Join My Free Discord Server: discord.gg/sBbsE6e Topics Covered/Time Stamps 0:00 - Intro 1:50 - Pure Sine Tone 2:05 - Even Harmonics (2nd order) 2:25 - Odd Harmonics (3rd Order) 2:45 - Even vs Odd 3:30 - Tube vs Tape - which type of saturation 4:30 - Non Linear Behaviour (Discussion) 5:25 - Non Linear Example 6:00 - Recap 6:30 - Ear Training Checklist (headphones, plugins, gain staging) 9:30 - Audio Example Drums with Saturation 10:38 - Warming Saturation 11:35 - Tape Saturation 11:55 - Marketing Myths. Don't be fooled by Tubes! 14:00 - Guitar Exampl 15:07 - Final Discussion
It's really amazing that this man is offering all this information and knowledge in such high quality videos - FOR FREE. We don't pay respects enough to people like you, the online music community wouldn't be the same without you! THANK YOU.
What I love about your tutorials is that unlike many other similar tutorial series, you don't say "Do this and that to make your mix sounds better" You explain "Do this and that, to understand the tools at your disposal, so you know how to make your mix sound better"
One thing that I realized more acutely after watching Adam Neelys latest video is how little vocabulary we have in English that just describes sound. Almost everything is actually a description of another sense
For example which words? I am not native english speaker. So i didn't even know that saturation was meaning something else. What's even more funny, that there is almost no tutorials in my language, so i don't even know, how would i say these words. We just use english terms. It sounds weird, but i got used to it
VERE well the word saturation for example usually has to do with having brighter colors. Music has taken this word and used it to mean something else. But really, any descriptive word in music has this problem. Punchy refers to impact but that comes from touch, warm is also based on touch. There are so many words like this. I have to say that I don't know whether other languages are different or whether this is a common problem
@@deltanebula8622 It's not a problem in other languages, bcs for saturation we have different word, so when you say saturation, it reffers to music saturation
As a genuine enthusiast, I feel the beauty of this channel and Michael's skill as a producer/engineer/teacher is that I can keep coming back to quality content and keep learning. I often refer back to many older videos for reset and recap. His professionalism, integrity and consistency is what is equally impressive. I have not found that content from much older videos is in any way contradictory - all the keys basics are the same. Superb channel, and head and shoulders about other similar content providers IMHO.
Your content is captivating, you explain everything really well. When I search for a tutorial or 'explained video' and I see that you have it covered, I automatically go for yours. Good job mate.
I seriously cannot thank you enough for making these, Michael. You are seriously my hero man you're so wise and full of encouraging, positive energy. God bless ya fam, forreal
I love your methodical and concise approach to all your videos. You always make such a fluent attempt at actually displaying what you’re doing. Keep up the amazing work! ❤️
Incredible-Thanks Michael. Very fascinating to hear how such a subtle amount of saturation can mean the world of a difference between a sound that has none. Very fascinating to learn that it’s not a “one-size fits all” with these saturation plug-ins, how every single one, and any plugin in general, can produce a different feel based off it’s hardware. Thanks for the tip about that subtle saturation on every sound in a mix, and by the end we have this fuller sounding thing-very cool. Thank you!
I remember watching this video a few years back. I'm rewatching it again today. Your videos are amazing because regardless of the level you're at, you'll always take away so much. This is hands down the best youtube channel on educating yourself in mixing, ever.
your channel, in a few years, will be the future free music school covering every single thing you can learn, and more. not that it isnt now hahaha you are doing the community a massive favor, thank you bro.
I've been following and watching both Michael and Paul Davids for the past year and a half, and suddenly today I find this comment! Both these channels have helped me an awful lot, thanks to both of you :)
Very good explanation of saturation. I usually use Kramer Tape Saturation on my master mix bus. It makes a subtle but noticeable difference in the final mix.
Damn this channel has to be the best resource for music production on the internet. I think I've learnt more from this channel than I have from every other recourse combined. Thanks so much for everything you do!
