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Really pro this guy has solved the whole problem of RUclipsr producers who teach mixing and mastering this is what I also experienced and learned in 13 years production and I use this teqnique and ❤🎉 always works for me

This is gold..A great guide about how to really use a reference track and plus. Thanks so much :D

Oeksound really good plugins wouldn’t pay £129.00 tho

That’s great, but can you show me how to do all this with the plugins that are already in Ableton?

My main problem is that, i can create a sick ass drop, loving it. But then i struggle having ideas when making the breakdowns, builds and stuff like that, getting out of the drop basically. So all the time i find myself with 300 projects with just a drop. And dont get me wrong, i already have a song on all streaming platforms and 6 IDs already 99% completed in structure, but thos took me the longet to do. Thank you!

Get another plug-in! Why don’t we ask why the native effects in Ableton suck?

Thanks.

great tutorial man! Helps a lot as always :)

Dunno about the Haas effect it will make everything sound horrible in mono, i only ever use it on SFX sounds that are not super important in the mix but never on hi hats, i prefer other stereo enhancement methods over the Haas effect on hi hats. Another thing that i like to do is check if it sounds better with an inverted phase on layered similar sounds.

Very informative, drums are one of my biggest challenges. I am still fairly new to Music Production and I find myself struggling with drums. I always feel like I'm missing something.

This video came up on autoplay and I would never have watched it as I write neoclassical and folk music. I'm glad I did though! These techniques are applicable to just about any musical style and explained very clearly. Cute little catchy melody too! 🙏

instructions for dummies?

go ahead

M8, a channel for beginners n intermediates and u bust out spiff…

dimension expanders are very useful as well. also, for wider sounding hats you use the same sample on the left and right side as well as down the middle. you just drop the samples on the sides by a few semitones . this way you still have a similar sounding hat and its easier to mix, imo.

got £129 spare mate

The stomp thing you were talking about is basically a timpani.

This is a very informative tutorial, but spending $149 on a plugin isn't always an option. Are there alternative methods for handling transients to get similar results?

Ameeeeeen ❤🎉

What software are you working in to put this all together? I'm new to writing music, so I'm worried about sinking a ton of time into learning one software just for it to end up being a "bad" program.

very very nice and good tips! thanks to exist! Love your chanel

Another awesome video 😄

Brilliant! Thank you.

Put NY compression on a return channel and dial in for extra weight. Maybe a future video/short for you Will.

You definitely don't need Spiff, but it is really good on a drum bus to increase bump and snap, quickly. Just saying - you don't need to spend a lot of money on plugins to get huge drums. Oeksound is a solid plugin company, but price wise - eh, watch out for a sale.

Can you give a tutorial on how to mix clean guitars or cool reverb tricks with distorted synths?

I am just about starting my journey and working on my first ever track and find your content very helpful

Got questions or suggestions for future videos? Drop them in the comments below! 🎧👊

Lol

wtf does the ozone do?

Easily the best video I’ve seen in this topic. Thanks ❤

Thanks for this great collection of chord tricks! Really helps me to think 'out of the box' of diatonic chords.

What software did you use to download the reference track off of Spotify with...you said it so fast I didn't catch what you said..

Thank for sharing knowledge 🙏❤️❤️❤️

That 303 slaps pal.

Holy Hell Yeah Brother

HELL YEAH! those chords are niiiiiice!

What is this track..?

YOU JUSS TAUGHT ME SOOO MUCH, much is obliged

Amazing tips, very helpfull, thank you! Impossible to download the mixing guide, is that normal?

Spanish?

Thanks man

Not deadmau5 thats tiesto lol

this is 🔥🔥🔥

Is the reverb and compressor on the dry vocal track as well? Or what track is it on

It's not a remix, it's a decent generic techno track with a vocal sample. If you pulled in the original melody, and turned that into something more dark and techno, that would be something.

hi will, the download of samples doesnt work. what can i do

Sure. Finish it. The final on this clip sounds better then the earlier bits. The beats good.

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Not a Marshmellow fan by any means.. But seeing how you would do a remix of a track makes a ton of sense! This video was absolutely helpful as I am working on taking a pop song and gonna jive it into EDM! Your website needs editing. A lot of code error on the body throughout your website. Also your Speed Sheet link is broken as well.