Make Heavy Guitars sound larger than LIFE: Mixing Techniques - Sara Carter and Jordan Valeriote
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Yes, Sara Rocks
Always great to see Sara on here!
Thanks for showcasing Sara again
Sara's delivery is always superb
Joining in on the Sara Love Fest!
Thanks Warren for showcasing Sara again!
Agree
Me too@@metalman3227
Thanks!@@metalman3227
You're very welcome
Good taste@@timbrown7652
Sara is truly amazing. Every time I watch one of her videos or courses or get in touch with her for using her mastering or mixing services, I learn something new that helps me improve. So awesome!
We are HUGE fans of Sara's! She's hugely talented and an amazing member of the community who gives back time and time again!
Yeah, wears funny is I have that plugin and have owned it for years now(10 plus I think), and I never use it! Ever! But this might give me a me a new idea to use it. Cause I for sure use preamps, compressors and eq, as tonal color all the time! 3a lives on guitars and bass buss! It's perfect for bass, sometimes guitars can go 76, or 2a depending. I personally would first tried api for those guitars. But don't have much experience with trident tbh. Only 1 session. Great to learn that and have it the playbook, as I'm sick of the big 3. Missed MCI consoles too! They don't get talked about enough. I always got great sounds outta them.
Great tips as always!!! Thank you and happy new year!!!
Thanks ever so much! Glad you enjoyed this
Sarah Carter is really good I like her tutorials.
Agreed! Superb talent!
Wow, beautiful guitar tone
Thanks Rick! Glad you enjoyed it
I got a question: Especially guitar track "left3" all the low end is still there. Assuming there will be a bass guitar in the track later, shouldn't it be eq'd first? Before putting so much effort in the overall blending of the guitars? Thanks for another great video, learned a lot again!
But where was there so much effort? All she did was use a tape emulator, then she went right to a mb compressor to minimize the lows, which she explicitly acknowledged needed to be minimized to prevent the guitars from sounding too muddy/chunky.
Here's something people might want to try - Waves Silk on the raw DI tracks. It worked to improve the clarity for me, I put it at the start of the chain before going into the amp sim or anything else. Worth playing around with anyway. 🙂
I never thought of that. Awesome idea!
@@timothythomasmusic777 It's worth trying. I have a riff that uses both the open E and the open A and it just sounded a bit muddy because of the ringing of the open E when I hit the B followed by the open A, and Silk cleaned it up nicely.
Marvellous! Bryan Carlstrom would process the DI back in the late '90s to go into AmpFarm! I've borrowed that technique from him many times, it's a smart thing to do! Check out Americana by The Offering, that's AmpFarm guitars blended with real amps!
@@Producelikeapro Thanks, will do! 🙂👍
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Thanks Sara for the great info, we love your channel
You are correct...very correct
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Sarah Carter is the real deal. I purchased her understanding audio mixing course catalog as she takes you from A to Z from understanding EQ, Compression, Delays and etc. She even provides reference guides for each, so you can wrap your head around it and if you need to recall something while doing a mix. Her approach is very easy to understand and simply connects. I have not finished all of the modules as it is over 20 hours, but it is a great visual/hands-on compliment to Warren's book covering these topics, because you get a chance to touch it. I am a hands on learner so that is how I comprehend best. Sarah and Joe are two of my favorite mentors in the academy! 😊
Thanks ever so much for the great comment!
Thanks very much folks that was real interesting and a big thanks to the PLAP crew
Thanks ever so much Joey!
@@Producelikeapro Sarah rocks big time. Down to earth and straight to the point. A great mentor indeed!!!!
Yes, agreed 100%!@@Joey-rp5vg
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Marvellous!
Thanks for sharing. Jordan's one of the best out there!
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Hi Sara. Nice to see ya, again. Happy New Year. Keep it up in '24
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With the guitar modellers/profilers today. Which of these do you figure are capable of being used for recording. From Mixing and Mastering. Final product.