Never mind the complexity of technical terms this man brings. It does not make me panic or cringe. He has that skill of putting everything in perspective and let me go away with something with out making me feel stupid. I love it. Good for him(Even better for me :))
Literally today morning I was going through some free saturation plugins & was thinking how does it really works or what it does... So thanks for this video today ❤ from 🇮🇳
Michael, thanks for posting all the great tutorials. You have a gift, bro. Rarely do you make a beginner video where I feel like something material was omitted. Usually, I do not have to watch other peoples videos to clarify something you taught. You have profoundly shortened my learning curve for FL Studio. I live in Nashville, Tennessee, USA. I assume because you rock the union jack wall hanging that you are British. Thus, I wish you would review the SSL 2 usb audio interface. I would love to here a Brit discuss SSL. My engineering teacher, who is Russian, not British, devoted a lot of time to discussing how SSL engineers historically set the bar. Due to pandemic backorder at the time I purchased, I ended up ordering my SSL 2 from Liverpool. The 4000 E eq saturation emulation is remarkable to my ears, especially at the price point. Easiest way to get that kind of sound.
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A friend recommended me to use saturation to improve the quality of my mixes but didn't explained me how, but you did. Thank you!!
Love this, before the hollidays I was selected for a producer/artist school. This school just send me an e-mail with learning material INCLUDING THE LINK TO YOUR CHANNEL. which is kind of amazing to see :D
You're seriously amazing! Your tutorials are simply a treasure of information and I can't thank you enough for this quality of didactic and content. Sorry for saying this in almost every video, but man, ty a lot!
Great video. We need to keep in mind that saturation can reduce sharp transients; it has a compression effect. Higher levels can smoosh transients, which may or may not be the tone we are looking for.
Thank you kindly for you generous information. All your videos are jam packed with essential stuff for both new and experienced producers. I for one really appreciate your contribution to the creation and production of music.
Everytime I received a notification of your new video, I feel so much excited.. Thanks so much for helping me in my music production Journey... I've never trusted any other YT Channel like yours, you are good bro... RESPECT from Liberia.
Great video. You explained enough to give a useful background to what saturation is and what it does, without it being dry. The musical examples were also very useful, showing more upfront with the drums and more subtle with the guitar. I'm looking for saturation VSTs at the moment to introduce it into my music more - so absolutely relevant info - many thanks 👍😁
A nice idea is to sidechain your track to a separate mixer channel, go crazy with saturation and slowly blend in the signal. I know it sounds kinda useless, but it lets you apply effects *on* the saturation. For example an Eq can prevent it from getting too dirty, and a compressor will make it more consistent. Great video as always, Michael
@@prod.extelligence the steps I list below are what I do on FL studio but I think it's about the same in every daw 1. Assign your sound to a mixer track, let's call it track 1. 2. Select track 1, go to the arrow at the bottom of *another* mixer track (track 2 I guess), right click and hit "sidechain to this track" 3. (In FL studio you do this by fruity send) send the audio from track 1 to track 2. Now you have 2 identical sounds on 2 different tracks. Grab track 2's fader and pull it all the way down to -infinite 4. Apply a saturation plug in like softube saturation knob at the start of track 2's effects chain. You probably want to exaggerate here, as not all of this grit is going to be used afterwards. 5. So now you have the original sound on track 1 and a very dirtorted version on track 2. Track 2's fader is at - inf, time to change that. Start slightly pushing it up, thus adding more and more of this dirtorted volume. Once you are happy with the sound, leave the fader where it is. Keep in mind this increases the overall volume, so don't get fooled by making everything super loud. 6. Most fun part: the entire track 2's effects chain is empty, so you can add any effect there. The effect will only affect the distorted part of your sound, hence you actually get to shape this distortion any way you want. I hope this helped, have a great time producing!
