This video was fun to watch and very good tutorial. There are lots of funny jokes in this video, so this video is a fun to learn video. the video talks about mixing, mastering and all the other tips to make your music better.
Ólafur Arnalds – they sink
In they sink, Arnalds uses layered piano recordings and feedback delay effects to effectively play more notes than would otherwise be possible. This creates an interesting stereo image that sounds (on monitors with descent soundstage) like the recorded piano is dispersed all around your head.
– Nick Andreev
Mixing basics
https://ledgernote.com/columns/mixing-mastering/fundamental-audio-mixing-tips-techniques/
This goes over what we have already learned but has clear simple directions, it goes in-depth and has some useful tips and tricks. It’s meant for beginner mixers.
“The fundamental audio mixing techniques to be dealt with in order are:
- Volume
- Panning
- Frequency
- Imaging
- Dynamics
- Effects”
“Pro-Tip: Don’t focus on what to add when EQing. Always cut instead of boosting, focusing on what to remove. When boosting, it’s common to push tracks too hot or uncover unwanted sonic footprints. Cut and compensate with volume if needed.”
Ableton mixing techniques
This link provides a brief overview of the main mixing techniques used in Ableton to help you get started with mixing .
click here
this website includes:
- EQs
- Compressors
- sidechains
- Utility
- grouping tracks
- warp
- etc
Ableton Mixing Tips
This guy has a strange start but the video is in depth and goes over many tips to use during your mixing sessions.
Genius Deconstructed
The ‘genius’ YouTube channel has a series called ‘deconstructed’ that basically breaks down popular songs and sheds light on the producers who are behind very well known songs (worth a watch!)