Hey! Such interesting timing that you uploaded this short, I’ve been watching the original video on repeat for ages trying to psych myself up into actually buying the materials and cracking on with this, and I’m actually going to next week I have a question for you, of you were doing it again, in what way do you reckon you would be more adventurous with the fabric? Do you think you would still go to the same provider? I’m considering trying to get custom prints from them, but I’m not sure if that’d actually be worth however much extra It’d be

appreciate yur vids fr bro💫

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Fine advice for the self-recording musician, but some of us operate studios in urban environments - where our expensive equipment would be stolen if burglars only needed a brick to get in. . I don't want people even _looking in my windows to even know I have a studio there. As for pulling the curtains when I am mixing? I am always mixing.. Besides 80% of the work here is at night anyway. Often into the wee hours. Moonlight has minimal health benefits.

Love this video, but these subtitles are killing me

That "enable" got me! I had set it on default, and nothing happened.I'm sitting there changing stuff, and it's like... nothings happening. I adjusted one of the dials, it auto-enabled it. I did not even notice the little checkbox coming on, so now I know lol.

5:40, no wonder us finns are so dishonest an selfish. HEY WAIT A MINUTE

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Hey you mention bit meters and spectrum for mastering? Can you make a video why you use those while mastering?

A great video for people to spend so much time at mixing and editing desks. I have a acoustically treated studio as well as a 1.5 sq meter vocal iso booth. I also have a giant glass door that looks out over a beautiful park. That view is kept me sane over the years especially during corona lockdowns. My solution for treatment when I have to do critical listening and mixing is 4 heavy moving pad blankets I hang over the door/glass. In the film industry these are also known as sound control blankets. All the while corner and ceiling bass traps are all in place at all times. When I’m doing critical video editing I have a full blackout curtain system. When I am doing tasks that do not require critical listening or color detail I let the sunshine in. Thank you for a very insightful video.

I'm really interested in this, but I don't understand any of it😨 Help

Extremely proud of you to upload a video like this. Even though uploading "out of topic" videos can negatively impact youtube algorithm, you anyways did it to help lot of people. I have heard about this before but I wasn't doing anything particular to take care of it. I realized things like 20-20-20 rules were what I needed so much; a specific practice you can easily implement. I will try to keep that in mind 24/7. Thank you for your sincere work, very much appreciated!

Hi Thanks a lot for your IT great explanations .. I'm a multilingual speaker and teacher , in the meantime I'm gathering features of the different native English speakers. I would like you to tell me where are you from ? Are you an English person from BRISTOL ??? Thank you in advance

Excellent video. Thank you!

You see? Scottish people can be charming.

I think another thing that is really important (actually was a small part of my bachelor) FLOWERS! GET YOURSELF SOME FLOWERS! They majorly improve the air quality in both studio and regie rooms! This air improvement reduces chance of depression and will make work more productive and improves human interactions. Not even pretty onces. Just greens. "Grünlilie" called spider plant in english based on google is a perfect choice. Pretty much immortal and very great when it comes to people being allergic to it. (=few are)

Hi! How would you go about calculating those pannels to treat a room after measuring it if I may ask? As in, how do I go from the density to the flow resistivity

Saturn is soo .. tricky..

Very off topic but I love the way you structured the video good job man 🔥

You are like great at explaining anything

I didnt know that a compression of the low end will make my highs reduced aswell!! This is a gamechanger! Thank you so much! 🙏

It depends! If you want to "make" the sound, use eq later, eventually. But if u have to reduce peaks defenitly use eq first!. Mostly i would just use ew first tbh.

Thank you for this exalent video !!!

Krisp AI is actually extremely good also. I use it with VST Host

almost 3 years in im just starting to understand mixing and mastering 😅 awesome tutorial thanks as always Michael

Michael doing god's work with all his videos, thank you for teaching me 80% of what I know in music production and FL studio

You make an excellent point here. From a biophysics standpoint, sunlight is absolutely essential for the brain and overall biology. Most people are essentially deficient in UV and infrared light. You could supplement red/IR with a red light panel but nothing beats sun exposure. Set your circadian rhythm by getting outside into natural light at sunrise or upon waking to kickstart your circadian clock before getting into the studio.

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Jacob from Twilight seems like He’s does better

Alright folk I actually have both ozone in fat filter for the sake of mid side processing, the thing that I'm concerned about is if I load a plug-in where I I have my notes playing, is there tweak to manipulate because most of the time on the side channel I can barely hear something??

TLDR: Go touch grass. jokes aside, great advice!

Hey brother thanks for the tips!, however this is not the noise issue im having, Im having noise when i create a consolidation within fl studio and also when i export my beat. I cant figure it out for the life of me it just randomly started happening im not sure if its a plugin related issue or what , maybe automation as i did 1 little automation in this project but still i cant figure it out please help a brotha out

HELP PLZZ. MY BEAT IS GETTING RECORDED TOO AND ITS NOT BLEEDING

My Fl Studio crashes when I click on the denoiser in Edison.. Pls help

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Thank you very much, you are the best! May i ask If you know Basotect?? I m thinking to use it as absorbtion Material. It cost a bit more, but still way cheaper as buyed panels.

Very helpful 👌 thank you so much

totally agree . nature Light & air & view from windows are great for everything !

your content helped me on my way, Thank you :D

bro had me confused as heck by 1:06 lol!

can I do the spin down eggiest but in the beginning, spinup per se)

i want to download this video so bad 😂 this is soo good

Can you make a sound design tutorial on the major brass from the yamaha an1x

🤯🤯🤯 text to chord script

How come the recording doesn't lean to one side since you have recorded the guitar placing the mics on the 12th fret ie the center of the instrument? it should lean to the left... the video is fake

That was super helpful, man. Thanks

Hey michael i just wanted to ask if you use a pre amp or an interface for your headphones. And if yes which one?

Nice design!! They all in black and lined up on the wall look so sexy!! I'm planing to go DIY for my acoustic panels too. However, I've just a few concerns about this design. How does insulation material sits on the thin bottom side? Doesn't it bend the thin wood due to the gravity? Furthermore, I don't think that this design is applicable for cloud panels being hung up upside down on the ceiling, because of the same concern that the insulation material would sag from the front side this time. Would you use these panels as clouds too? If yes, how would you modify them to prevent the insulation from sagging? Please, let me know if I worry unnecessarily. According to your opinion, I will either choose this design for all of the panels, or go for a more reliable design for clouds (maybe for all).

Reference A was highpass filtered lookind at a DB meter highpass add more volume

hey watch alot of ur video and learn alot , thanks .. i wanna ask is that ok i lay down my KRK rodkit7 G4 Horizontal .. my tweeter is ball shape not like ur Adam .is that ok ?