@@rhydes_ wow! thank you so much for that elaborate explanation! i really appreciate it! i got it to work now :) but just to be sure, this is basically the same as duplicating the sound and putting the second version on another mixer track, right? i've done this with 808s where I cloned my 808, put it on another mixer track, distorted the shit out of it and then mixed the two versions together.
always find myself coming back to this channel when I need help with fundamentals. lol I think you had a video even describing how headphones produce sound. love it man. big love from Canada.
lol I don't know how you always manage to make your tutorial pure gold. It's like college courses. Sometimes I have the impression that I should have paid before watching them. better than some paid courses on the net at least, thanks for all
I love how excited you get about sharing things, you let alittle grin out when your about to share some awesome knowledge. just have to say thanks, I've been really trying to improve my mixing and mastering and Im amazed how much You've been able to teach me in pretty short time, thank you
Why when i downloaded SPAN it says that "it is in DEMO mode, ouput is muted periodically. Purchase this plugin to stop muting" Do you have it guys aswell? 11:16 No i don't hear it much, so i am glad that you say these things at least for me
At last, im at 2nd video before the first - for I have started watching the oldest video here just to get all the essentials - it's worth it!!! A HUGE THANKS MIKE!!! you really do know what you are saying - just tons of meat in your explanations...
Holy shit, that saturation on the guitar was a check mate. absolutely beautiful. i'll be implementing a lot more saturation in my tracks. Thank you bud.
As someone who always gravitates towards subs in my beats as opposed to common 808s, this was extremely helpful🙏 I always get frustrated when my bass is non-existent through cheaper speakers.
Just want to say that this is answering a loooooooot of questions and I am also so grateful that you use FL Studio with these examples (Even though you teach it to where it can translate to others). So thank you dude. I am actually about to watch your ear training video and I had a question to ask that popped in my head. Around @13:47 you talked about adding "A little bit of Saturation" and then discussed doing that to every track to get an "Overall" result. The question is : Would you have the same result adding "a little saturation" to the Mixer channel (Which covers all signals as well) or do you think it helps doing saturation to all individual tracks?
This guy is an excellent YT teacher. So easy to follow..... until an obnoxious ad pops on omg. The ads are extra obnoxious when youre watching his tutorial
This is such an informative. I’m experimenting with saturation plugins right now, but I’m curious about the chain order. Is it conventional to saturate before making a couple of cuts with EQ?
How to record electric guitar like the example in this video would be really helpful. Lovely tone. Your other recent videos are only on acoustic guitar
Just when I needed it the most. I'm making a future bass track and the chords were missing something and not sounding the way that I wanted to like my inspirations. Thank You so much
it was third day i was watching In The Mix channel and didn't heard almost any difference in sounds he was talking about. You'll say it's cause my ears are not trained, maybe that i'm deaf and maybe the music is not my thing. Maybe you right. But i'm so fascinated by the idea that i'm trying to learn from a crazy man who hearing things, that i want to learn from him even more
Do you have or will u do more of these explanation videos bro? I love them. I also was wondering if u could do more plugin master classes, like u did with reverb eq and compression. Thank you for this channel.
Join My Free Discord Server: discord.gg/sBbsE6e
Topics Covered/Time Stamps
0:00 - Intro
1:50 - Pure Sine Tone
2:05 - Even Harmonics (2nd order)
2:25 - Odd Harmonics (3rd Order)
2:45 - Even vs Odd
3:30 - Tube vs Tape - which type of saturation
4:30 - Non Linear Behaviour (Discussion)
5:25 - Non Linear Example
6:00 - Recap
6:30 - Ear Training Checklist (headphones, plugins, gain staging)
9:30 - Audio Example Drums with Saturation
10:38 - Warming Saturation
11:35 - Tape Saturation
11:55 - Marketing Myths. Don't be fooled by Tubes!
14:00 - Guitar Exampl
15:07 - Final Discussion
Should do an old studio tour with an old-head that did everything in analogue.
Thank you so much you ckarified any misconception
Have you done audio engineering??
@@bobby3eb I wish I could
@@arpantoppo3266 Yes
It's really amazing that this man is offering all this information and knowledge in such high quality videos - FOR FREE. We don't pay respects enough to people like you, the online music community wouldn't be the same without you! THANK YOU.
Beutax I appreciate the kind words, thank you so much :)
We can always donate :)) or purchase his products.