It's all in the hands of the user! People made albums with Amp Farm in the late '90s that sold huge amounts!
Sara is amazing, her tutorials are superb
Yes, they are!
Thanks Sara and Jordan. 😊
Thanks ever so much!
Great channel!!!!!! Keep at it!!!
Thanks so much!!
I want to love the softube tape but find it to be so barely perceptible. My go to is usually IK Multimedia, which is absolutely brilliant but often a bit heavyhanded.
Btw- You consistently put out the best content for our community. Very happy to be apart of the academy. Love yall!
Ps: will I be able to download these?
Thanks ever so much for your great comment! I really appreciate it
Sara Carter reminds me of Sylvia Massey. They are both these incredibly soft spoken and intelligent individuals with such a calm demeanor. Then they produce loud, bad ass albums.
What’s the name of the band/track Jordan was working on?
The secret of a great thick guitar tone is the bass guitar tone
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Is the Jordan's course not available anymore?
Jordan has tons of great courses on his channel!
I personally have trouble hearing the differences. Maybe its my headphones. I've been using the same Sennheiser hd 280 for over a decade now for all my work and video consumption. A lot of these audio production videos feel like there isn't anything these expensive plug ins are contributing to the over all sound. Part of me wishes to hear the extreme side of what these plugins are doing before dialling it to taste. It's all digital. You won't break anything, with a limiter on the master bus to protect your speakers, headphones, hearing. Some of the mixing ABing is so subtle that it's hard to justify the time and money spent on any of it. I'm sure a lot of viewers watch for not only knowledge and techniques but also their next purchase. Some have to save their money and only buy a few new items a year.
I know theres more to the guitar sounds than just those plugins. Good tone starts at the source. I haven't had a lot of opportunity to control the source. Often I'm left with live recordings where the most I can hope for is a clean recording with minimal issues. I don't get to mic up cabinets, tune drums, pic the mics, choose pedal selection or keyboard patches. Sometimes I get vocal effects baked in to the recording.
I've learned a lot from youtube in the last decade. I've also seen countless videos that didn't teach me anything new or usable.
Thanks for your comment! I do hear the differences, often of course things are subtle and other times they are not! One would hope that we get to mix music that has great intention behind it, music that the producer, engineer, musicians etc (often the same person!) has made choices so that parts work well together! In those instances Mixing could and should be fairly straightforward, at least to someone who can hear and make the necessary adjustments. Many thanks
Lots of plectrum scratching in Sarahs guitars. I'm guessing she hit that next.
would have been helpful to hear the fullmix for context before digging in. tweaking a gat in solo is a dangerous place to start.
Led Zep 1 you perceive Page to have heavy sonics but his telecaster is not sonically heavy, nor is it layered because they didn't have endless tracks (luxury or burden?) maybe heavyness or large is in the song writing or attitude and not bad stodgy electric guitar layered tracks. Maybe you get into a chase your tail because digital is still inferior to high end tape multitrack but you have no choice because real tape is now luxury.. It's like powers that be forcing digital on everybody and everything.. Cars. Cash etc... Where's the next Kurt Cobain? No takers? Just complacency then and the Foos?... 😢
cool story bro
As a mixing engineer I would not accept that many guitar tracks. Creating the guitar sound out of three different tracks would make me a kind of producer, which is not what I get paid for. I ask for one track left and one track right along with a clean D.I. track. Everything else the band or the producer has to sort.
It is called "produce" like a pro ?
I use three tracks just for bass guitar
It’s a guitar driven rock song. It is completely natural that there would be that many guitar tracks to work with.
Just because you get sent lots of guitar tracks, doesn’t mean you have to use them all! It’s good to have options.
You're not gonna get to mix a lot of metal then if three gtr tracks scare you
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Although that of course is a comment haha
this video proves, a good sound of guitar ISN´T a good guitar play....