Yalcin, I’ve watched tons of tutorials, made tons of experiments with sine waves on a subby system to find out what’s this sweet spot on sub frequencies and never came out with an answer. Saying thank you is just not enough. You are the best
Dude, you are one of the Best. If not, the Best guy on the Market right now. The way you deliver, the way you break shit down and the info you convey - is amazing! Thank you from the bottom of my heart! And Hello from Brooklyn brother!
I've literally just stumbled upon your channel after a few frustrating years of feeling like I'm going no where with my music and you've just wrapped up some burning questions I've had for a while now in 3 or 4 videos. You've just gained a life long subscriber man, props to you. I will be using your videos to learn and hopefully start to finish some music (for once).
I know your channel since the early time, I said to you back then that you are a real secret treasure for tutorials or something like that and recommended you to friends because of your good way of explaining.. When I see this video with your theory breaks and visualisations I'm blown away again from the quality of teaching you reached! Compliment!
I think especially in Melodic House and Techno, a good low end mix is the most important thing to take care of! Over the last 3 months I was working hard on improving that and the results are incredible. Thanks alot for putting out this video, it helped alot in the process
I really enjoy your tutorials, the way you explain, you present,... Very helpful. And short videos, below 10/12 minutes, are perfect for watching in-between times 😊
Love your mix of just enough theory with animations to help visualize it, and how you show it in practice. Super clear and helpful! Amazing content always!
If you want to learn more about how your room and your headphones may effecting your low end mix; check this video out: th-cam.com/video/D6c3PEb4Mwo/w-d-xo.html Otherwise, come hang out and have some cozy time with us in our Discord channel: discord.gg/9BpDhjR6Kq Do you want to give more fresh ideas for next tutorials, just reply here.
You have managed to save my music from the horror of muddyness. I have entire album which has just been saved thanks Yalcin. Your techniques are great.
By far thest tutorials for Dance producers on the web today. Thank you for all the great insights you are giving us! Started to buy your packs to acknowledge that!
Love this sound!!! Sidechaining all the things hurts my ears, tho. When everything dips massively around the kick, my ear starts to get fatigued really quickly - even with minimal stuff like this. I'm using Logic and stock plugins, but still find your stuff super helpful. Thanks so much for sharing!!
one method you can do is split the side chained channel into low and higher frequency (say above 120hz). then, you can just apply side chain to the low freq. this will not have th obvious pumping effect but still give room to the kick
the final tests especially in combonation with their names are just perfectly clear in terms of making sense as much as hilarious at the same time. great stuff 🤘🏾
I know a lot of people are having issues wit low end due to untreated rooms or bad low end response of headphones. Just wanted to give a method that negates those issues. Hope it helps all the producers strugling with low end out there.
I believe the "dip" in the kick drum waveform is an EQ cut between maybe 80 and 200hz, resulting in a dip at that position because in the sweep down of the kick drum, that's about the moment in time where the kick hits those frequencies.
I always been wondering why my bass isnt always right. I started to analyse low end 150hz and to my surprise the sub and kick are about the same level. Thats my problem for the whole years. I change the dynamic of kick and sub and boom it become more life. And then i encounter with this video. Thank you for explaining more in details.
Wow, brilliant as always! In this vid the sub bass was the same note, I notice a dip in volume when I use a sub with different notes, still not sure how to compress properly to make the volume of sub bass not so different
I know this is a 5-min video, but I think it's important to explain better the part you were talking about the Live compressor: Why have you left the inner EQ on? Why have you set the "rms" mode for the compression, instead of "peak"? A ratio, atk, rel explaination is required here. Hope this can be helpful :)
A masterpiece of content, Yalcin. Very well thought (the explanation and the visual examples were very well constructed) and direct to the point. Thank you
love the video, I've had so many headaches trying to balance those. my kick always sounds louder... I will get that Youlean vst and start referencing from there... Thank again man. :)
Thank you so much again and again for sharing your knowledge. a question... Did you made those graphics? I would love to have them to frame them and decorate my studio :)
Gr8 tutorial as always, bro! Q: U group the kick and bass and glue them separately. Do u group the other drum elements (claps, toms, percussions) and glue them as well?
Hi Alice, I had a question about this video. Are you stating that the “sweet notes” E, F, G, A apply to all songs or are you stating these are the sweet notes for this song in your example? Based on what I understand I should only use a kick that is either E, F, F#, G, G#, or A. Is this correct?
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Yalcin, I’ve watched tons of tutorials, made tons of experiments with sine waves on a subby system to find out what’s this sweet spot on sub frequencies and never came out with an answer. Saying thank you is just not enough. You are the best
Thanks a ton, happy to help! 😊
F and G are probably best on club systems, lately I love kicks in F
So True, Congratulations and a big thankyouYalcin. Amazing work !