Couldn‘t agree more!
You were predestined to be different(Romans 8:29), he who has an ear to hear, let him hear(Mark 4:9).
HALLELUYAH!(PRAISE YE YAH!)
thats the same thing I was thinking the whole video. its amazing
I really like how Michael says "T H I C C". It's so nice how he says it 1:18
The way he said thic was also thic
@@harshilparmar877 ikr. That's why its so good
also 0:56
@@alisachu.mp3 Thicc, Silky, Creamie, Smooth...
Yum lol
that’s a body type / body positive term but ok lol
What I love about your tutorials is that unlike many other similar tutorial series, you don't say "Do this and that to make your mix sounds better"
You explain "Do this and that, to understand the tools at your disposal, so you know how to make your mix sound better"
One thing that I realized more acutely after watching Adam Neelys latest video is how little vocabulary we have in English that just describes sound. Almost everything is actually a description of another sense
You’re absolutely right. I’ve tried to find better ways to put these ideas across but everything is just too abstract!
For example which words? I am not native english speaker. So i didn't even know that saturation was meaning something else. What's even more funny, that there is almost no tutorials in my language, so i don't even know, how would i say these words. We just use english terms. It sounds weird, but i got used to it
VERE well the word saturation for example usually has to do with having brighter colors. Music has taken this word and used it to mean something else. But really, any descriptive word in music has this problem. Punchy refers to impact but that comes from touch, warm is also based on touch. There are so many words like this. I have to say that I don't know whether other languages are different or whether this is a common problem
@@deltanebula8622 It's not a problem in other languages, bcs for saturation we have different word, so when you say saturation, it reffers to music saturation
cant believe this video is 4 years old....big thank you watching this from kenya
As a genuine enthusiast, I feel the beauty of this channel and Michael's skill as a producer/engineer/teacher is that I can keep coming back to quality content and keep learning. I often refer back to many older videos for reset and recap. His professionalism, integrity and consistency is what is equally impressive. I have not found that content from much older videos is in any way contradictory - all the keys basics are the same. Superb channel, and head and shoulders about other similar content providers IMHO.
Your comment is not only astute, but 100% accurate.👍⭐️
Wow. The saturation really "excited" that beat. It really "transformed" the vibe!
Get out. Hahaha
Worst thing I have ever read
No matter how many times we thank you, it will never be enough. You are doing a lot for the community.
More power to you Sir. Salute
Your content is captivating, you explain everything really well. When I search for a tutorial or 'explained video' and I see that you have it covered, I automatically go for yours. Good job mate.
Thanks for this - really helpful introduction to saturation!
Thanks Curtis!
I seriously cannot thank you enough for making these, Michael. You are seriously my hero man you're so wise and full of encouraging, positive energy. God bless ya fam, forreal
I love your methodical and concise approach to all your videos. You always make such a fluent attempt at actually displaying what you’re doing. Keep up the amazing work! ❤️
I just went on to youtube to search up videos about different effects including distortion and saturation and this was on my front page. Perfect
Incredible-Thanks Michael. Very fascinating to hear how such a subtle amount of saturation can mean the world of a difference between a sound that has none. Very fascinating to learn that it’s not a “one-size fits all” with these saturation plug-ins, how every single one, and any plugin in general, can produce a different feel based off it’s hardware. Thanks for the tip about that subtle saturation on every sound in a mix, and by the end we have this fuller sounding thing-very cool. Thank you!
Thank you for everything bro, and to the person reading this, I hope you have a nice day :)
I had. Thanks. Jumped naked with my girlfriend in the waves of the sea with our 3 kids play at the beach. 😁
@@jellewierda3828 You shouldn't be naked with 3 kids
THANK YOU BROTHER! I knew about this but never added it to my mixes,. thanks again for the break down.
wildly underrated, the way u explain it so calmly and precisely like how do u not stutter? the amount of info in this one video is astounding
I remember watching this video a few years back. I'm rewatching it again today. Your videos are amazing because regardless of the level you're at, you'll always take away so much. This is hands down the best youtube channel on educating yourself in mixing, ever.
your channel, in a few years, will be the future free music school covering every single thing you can learn, and more. not that it isnt now hahaha you are doing the community a massive favor, thank you bro.
