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Thank you, I've bought a mixer (was told to buy a slightly better one than you need because your setup will expand) I'm utterly baffled by all the buttons and knobs and have been using a fraction of its potential and often have the mixer poised to throw out the window. Your tutorials are helping but I am finding it tough and watch them many times.

and no sample?

I just gotta say you should really have around 8 tracks for drums alone.

Wow thanks finally

I'm a 11 years late but idc. Thank you so much for this! I hope the world will be ready for the music I'm bringing to it!

thank you :)

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you can not even keep a free page open

where are you? please come back.your tutorials from 12 years ago are more effective compare to majority of 2024's tutorials!

Thank you sir. 💯🙏🏿

Would it be correct to say that when describing a wave curve in an XY graph, the sample rate is the amount of steps/second on the X axis and the bit depth is simply the amount of increments on the Y axis?

Best damn video on YT!!! Would BBE Sonic Maximizers, like reverb units plug to channel insert or aux?

I'm wondering if analog tape sound is about wow, flutter, hiss, and other, normally unwanted artifacts or does real tape simply impart a depth of image as well as soft edges that are more forgiving than digital to a performance.

Thanks dude! Great video. You're a natural teacher. Wicked cool accent. Fellow Canadian?

So helpful, thank you!

Wonderful

Thanks for sharing a good information brother

Excellent, thank you. The different sections of the Pultec have always been confusing before. Now it makes more sense!

Great channel, great contents. You rock my friend

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So how you get 5 gain reduction help me with the math 😮 from how i understand it lets say my threshold is set at 10db and my ratio is 3:1 you normally do the math by taking away 10 from 3 and adding back 1 and you get 8db is the correct method

And UA-cam what are you doing why did I get a Shopify ad

The last video here was 7 years ago that's wild what happened did y'all forget the password

Better to think of it as a internal fader that controls the output volume level, rather than just a gate that opens and closes. In fact it is a volume controller in digital form.

Ten years but still sends the message 😎

Best tutorial I have ever watched

ok so whats a knee radius

Nope. Still not going in. This is around my 50th video on this subject over 20 years.

Glad that I found this channel! Subscribed, Thanks Man for the effort and sharing Knowledge, amazing Videos. Keep going💪

Any idea how this differs to 'Auto gain', on Logic compressors?

Thank you

defiantly in my book marks .its amazing how fast you forget this stuff.

We're gonna tear it apart now 😁

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Short and concise. Thank you for explainig exactly what I was looking for.

So in a song with both electrified and acoustic guitar parts, the net effect would be the acoustic would be as loud and as defined as the electric portion? Also, personally, I wouldn't want to record anything that couldn't be reproduced live. A studio album with live support is one thing and you can do anything with it. Artists and bands who expect to tour their music should understand that audience got into their music based on the recording.

Cool. For the last year, I've been playing my music through a phone with the VLC app out to various speakers, namely 1 speaker portable ones. It's been difficult trying to get a balanced sound through the 10 frequency equalizer. With a song playing, I would dial it in, getting it to sound good. And when the next song plays, not so much. Auuggh! Okay then. So I've been trying to balance it out between all the songs, making sacrifices where I need to. I sought out a video like this to explain because I've noticed that the vocals on each song would come out stronger in different frequencies. Like 1k, 2k, or 4k. I think this was very reason I was struggling to get proper equalization across all songs. I also noticed the quality differencs, and started thinking about the history of recordings and the available frequencies. The one thing that I've been trying to edit out is the echo. 500 was the worst. Probably had a lot to do with the smaller speaker. The strategy then became, "fill the echo' in hopes of canceling it out. I never thought it would be this tough.

My head hurts. haha great tutorials!!

Love this!

Why use this instead of the regular equalizer?

It hurts to listen to how many false claims and misinformation you are giving on this video. Perhaps you’d should do more research to understand your material rather than repeating myths and misinformation

3:10 to remove high frequencies?

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11 years after posting, great information is provided. thanks for making this video!

Good job! This was very helpful.

Amazing video👏🏻

3:15 I'm sorry am I stupid or do you say that the keys are placed left and the brass is right and then show them being placed in the opposite directions?

@madesh2772. 3yr ago Just want to let you know t20hat your lessonstill rocks

This tutorial is amazing! Good job!!!!

At last, a UA-cam channel where the person doing the explaining/teaching has some pedagogy skills. Thank you for taking the time to explain things in a clear and concise manner, while also taking the time to preemptively answer many of the 'when, where, why' questions students may have have. Explaining such questions, before they are asked, is certainly a hallmark of great teaching --certainly a skill 95.5 of UA-cam channels lack.