Your sidechain animation was amazing!
Dude, you are one of the Best.
If not, the Best guy on the Market right now. The way you deliver, the way you break shit down and the info you convey - is amazing! Thank you from the bottom of my heart! And Hello from Brooklyn brother!
I've literally just stumbled upon your channel after a few frustrating years of feeling like I'm going no where with my music and you've just wrapped up some burning questions I've had for a while now in 3 or 4 videos. You've just gained a life long subscriber man, props to you. I will be using your videos to learn and hopefully start to finish some music (for once).
I know your channel since the early time, I said to you back then that you are a real secret treasure for tutorials or something like that and recommended you to friends because of your good way of explaining.. When I see this video with your theory breaks and visualisations I'm blown away again from the quality of teaching you reached! Compliment!
I think especially in Melodic House and Techno, a good low end mix is the most important thing to take care of! Over the last 3 months I was working hard on improving that and the results are incredible. Thanks alot for putting out this video, it helped alot in the process
I cant thank you enough. All of your uploads are very helpful and everything is nicely explained. Really high quality stuff
Such an awesome video thank you for all the work that you do!
So much value in this video. I'm so impressed at your ability to condense it into 5 minutes. Just bought your sound pack too. Thanks for this!
I really enjoy your tutorials, the way you explain, you present,... Very helpful. And short videos, below 10/12 minutes, are perfect for watching in-between times 😊
Wa-oh with the Play-Doh example! We need more of those.
Some things are better understood without listening.
seriously, out of the 100s of hours ive watched of music videos these have to be the best
Your youtube channel is very informative. Thanks Alice for great work!
Love your mix of just enough theory with animations to help visualize it, and how you show it in practice. Super clear and helpful! Amazing content always!
totally worth it stuff. you're the best
If you want to learn more about how your room and your headphones may effecting your low end mix; check this video out: th-cam.com/video/D6c3PEb4Mwo/w-d-xo.html
Otherwise, come hang out and have some cozy time with us in our Discord channel: discord.gg/9BpDhjR6Kq
Do you want to give more fresh ideas for next tutorials, just reply here.
I can´t accept the invite to the discord, could you provide a new link?
@@eidame1767 Can you try agan?
@@Alice-Efe There we go!
Thanks Biskuwi-sama, just what I needed to fix.
Thanks for the tipp with the increased bass level when limiting. Never thought about it but its actually quite logical:))
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You have managed to save my music from the horror of muddyness.
I have entire album which has just been saved thanks Yalcin. Your techniques are great.
We all get better everyday! Cheer Cloud!
Thanks those charts and graphics are really handy. That playdough subbass and kick animation cracked me up
By far thest tutorials for Dance producers on the web today. Thank you for all the great insights you are giving us! Started to buy your packs to acknowledge that!
Love this sound!!! Sidechaining all the things hurts my ears, tho. When everything dips massively around the kick, my ear starts to get fatigued really quickly - even with minimal stuff like this. I'm using Logic and stock plugins, but still find your stuff super helpful. Thanks so much for sharing!!
one method you can do is split the side chained channel into low and higher frequency (say above 120hz). then, you can just apply side chain to the low freq. this will not have th obvious pumping effect but still give room to the kick
wow! i didnt knew so many things . thanks for sharing
Crazy that you give those high quality videos out for free. 🙏
Wow!!! haha! The Sidechain Animation was unbelieveble!! :)
This is pure Gold!!
Your animation about sidechaining subase is amazing, thanks for this tutorial as always top notch.
the final tests especially in combonation with their names are just perfectly clear in terms of making sense as much as hilarious at the same time. great stuff 🤘🏾
I love the sidechain animation :D First time viewer!
Great lesson as always and the speaker tests frequencies are pure gold 👌
It was a pleasure listening to you.
Nice and clear! Thanks Yalcin!
Just perfect!!
Thank you so much for this one!!! This low end mixing method will really come in handy!!
I know a lot of people are having issues wit low end due to untreated rooms or bad low end response of headphones. Just wanted to give a method that negates those issues. Hope it helps all the producers strugling with low end out there.
Always learn a little bit more from your videos. Keep up the good work
Thats exactly what wee needed!
Looks simple but enough complex!
fantastic video, loved it
10/10 for fun but educational visuals.
Cracking Vid... Really concise. I am always bouncing out but the EQ test is a fantastic shortcut - Thank you!
This is brilliant. Thank u Yalcin💫
You and this are incredible thank you so much for sharing the real stuff with us.
Great teaching! Concise and informative. I will use this. Thank you.