This guy is like the Paul Davids of music production
This is the best compliment I could get!
💯
@@inthemix i'd say you are the adam neely of music production :)
Thank god people are not saying that ur Davie504 of music production😂 OMG!
I've been following and watching both Michael and Paul Davids for the past year and a half, and suddenly today I find this comment!
Both these channels have helped me an awful lot, thanks to both of you :)
Very good explanation of saturation. I usually use Kramer Tape Saturation on my master mix bus. It makes a subtle but noticeable difference in the final mix.
I usually don't say things like these, but you sir, are extraordinarily humble.
You’re so humble, I really appreciate the videos you make for us, man. Thank you!
Damn this channel has to be the best resource for music production on the internet. I think I've learnt more from this channel than I have from every other recourse combined. Thanks so much for everything you do!
Same here
More tutorials Yayyyy!!!
Thank you mentor
I'm 13
From Zimbabwe
Never mind the complexity of technical terms this man brings. It does not make me panic or cringe. He has that skill of putting everything in perspective and let me go away with something with out making me feel stupid. I love it. Good for him(Even better for me :))
I really appreciate the ear training cues! I feel like it really helps me hear what you are talking about.
bro your lessons are insane!
I love the "in the box" workflow. But I love the sound of analog saturation!
wow it's actually sound more lofi with saturation. Thank you Michael for explaining this.
Literally today morning I was going through some free saturation plugins & was thinking how does it really works or what it does... So thanks for this video today ❤ from 🇮🇳
same
@Sahil Makhare Thanks 😊❤
Michael, thanks for posting all the great tutorials. You have a gift, bro. Rarely do you make a beginner video where I feel like something material was omitted. Usually, I do not have to watch other peoples videos to clarify something you taught. You have profoundly shortened my learning curve for FL Studio. I live in Nashville, Tennessee, USA. I assume because you rock the union jack wall hanging that you are British. Thus, I wish you would review the SSL 2 usb audio interface. I would love to here a Brit discuss SSL. My engineering teacher, who is Russian, not British, devoted a lot of time to discussing how SSL engineers historically set the bar. Due to pandemic backorder at the time I purchased, I ended up ordering my SSL 2 from Liverpool. The 4000 E eq saturation emulation is remarkable to my ears, especially at the price point. Easiest way to get that kind of sound.
A friend recommended me to use saturation to improve the quality of my mixes but didn't explained me how, but you did. Thank you!!
Love this, before the hollidays I was selected for a producer/artist school. This school just send me an e-mail with learning material INCLUDING THE LINK TO YOUR CHANNEL.
which is kind of amazing to see :D
Wow that’s incredible, may I ask which school it is?
@@inthemix judging by the OPs last name, my guess is Herman Brood Academy in Utrecht or the Rockacademie in Tilburg, both in the Netherlands
ROC amsterdam
i've asked a few things about how I could learn a bit quicker and they replied with your channel :)
Loving these more technical oriented tutorials!
You're seriously amazing! Your tutorials are simply a treasure of information and I can't thank you enough for this quality of didactic and content. Sorry for saying this in almost every video, but man, ty a lot!
Great video. We need to keep in mind that saturation can reduce sharp transients; it has a compression effect. Higher levels can smoosh transients, which may or may not be the tone we are looking for.
ISTG half of the stuff I know about advanced production is thanks to this guy
Hope everyone reading this reaches their dreams❤ I think all of us are going for the same dream haha, just keep grinding homies
YEAH, YOU TOO
thanks you too :)
thanks fam same to you
Of course man,you keep grinding too😇
Thank you
Thank you kindly for you generous information. All your videos are jam packed with essential stuff for both new and experienced producers. I for one really appreciate your contribution to the creation and production of music.
