100% Stereo in your headphones is different than stereo at the club or festival. Between the mixing and DSPs and speaker types, you're definitely not getting "normal" stereo. This video is a perfect introduction to it and raises awarness of this fact.

If mono centric mixes are optimal, why do all record labels chastise you for not having a steereo wide mix? Like realistically, as an artist trying to be taken seriously... wtf am I supposed to do here? On one hand, people refuse to listen to my songs if they are too mono because "you need to learn how to mix", on the other hand, you can't play your tracks live because "you need to learn how to mix". It CANNOT go both ways and one absolutely MUST give way, so which is it?

Hello, more techno tricks, please 😊

This was awesome. Just what I’m looking for. And wow your other content is so well done. You’re a great teacher.

I lose interest in what I’m doing so quickly - I basically bore myself…. Not good

this comparation is not good at all, as long as you have done minimal processing there is no big difference in freeware vs paidware. i have read you didnt even use distortion...

I bet getting Fruity to do it for me is a good answer lol. But for now it suffices, and it's probably more than my current mixing skills deserve anyway. Seen the techiestuff on clipping before, makes sense. Most of it does. But between things making sense, or me making sense with a thing in my hand... There's bound to be some discrepancy there.

Excellent. Information here. I'm new to this channel and think it is very professional, but certainly not basic grade. Is it possible that you could do a series in 2025 for the absolute beginner? Going from daw, to everything needed from that to producing a beat and creating a tune?

What daw is this, and which one do you recommend?

Wow this is truly professional grade information.

That's an excellent track, but I would have kept it all sounding like the intro sound with other effects.

Extremely good

I have a question. When someone makes a track and play 3 chords and few notes and is a hit, do they actually know is gonna be a hit? or they hope for the best? I know most likely not but I'm trying to undstand why some or most of the songs sound good only after listening few times (fully mastered). Now at the time of making it, whoever made it (generally speaking) he is putting down few chords, some notes, lyrics and stuff for the first time and being the first time and being a rough track, how does he/she knows is time to go ahead? because surely must sound pretty basic and not that good... but decide to continue with that little amigdala saying ....hmmm.... not quite good so far. Sometimes I try to break down other songs at the starting level and being few chords, notes etc, it doesn't catch me in full and think that is too simple and even when elaborated, still doesn't sound that good because I didn't hear few time as a "stranger". Not sure if i explained properly but I can try better if needed.

goated showcase of how the genre naturally evolved. truly educational!

RIP Don Buchla

What are you talkies about? No one cares in the club, and it all sounded the same 😂😂😂

I can't stand the sound of a house beat! The only house I actually like -- and truly so -- is James Holden. This artist tends to combine not the usual gay sounding sounds with an atmosphere of spookery, and psychedelicia. Born under the Moon in Scorpio. Emotional depth! what a profound thing. But, to each is own. I don't judge you for your sins.

That is an excellent material! You've got one more subscriber!

1:17 What is that Vital skin?

6:45 🤣🤣

Superb explanation as always of the what and how… I was wondering if there’s any insight as the why one would come to changing/combining the chords so drastically? Is it just experimentation or is there another theory behind it?

Can we buy the AL template of this?

Nice work man!

Hey B! Been watching your videos for a year now and have grown so much within that time. I’ve been studying and referencing your own live sessions but I can’t seem to find this song anywhere. Do you happen to know where I could find the full, completed song?

Man some of these tracks are label ready, agree with @cy9105.

The first time i played my tracks in a club enviroment was shocking for me. Some just sounded terrible. It was all about phasing. Learnt more in that first 5 minutes than in the previous year

Some headphones are stereo

I finished his industrial techno course and deeply enjoyed his workflow. 0 bullshit teacher, tells you exactly why he does the things he does, with just about enough room for creativity without compromising the "get shit done" attitude. Essentially points you in the right direction and kicks you in the ass. He is daw agnostic, so you do have to know how to use your tools, you also need a pair of ears and something in-between.

amazing video congrats