Glad to hear you working with TDR, one of my favourite companies. Both coffee addicts, great human beings and geek enthusiasts. Keep up the good work Brandon!
excellent video. the topic is not for the faint hearted. very complex, if you are confronted with it for the first time. its not only about the tdr plugin, but the very basic understanding of mixing! thx
Brandon is easily one of the most informative guys I have encountered on youtube in a long time. Keep working with him, very tempted to buy the GE versions of these now!
Was looking for something for a student to explain real world use of iso-phons, thanks guys, always nice to friends work on the net that says what I want when I need it
Great video and solid explanations. These plugins surprise me the more I learn about the "hidden features" they have. I do sometimes wish you spent more time on A/B comparisons though.
Many of the higher quality stereos used to have a switch called "loudness" that was to be used at lower volumes. This kicked up the bass and treble and make them more audible
And over time people would engage the loudness, then turn up the volume, gradually accustoming audiences to enhanced bass and highs, which then became the norm, mixers started mixing to suit that expectation, rinse and repeat.
I recently bought the bundle mix and I have to catch up with many features. This helped me a lot to get further. But tell me one thing, since I already had some of Fabfilters plugins, like the ProEQ and the ProC, I've been using them less often now because the TDR plugins sounds better.
I appreciate these tutorials...however (Dan's just as guilty :) I VERY MUCH wish that I could turn the V/O off and just read text while I listen to what the software is doing - free of wild ducking and dreadful V/O sibilance constantly "swooping in and out of being In My Face", it ruins whatever changes to the sound are happening.
iow _It's describing something while remaining more or less "in the way" to the person it's being described to - when you could simply get out of the way of it so I can better _get the idea_ of whatever you meant to be describing ;)_ Aphorism: ~SHOW, DON'T TELL~ (or in this case... please kindly hush tf up??)
@@joelybarish4618 don't think for a moment that I didn't know how large the shoes I was asked to fill were. Dan's work inspired how I approach my own content, so it was kinda like being asked to fill in for your favorite guitarist on stage.
@@TheSavage1969 Dan had a high workload at the time if I recall correctly, and I did discuss this with him while I was producing this video. Dan's an excellent guy.
TokyoDawnRecords have the greatest plugins pls never quit this game 💜💙💚
This feature should be standard on all plugins out there.
Absolutely! It would also be cool if a DAW had a built in feature that allowed for objective comparison of signals before and after a plugin.
Glad to hear you working with TDR, one of my favourite companies.
Both coffee addicts, great human beings and geek enthusiasts.
Keep up the good work Brandon!
Gianluca Marchese thank you. This one was an honor and a privilege.
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Love that you showed where it doesn't work, makes us trust what you say
Joel glad you see it that way, and glad you enjoyed this video!☕️
excellent video. the topic is not for the faint hearted. very complex, if you are confronted with it for the first time. its not only about the tdr plugin, but the very basic understanding of mixing! thx
Brandon is easily one of the most informative guys I have encountered on youtube in a long time. Keep working with him, very tempted to buy the GE versions of these now!
☕you're too kind (the check's in the mail)
This is a game-changer! Thanks for this video and amazing plugins!
Was looking for something for a student to explain real world use of iso-phons, thanks guys, always nice to friends work on the net that says what I want when I need it
Incredible work by the TDR team. Indebted to all your efforts…
good to see Brandon on this channel! Finally I can follow him using the same plugins 🙃
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This makes perfect sense so thanks for this - really helped.
Great video and solid explanations. These plugins surprise me the more I learn about the "hidden features" they have. I do sometimes wish you spent more time on A/B comparisons though.
pure gold on a master bus ! TDR does it again, brilliant.
this one video made me second guess every mixing decision I've made in my life. :D
Excellent, well thought out presentation Brandon. Well done!
☕️thank you
Thanks Brandon really enjoyed this look at eq and loudness perception. Thanks, David
David Allen Hammond thank you!☕️
Super useful, thank you, Brandon!
Many of the higher quality stereos used to have a switch called "loudness" that was to be used at lower volumes. This kicked up the bass and treble and make them more audible
And over time people would engage the loudness, then turn up the volume, gradually accustoming audiences to enhanced bass and highs, which then became the norm, mixers started mixing to suit that expectation, rinse and repeat.
love your plugs!!
great work and really good prices too ;-)
Do we have to compensate with EL half of the value we change in SPL? Thanks
I recently bought the bundle mix and I have to catch up with many features. This helped me a lot to get further.
But tell me one thing, since I already had some of Fabfilters plugins, like the ProEQ and the ProC, I've been using them less often now because the TDR plugins sounds better.
He said something like, EQ is basically a volume control that targets specific frequencies, and that really clarified EQ for me.
Super helpful. Appreciated!
simple guy thank you☕️
What track plays at 7:55 ?
The Master Plan (Jungle Mix) by Inkswel & Man Made Mountain
How is it that I've been using these plugins longer than this video has been up and had no idea this was a feature?
O Site está fora do ar
What happened to Brandon?
I appreciate these tutorials...however (Dan's just as guilty :)
I VERY MUCH wish that I could turn the V/O off and just read text while I listen to what the software is doing - free of wild ducking and dreadful V/O sibilance constantly "swooping in and out of being In My Face", it ruins whatever changes to the sound are happening.
iow
_It's describing something while remaining more or less "in the way" to the person it's being described to - when you could simply get out of the way of it so I can better _get the idea_ of whatever you meant to be describing ;)_
Aphorism: ~SHOW, DON'T TELL~ (or in this case... please kindly hush tf up??)
Mmm That voice... Audio assault plugins?
Yes!
Let's Go Brandon
Guys, what happened? How come the site is down?
It's not down now
WTF, no Dan Worral??? This will not stand!!! You can't serve us caviar for so long and then switch to faux caviar. Bring Dan back!!!
Lol, we love Dan, but he's a busy man you know. It's just too much work. Brandon's a nice guy, too!
@@TokyoDawnRecords I'm sure Brandon is but Dan's a hard act to follow.
@@joelybarish4618 don't think for a moment that I didn't know how large the shoes I was asked to fill were. Dan's work inspired how I approach my own content, so it was kinda like being asked to fill in for your favorite guitarist on stage.
@@TheNoiseFloorav Well done sir, I'm certain DW approved of your production. I'll repeat myself, very well done. Regards.
@@TheSavage1969 Dan had a high workload at the time if I recall correctly, and I did discuss this with him while I was producing this video. Dan's an excellent guy.