The DAW I use is Studio One 3, which I've found to be far more intuitive and quick than all the others, and kinda has a good balance of all the things the others have combined - the one's i've worked with in the past, anyway.
wow this is a great walkthrough - thanks for outlining! I feel I understand the basics and concepts of mixing and recording but 1) am limited by what I'm able to achieve realistically with what I've got (though I make the best of it) and 2) I'm just not that great at it, lol!! At this point I'm happy to have engineers and producers do the heavy lifting ;)
Regardless, always interested in learning new little tips and tricks like this. Looking forward to seeing some more!
Y'know, it's taken the best part of 15 years to get to where I am and I'm awful compared to the real producers you hear out there. Even for me, I prefer to give the heavy lifting to them if the money permits it! For the most part I just work with my passion for free though heh.
I found this to be a very interesting and insightful post! I love music but have never had a musical bone in my body(other than whistling, I'm a mean whistler) having you explain exactly what you did and hearing the changes was very cool! Keep up the good work!
@mobbs Looks like you are a great musician, not easy to run an activity as a musician, especially if you will make a music or song at a later time. Cheers for you :)
I always wondered why at live concerts sometimes the artist never sounds as great as the record. I honestly never knew the amount of effort that goes into adjusting such small details to get the perfect sound.
Thank you for the insight:)
Yeah there are famously some 'musicians' out there who cannot sing at all, it's kinda shocking when you hear the truth! That's where we pros come in =P
Oh My God. how you did that man? I have listen all part you fix it very excellent. At the ending part my breath absolutely calm down and flying slow motion. I am very sure you can make every one to be pro... very perfect finishing. Good job Master. Have fun.
yup, you will bro. you are brilliant for that. trust me. I love the music from all of music style but I always big appreciate for man behind them. This is not only about the perfect result that you have done, but when you flyed that voice on the center ocean you are really passed all the emotion ever, including my emotion. AMAZING. (sorry my English not very well, i not used the translator machine).
You did a very nice job with the poor recording and yes, one can hear the potential for sure ;)
I'm a musician myself but never bothered to pick up the skill of recording, mixing and so on as I was always spoiled with bandmates that were willing and able to do that much better than me and didn't mind bearing with ignorant and badly articulated feedback from me while peeking over their shoulder with a beer in hand.
Well, that's a risky position to try and occupy as if the person at the workstation trying to decipher your ignorant input is not already quite fond of you, it would be very easy for them to lose patience with you. Especially when you also tend to have pretty radical suggestions that you struggle to articulate properly on top it all :P
Really ice result, but can you please teel me with which programs you work?
The DAW I use is Studio One 3, which I've found to be far more intuitive and quick than all the others, and kinda has a good balance of all the things the others have combined - the one's i've worked with in the past, anyway.
wow this is a great walkthrough - thanks for outlining! I feel I understand the basics and concepts of mixing and recording but 1) am limited by what I'm able to achieve realistically with what I've got (though I make the best of it) and 2) I'm just not that great at it, lol!! At this point I'm happy to have engineers and producers do the heavy lifting ;)
Regardless, always interested in learning new little tips and tricks like this. Looking forward to seeing some more!
Y'know, it's taken the best part of 15 years to get to where I am and I'm awful compared to the real producers you hear out there. Even for me, I prefer to give the heavy lifting to them if the money permits it! For the most part I just work with my passion for free though heh.
Thanks for reading!
That’s amazing, What a gift – thank you.
I found this to be a very interesting and insightful post! I love music but have never had a musical bone in my body(other than whistling, I'm a mean whistler) having you explain exactly what you did and hearing the changes was very cool! Keep up the good work!
Hey don't dis whistling, the best music comes from a random whistle here and there. How else can one get such fine melodies??
Very true! I shouldn't knock whistling, nothing like walking into a room and realizing it has great whistling acoustics.
@mobbs Looks like you are a great musician, not easy to run an activity as a musician, especially if you will make a music or song at a later time. Cheers for you :)
Well, 'great' is subjective, but thanks!
Wow! This is really too technical for me...
I trust you must be a good musician.
Good enough I hope!
Yes
I always wondered why at live concerts sometimes the artist never sounds as great as the record. I honestly never knew the amount of effort that goes into adjusting such small details to get the perfect sound.
Thank you for the insight:)
Yeah there are famously some 'musicians' out there who cannot sing at all, it's kinda shocking when you hear the truth! That's where we pros come in =P
NICE PRESENTATION!!
Oh My God. how you did that man? I have listen all part you fix it very excellent. At the ending part my breath absolutely calm down and flying slow motion. I am very sure you can make every one to be pro... very perfect finishing. Good job Master. Have fun.
Instructions are right there =P
Glad you liked it! Thinking of doing more posts like this!
yup, you will bro. you are brilliant for that. trust me. I love the music from all of music style but I always big appreciate for man behind them. This is not only about the perfect result that you have done, but when you flyed that voice on the center ocean you are really passed all the emotion ever, including my emotion. AMAZING. (sorry my English not very well, i not used the translator machine).
I hope one day, you could fix my singing too cuz I'm an awful singer now if that's fine for u 🙂 lolol.
You send me, I fix it! Just like this one =D
You did a very nice job with the poor recording and yes, one can hear the potential for sure ;)
I'm a musician myself but never bothered to pick up the skill of recording, mixing and so on as I was always spoiled with bandmates that were willing and able to do that much better than me and didn't mind bearing with ignorant and badly articulated feedback from me while peeking over their shoulder with a beer in hand.
Haha, that's the best position to be in any social scenario, if you ask me =P
Well, that's a risky position to try and occupy as if the person at the workstation trying to decipher your ignorant input is not already quite fond of you, it would be very easy for them to lose patience with you. Especially when you also tend to have pretty radical suggestions that you struggle to articulate properly on top it all :P
So yeah, good times :D