrument its primary space in the frequency spectrum. A. Static eq (a lot of pros love pultics because they are less phasey) B. Dynamic eq with side chaining This is the most powerful way to get competitive frequencies to play nice with each other once you get the hang of it. It will help your mix to be fuller. 3. Ambiance (A. reverbs B. Delays C. Chorus) These help to create a room for different mix elements to live in. The room an individual instrument is recorded in that isn't dead with give an acoustic, wind or brass instrument natural ambiance of its own. A live drum kit also comes to mind. You can also eq and gate your effects to clean up a song. ***You could do a detailed video on each one of these elements. Just my 2 cents
Georgina, I also didn't mention listing to one's favorite songs with these thoughts in mind as well as panning balance which let's you get by with more frequency overlap in the mid and higher frequencies because they are separated on the left or on the right. With headphones it will be easier to see how panning will open up a mix and sound beautiful. Commercial mixes maintain a delicate balance between width, depth, balance and excitement. Too much balance is boring. An exciting song moves you and has surprise elements. If more mixers imported their favorite songs within the genre they are mixing and put an analyzer plug-in on them, the quality of the average home mix would greatly improve.
Do you have a tutorial demonstrating how fundamental frequencies determine the pitch compared to how harmonic frequencies determine the tone, as you mention @1:31?
Hi, what if you have mp3 instrumental and need you to mix your vocals to it :-( same process? I found it quite difficult to blend the vocals to the instrumental as it is already mixed :-(
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I’ve been studying a lot of EQ tutorials and this is hands down the best and most direct overview! I would love to see what the overlap map would look like after the EQ as well. In any case I’m taking a screen shot of the map and using it as wallpaper on my desktop.
Excellent description of subtractive EQ for carving out space in a mix. Diagram was terrific!
Thank you!
A great simplification to see / hear the wood from the trees and inspire a plan to fix what is needed George - Thanks!
Thank you!
Great explanation.
My list of importance.
1. Production (A. Arrangement B. Instruments ) The majority of your sound (maybe 75%) comes from this.
2. Equalization to help give each instrument its primary space in the frequency spectrum.
A. Static eq (a lot of pros love pultics because they are less phasey)
B. Dynamic eq with side chaining
This is the most powerful way to get competitive frequencies to play nice with each other once you get the hang of it. It will help your mix to be fuller.
3. Ambiance (A. reverbs B. Delays C. Chorus)
These help to create a room for different mix elements to live in. The room an individual instrument is recorded in that isn't dead with give an acoustic, wind or brass instrument natural ambiance of its own. A live drum kit also comes to mind. You can also eq and gate your effects to clean up a song.
***You could do a detailed video on each one of these elements.
Just my 2 cents
I do agree! Thank you, will look into it!
Georgina,
I also didn't mention listing to one's favorite songs with these thoughts in mind as well as panning balance which let's you get by with more frequency overlap in the mid and higher frequencies because they are separated on the left or on the right. With headphones it will be easier to see how panning will open up a mix and sound beautiful. Commercial mixes maintain a delicate balance between width, depth, balance and excitement. Too much balance is boring. An exciting song moves you and has surprise elements. If more mixers imported their favorite songs within the genre they are mixing and put an analyzer plug-in on them, the quality of the average home mix would greatly improve.
Wonderful teaching
Thank you, very helpful!
Can you do a video with an example of how you methodically write and think about how you determine to eq instruments?
Very nice simple explanation!
Thank you!
This is so helpful. Thank you.
Thank you so much, hope you enjoyed it!
Brilliant thank you
Really eye-opening! Many thanks❤
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great helpfull video please make another video of remove harshness from vocals 🙏.
Really helpful to me. Thanks.
Do you have a tutorial demonstrating how fundamental frequencies determine the pitch compared to how harmonic frequencies determine the tone, as you mention @1:31?
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Hi, what if you have mp3 instrumental and need you to mix your vocals to it :-( same process? I found it quite difficult to blend the vocals to the instrumental as it is already mixed :-(
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A brilliant explanation. A lot of work but the end result should be worth it!
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Wow just what I was looking for!!!
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great video, was just needing this!!
The beginning was cut off. 🤷♂️
I love your videos, so informative.
I know! Unfortunately, it seems something went wrong with the upload process! The beginning was supposed to say "Hi friends and welcome back to my channel" haha! :)
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Great Tips as always. THank you
Thank you for watching!
Good explanation and the overlapping map is handy ,thanks
Thank you, I'm so glad it helped!
Nice vid. Please try a DeEsser on your commentary tho.
Thanks for this. I appreciated how straightforward and well-paced it was.