Keep up the good work mate. The most complete tuts for dance music
I believe the "dip" in the kick drum waveform is an EQ cut between maybe 80 and 200hz, resulting in a dip at that position because in the sweep down of the kick drum, that's about the moment in time where the kick hits those frequencies.
i just watch his videos and get happy, thanks for the amazing content :)
Loving the new format and editing !
outro song?
Thank you! That's a cool explanation!
You are the man ;) Love your videos
So glad I found your channel. Thanks for the great content as always!
Awesome, your tutorials are really helpful!
Thank you
great video thank you
Great SC visualization mate 🤜🤛
Love U bro! 🙌🏼😁
ABGT'nin introsunda geçen 'Bu gerçekten , gerçekten' sözü gibi bütün problemlerime çözüm gibi video :D
What a great idea to use a tool like the loudness meter like this!
i dont knoww why i havent subscribed to this channel before. you got good stuff here. love this one. subscribed. cheerz.
Welcome aboard!
I always been wondering why my bass isnt always right. I started to analyse low end 150hz and to my surprise the sub and kick are about the same level. Thats my problem for the whole years. I change the dynamic of kick and sub and boom it become more life. And then i encounter with this video. Thank you for explaining more in details.
Great video!
Gracias!
amazing and simple
This is it, the perfect low end tutorial
Omg this video is like a ultra fast speed resume of the last 5 years learning mixing shit lmao
that asterism outro though :o
Wow, brilliant as always! In this vid the sub bass was the same note, I notice a dip in volume when I use a sub with different notes, still not sure how to compress properly to make the volume of sub bass not so different
To keep the same energy with sub, you can actually also use a limiter or heavy compression which would give you more stable volume levels.
Are you referencing on headphones? Chances are it’s actually the acoustics of your room. An untreated room will sound very uneven in the low end.
I know this is a 5-min video, but I think it's important to explain better the part you were talking about the Live compressor:
Why have you left the inner EQ on?
Why have you set the "rms" mode for the compression, instead of "peak"?
A ratio, atk, rel explaination is required here.
Hope this can be helpful :)
So much good and useful info!
Great video👌🔥
So good. Thank you. 💁♂️
Cool Video. Thank you!
AMAZING!!!!! Incredibly well explained. Thank you so much man!
Cheers mate!
This is very cool
GOLD
great thanks !
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WOW! this is epic and veryy enlightening... how come you're not one the top melodic techno producer already?
Respect
A masterpiece of content, Yalcin. Very well thought (the explanation and the visual examples were very well constructed) and direct to the point. Thank you
Awesome video so helpful 😊 love the track at the end of the video sounds like liquid drum and bass 😍
Liquid D&B is dope
love the video, I've had so many headaches trying to balance those. my kick always sounds louder... I will get that Youlean vst and start referencing from there... Thank again man. :)
And it is a great free plugin. I am sure it will help a lot with referencing and overall monitoring.
good tutorial for beginners 🤘
High quality content, as usual
Cheers! ✌
This is yt Gold guys !!!
Hey Alice,
when you made the limiter adjustment, did you just took down the Bassline?
Hi Alice. You grouped kick and bass together and put a clipper on the whole group. Isn't the clipper affecting only the kick's transient this way?
Wow! This sketches omg
Feels like it is easier to communicate when people see a visual represtations. Hope it helps 😊
@@Alice-Efe it's perfect!
necessary, as always. Thank you.
Cheers Andre!
Thank you so much again and again for sharing your knowledge. a question... Did you made those graphics? I would love to have them to frame them and decorate my studio :)
Wow, what a video! Could you go into a bit more depth about using a loudness meter in the future?
“Why are you tuning your kicks? Kicks make kicks. Bass makes bass!” What a laugh🤣🤣🤣
When someone can't even play a keyboard, and has to key in every note, I take everything they say with a grain of salt, lol.
God you’re a wizard. Legit my goal is to work with you someday.
Gr8 tutorial as always, bro!
Q: U group the kick and bass and glue them separately. Do u group the other drum elements (claps, toms, percussions) and glue them as well?
thanks for the vid bro.
love your tutorials more like my audio engineering curse xD
Hi Alice,
I had a question about this video. Are you stating that the “sweet notes” E, F, G, A apply to all songs or are you stating these are the sweet notes for this song in your example?
Based on what I understand I should only use a kick that is either E, F, F#, G, G#, or A. Is this correct?
Also, I had a separate question. Are you using PC or MAC. If PC how do you migrate to a new computer?
Great explanation. On which did you do the cellphone and home speaker test ? On the master ?
awesomeee!
really nice info here keep up the good work :)
genio