Fantastic video. I'm very new to this and it was hard to find any information that wasn't "hire someone" or "BUY EVERYTHING". I learnt a lot and feel more comfortable making some decisions and finding a direction. Much appreciated!

Do we know if there is any way to change the sample rate when doing this? Im trying to record in 96khz and in my settings not hooked up to the daw thats what it is but when i use the usb to the daw it defaults to 48khz and i cant find a way to change it

Thanks Jonas. I've been waiting to record snow this year but we haven't had any snow up here in Zürich except for one day about a month ago, and that wasn't much at all. I know you're down in Bern region, so it looks like you had a lot more. I saw Grindelwald had A LOT and I heard that you can^t even drive to the village anymore and they have serious avalanche warnings. Crazy. Anyway, thanks for the video and I wish you and your family a very Happy Christmas.

Such a great video!! Love that you are doing youtube videos.

good stuff! I like all your content but really like when you field record :)

Merry Christmas Jonas! ✨ Thank you for making all these interesting and entertaining videos this year! The Binaural Sound Experience is very nice! Will you implement it in a future track? Maybe it is nice to run it almost inaudible (like vinyl noise) in the background of a moody track.

Dj is best because you can mix two different channels

Hey, thanks, it improved the sound of my mixes a lot. Could you make a video about what settings you use when you make a radio prodcast with ableton?

Hi, thanks for sharing your knowledge!:) Can ypu explain what you mean by using clipping? in what cases and how? and to create what?

Hey there, thanks for watching! I am just experimenting with this slightly different format of a raw uncut video. Don't worry, I will keep doing my edited videos, but this is just a way for me to express in a slightly differnt way. Let me know what you think of this.

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You are also amazing! Thank you for your Inputs!!

Does the mic require power of any kind? How have you connected it to your recorder?

🤣🎶👌🏻 hahaha! LFO Visualizer!

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this feels like a video from someone with precisely 1.2m subscribers

Thank you for sharing your knowledge and for the great content. Have a great Christmas!

Your are very good a making it simple to understand

Great Video with a lovely message at the end! 🎶✨ Is there a particular reason why you use the FabFilter Saturn Version 1? Or did you simply not upgrade to Saturn 2 yet? And is Flatline 2 your clipper of choice? kind regards Frowin

Great vid Jonas 🙌❤️🙌

Great stuff buddy

I go out of the DJ mixer into a second laptop and a USB interface to record into a DAW like ableton, nuendo, cubase. The only problem is I tend to find skips/jumps in the recording, especially when i do 1 hour mixing.

Excellent content! Thanks for sharing your wisdom Jonas! 🙌🏻 Having a rough blueprint before arranging is the most helpful technique in my opinion. You can fill it with your ideas from the loop, your rough sketch so to speak. Without a blueprint I literally get lost all the time! 🤣🎶

Great stuff Jonas. I LOVE the Ambient stuff at the end. So so good. Great work my friend.

Hello, is it possible to use this with zoom h8?

Great Video! Please keep that style, I instantly want to see more videos because I think you're giving honest and transparent advices. Also I would like to ask you some questions to my potential study after school. Could I maybe reach out to you via email and exchange a few experiences and ideas?

Thank you Jonas!

I love it 🙂💜

Great, cannot wait for this to be completed! 🚀

Thanks for your inspirational / educational videos and the effort you put into them! 🎶❤

Awesome stuff Jonas! Love how easy your material is to follow along to. I keep meaning to try singing melodies into a mic but I'm such a self conscious singer hahaha, need to get over that hurdle and just go for it though, this is a good reminder :)

Watch now part one of my Music Producer Essentials Course where I go deeper on each step: kzbin.info/www/bejne/jHayppyEnM6VgdE

Great video! Can you please provide some details of each step in second framework? Thank you in advance!!

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Gives me..... 💻🍓🌱

decent promotional idea, definitely would keep expirimenting with this.

Pretty cool, makes me want to make one as well.

Beginning to end this was jam packed with information. Sound & Field recording I know nothing about, but this video helped. Thanks mate!

An excellent demo Jonas, You could add "perspective control" which is simply the volume on playback for binaural headphone listening, here with my HD250s a volume of 20% on my windows Dell laptop sounded to be about the right levels as if I was there with you. The other thing would be, you touched base that the sounds bounce off the pinna before entering the canal, which is correct, the other thing that could also describe it is that with conventional mics, the sound is directly recorded from the diaphragms of the mic capsules, whereas binaural is indirect, or reflected before the sound waves hit the diaphragm, this is ultimately where the binaural tones (or binaural colouration cues) are induced to the sound as it is reflected off various surfaces of the pinna, I understand that the well-read may be confused by that perspective in looking at it, as many institutional books and papers do not describe in detail that particular function, but more of timing differences which, when experimenting, you would find simple stereo micing setups can replicate those timing differences without the "externalised experience" of binaural, as there are no binaural cues (colouration artefacts from the pinna) with standard microphones.

Terrific Video!!! 👌👏 Bought one immediately

Fantastic bro, this is Uranium 😍❤️

PHENOMENAL!! 👏👏

Really like that! Would love to know more about what kind of thing you're doing in each step

what a dope video, very very useful advice!! keep up the great work!

While I agree that you may need to develop an idea further before it starts to click, I don't agree with setting a 3-hour timer. If you're not feeling a track, it can be helpful to walk away and do something else to clear your mind. Attention spans are typically around 25 minutes, especially if you don't have expertise in a subject. It's easy to work on something when you know what you're doing but that can just be frustrating and counterproductive for people who are actively developing new skils and creating new connections in their brain. Trying to work on something truly challenging for more than 25 minutes at a time often comes with diminishing returns. Not to mention ear fatigue.

Your advice against spending too long on a song and instead focusing on finishing songs feels a bit oxymoronic. If I knew how to finish songs, I wouldn't be spending so long on it.