Excellent and clear teaching!! thank youguys love your channel..please tell us how and when to use these teachings as parallel or serial compression??

Awsome, i finally understood why my drums and bass suck!

Wow! I love the simplicity. Thank you for the video.

Your teaching is perfect. I have never seen compression explained so effectively.

A very very good tutorial!

Great video, thanks

This approach to teaching is really really great..you took the mystery out of something that is just so esoteric..thank you so much lads! Peace from Ireland!

Guys, seriously, this is one of the best videos I've seen about the whole attack/release setting part of compression. wish something like this did exist when I started, would have saved so much head ache. Now the same for the drum bus compression please. That's something I still struggle with sometimes :D

Good Video Guys!

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That's exactly the kind of knowledge I've been looking for about compression. Thanks!

Vocal comp tut please

Liked the A/B comparison of "Modern" and "Vintage" sounds. Thanks for the illustrative video!

One of the best videos ❤

There is nothing worse than a Pole advertising a Russian product.

You support Russia, right? Tokyo Labs, Russian plugin manufacturer, you advertise it. Man, come on, shame on you. You are from Poland!!! A country that never liked anything Russian. Wojtek, are you an idiot? Why do you do this, or you are from the minority of the traitors of Poland?

This is going in my saved mixing technique folder. Now I just need a video on bass guitar that is as clear and informative as this video.

I wish I could give this 100 thumbs up. This is becoming my favorite mixing channel on YT.

HP removes low end from detector cct only. The compression is still full band effecting all frequencies the compressor just isn't reacting to low frequencies.

Great video! The side chain HP does'nt actualy let the low end "thruogh", though. It just takes it out of the detection circuit but its still getting compressed.

these are some awesome tips. i will definetly use them in near future

👏 I can’t wait to see more productions like this!

I have more compressors :) I use them very often, but I usually only with presets. What you're talking about makes sense. Thanks

Thank you for the Great video!... however i need some help/tutorial using in Ableton Live 10 (AL10)... I select a new Midi Track in AL10... drag my Hertz VST3 onto midi track... all good... get playback and also playback dragging a groove onto the midi track... however, when I select Multi Out... i only (obviously) get playback on D1... all the outputs from 1 to 15 show in the "Multi Out" section... but AL10 only playbacks the D1 with a B0 note... all the bass drum C1 notes don't play, besides the other 14 don't play as well... there's a "configure" button when i click the "Spanner tool"... turns green... but i just cant configure it correctly. When I press play on midi track groove... whether the track is in "Auto" or "Off" or "Armed(red button)"... there's some little yellow balls lighting up in the tool section... but no bar lights on the midi track "Mixer Section".. so No audio output. Is there and AL10 tutorial showing how to set up the Multi Out section on a midi track with or without a groove that was dragged in from the Hertz grooves section??... and a tutorial on how to "Configure" all them "Green" little boxes so that i can get audio playback, besides being able to have separate tracks for all drum notes/pitch for each track???

Can I use it for thall?

Nice drums! However it would be really good to have some metalcore-ish or deathcore-ish preset. Still love this pack<3

My new favorite channel, awesome stuff

This guy is an incredible teacher!

Where should I put the vu meter on mix bus or on every individual channel?

Good job! I like this format of being able to hear someone with less experience talk through their process with someone who has more experience to then talk through how they would do it. It helps for beginners to intermediates I think to see both sides of the equation, and the side by side shows how the two approaches stack up in a clean way.

The original mix, the vocal sounds quite nice, but the acoustic sounds thin and weak. The 'fixed' version is much nicer, although the acoustic guitar in my opinion, sits too low in the mix, and although sounds like it has a better tone, it is too narrow, and is all mid range with not enough warmth in the bass, nor enough sparkle in the top end.

Which version do you prefer - original or fixed? Let us know!

This has become my new favorite mixing series on YT! ❤

Wwwoooowww one of the best mixing videos on internet ❤

Is there a tutorial on how to connect Hertz Standard 2.07 to Ableton Live 10 on MAC?

BRAVO!

Great video bro thanks for this simplicity ❤

I love this series keep it up

Excellent video

At first I thought its deep in the night by bonfire XD

Just listen to Days of the new, I think they used to mix miced up and DI off the acoustics and it sounds phenomenal

I love these videos. Using your ears and making sure everything you do is for a specific reason is so very important for staying on track in a mix. I try not to do anything out of habit.

Thanks for this

Thanks

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People keep saying acoustic DI is useless for mixing, and I never thought of putting an IR on it. Thank you for that tip!

Loved the vid, very inspiring, thank you so much!!

I'm really digging how in the back-to-back comparison the new version instantly gets wider and smoother, all harshness goes away. Well done!

I really enjoyed this video. Thank you.

great mixing stuff shown right here!!!!