From now on.. I hail you Prof!!!! Excellent exposition... First class video
Really appreciate the eartraining and detailed explanations. I teach myself and i often miss "musical" terms for problems with my mixes. This helps!
Everytime I received a notification of your new video, I feel so much excited.. Thanks so much for helping me in my music production Journey... I've never trusted any other YT Channel like yours, you are good bro... RESPECT from Liberia.
Discovering your channel was the best thing I ever did in my mixing career
Great video. You explained enough to give a useful background to what saturation is and what it does, without it being dry.
The musical examples were also very useful, showing more upfront with the drums and more subtle with the guitar.
I'm looking for saturation VSTs at the moment to introduce it into my music more - so absolutely relevant info - many thanks 👍😁
A nice idea is to sidechain your track to a separate mixer channel, go crazy with saturation and slowly blend in the signal. I know it sounds kinda useless, but it lets you apply effects *on* the saturation. For example an Eq can prevent it from getting too dirty, and a compressor will make it more consistent. Great video as always, Michael
hold up. can you explain the setup in a little more detail? I just tried to do this but I didn't get it to work.
@@prod.extelligence the steps I list below are what I do on FL studio but I think it's about the same in every daw
1. Assign your sound to a mixer track, let's call it track 1.
2. Select track 1, go to the arrow at the bottom of *another* mixer track (track 2 I guess), right click and hit "sidechain to this track"
3. (In FL studio you do this by fruity send) send the audio from track 1 to track 2. Now you have 2 identical sounds on 2 different tracks. Grab track 2's fader and pull it all the way down to -infinite
4. Apply a saturation plug in like softube saturation knob at the start of track 2's effects chain. You probably want to exaggerate here, as not all of this grit is going to be used afterwards.
5. So now you have the original sound on track 1 and a very dirtorted version on track 2. Track 2's fader is at - inf, time to change that. Start slightly pushing it up, thus adding more and more of this dirtorted volume. Once you are happy with the sound, leave the fader where it is. Keep in mind this increases the overall volume, so don't get fooled by making everything super loud.
6. Most fun part: the entire track 2's effects chain is empty, so you can add any effect there. The effect will only affect the distorted part of your sound, hence you actually get to shape this distortion any way you want.
I hope this helped, have a great time producing!
@@rhydes_ wow! thank you so much for that elaborate explanation! i really appreciate it! i got it to work now :) but just to be sure, this is basically the same as duplicating the sound and putting the second version on another mixer track, right? i've done this with 808s where I cloned my 808, put it on another mixer track, distorted the shit out of it and then mixed the two versions together.
@@prod.extelligence yes, exactly!
always find myself coming back to this channel when I need help with fundamentals. lol I think you had a video even describing how headphones produce sound. love it man. big love from Canada.
Great content mate. You're a true mentor.
Yesterday i was reading about seturation on Google but didn't understood properly and today i got lecture from You. Wow..
Thank you Michael.
Thank you so so very much for explaining Saturation to me. Now I have so much clarity on this subject....
THANK YOU! I had no idea what saturation even was, it was just something I heard a lot about. Your videos are great!
This was gold. Thank you very much.
The best video on saturation in the whole of TH-cam.
You are truely the best, thanks for your videos. Excellent clarity, organization, and completeness on all the topics you discuss.
lol I don't know how you always manage to make your tutorial pure gold. It's like college courses. Sometimes I have the impression that I should have paid before watching them. better than some paid courses on the net at least, thanks for all
I love how excited you get about sharing things, you let alittle grin out when your about to share some awesome knowledge. just have to say thanks, I've been really trying to improve my mixing and mastering and Im amazed how much You've been able to teach me in pretty short time, thank you
That kind of tutorials is what we need to start on music production.
Thanks a lot.
your vids are awesome. tyvm
I so wanted to learn about Saturation. Thank you so much for this. Namaste 💜
We can't be more proud to have you in our world
Why when i downloaded SPAN it says that "it is in DEMO mode, ouput is muted periodically. Purchase this plugin to stop muting" Do you have it guys aswell?
11:16 No i don't hear it much, so i am glad that you say these things at least for me
Thank you Optimus for making a big difference.
SPAN is low key the best visual Vst out there...saved me couple times. Thx for a great video again.
I learned so much after watching you for about a year
Thanks for the knowledge, I've been sleeping on Saturators for a while.
At last, im at 2nd video before the first - for I have started watching the oldest video here just to get all the essentials - it's worth it!!! A HUGE THANKS MIKE!!! you really do know what you are saying - just tons of meat in your explanations...
Holy shit, that saturation on the guitar was a check mate. absolutely beautiful. i'll be implementing a lot more saturation in my tracks. Thank you bud.
Words can't be enough to thank you sir.
Thank you sir for such a great tutorial and taking the time for those of us who aren’t quite so experienced. Extremely helpful.
Good one again. Saturation changed a lot for me. Specially for electronic music.
Forever grateful for sharing this knowledge to the world
wow bro you AMAZING! you are first person who explain well this
As someone who always gravitates towards subs in my beats as opposed to common 808s, this was extremely helpful🙏 I always get frustrated when my bass is non-existent through cheaper speakers.
Ong but b so tuff in the car
I can't believe this guy gives out so much of useful information for free. Sending loads of gratitude and love from India 🙏❤️.
THANKS A MILLION TIMES! no words left
38th...thanks btw I was waiting for a saturation video from this channel, one of the best channels on music production
Just want to say that this is answering a loooooooot of questions and I am also so grateful that you use FL Studio with these examples (Even though you teach it to where it can translate to others). So thank you dude. I am actually about to watch your ear training video and I had a question to ask that popped in my head. Around @13:47 you talked about adding "A little bit of Saturation" and then discussed doing that to every track to get an "Overall" result. The question is : Would you have the same result adding "a little saturation" to the Mixer channel (Which covers all signals as well) or do you think it helps doing saturation to all individual tracks?
This guy is an excellent YT teacher. So easy to follow..... until an obnoxious ad pops on omg. The ads are extra obnoxious when youre watching his tutorial
Man so many things I didn't know. Have watched a bunch of your vids and now you have a subscriber :)
Nice Explanation Here 👍🏻
I just wanted you to know you're helping a lot brother, thank you very much for your effort. Cheers form Turkey
This is such an informative. I’m experimenting with saturation plugins right now, but I’m curious about the chain order. Is it conventional to saturate before making a couple of cuts with EQ?
I'd say after eq, especially if you do substractive eq
In The Mix Guy, Great stuff you're sharing with the world!
Love this channel. First class education - for free!! Thank you so much Michael.
Michael, you simply are amazing, keep putting out this high quality content, thank you :]
I truly appreciate the high quality content of your channel. I always learn valuable information from you. Keep on the great work!
You're a legend bro, THANK YOU for these videos!!
How to record electric guitar like the example in this video would be really helpful. Lovely tone. Your other recent videos are only on acoustic guitar
Working on it :)
greatest explanation about saturation! thank you !
Very clear, thank you. My life has changed now I have an evo4 and can hear all the differences that were missing from the default audio out on the PC.
That’s so great to hear, I don’t personally use the Evo line but I’m glad it works for you :)
ive watched this about 20 times going on thirty! thank you morty!
Really helpful video. Just wanted to know about the 2nd and 3rd order of harmonics.
You are a good teacher. Well done!
Just when I needed it the most. I'm making a future bass track and the chords were missing something and not sounding the way that I wanted to like my inspirations. Thank You so much
it was third day i was watching In The Mix channel and didn't heard almost any difference in sounds he was talking about. You'll say it's cause my ears are not trained, maybe that i'm deaf and maybe the music is not my thing. Maybe you right. But i'm so fascinated by the idea that i'm trying to learn from a crazy man who hearing things, that i want to learn from him even more
Do you have or will u do more of these explanation videos bro? I love them. I also was wondering if u could do more plugin master classes, like u did with reverb eq and compression. Thank you for this channel.
Who else says He/She is a student of In The Mix University? Michael you are the best.
Getting addicted to this guy content! hope some day I master all of this!
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