Andy TOOP 🎉.

It looks like protools

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Just fired up Reaper what interface did you use on your vocals nice work😊

heya awesome video i use audacity for spoken word and it works pretty well umm i saw the video and wanted to say thank you the record a song from scratch series really helped i didnt obsess over drums this time used a basic loop mapped out the song sections didnt have the lyrics for everything but instead of getting hung up on it and doing nothing i yabbled my way through the song one section at a time and got a solid 3 minute structure recorded with input fx so it sounds like a song and the fact that i can do even this being blind is awesome. im now hoping to replace and add tfe parts one by one and finisf the song sometime soon so thank yoo. i also heard your christmas ep and its super awesome christmas everyday is my favorite. reduced my js plugins tr 16 as well as yoo said it really help to have limited options.

I own SD and I want some packs that come with EZ Drummer, can I load in EZ drummer libraries into SD3?

Beautiful

I prefer the original in Come As You Are, definitely... .. I kinda feell like it's not SUPPOSED to be clean... I love how when he hits the bendy chord, it just kinda dissolves into beautiful chaos..... In the remaster, it's just a bendy chord..

Recently upgraded to sd3. Have used ezd2 and 3 since they came out. Sd3 capabilities are way better. Especially if using edrums. I do like the user interface better on ezd3 and hope at some point they update sd3 in a similar way.

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“The tiknick im going to show you…”

What pedals should I go for then if I try to match this

First. Shalom.

i love so far so good guitar tone

How can bro not remember bro wrote the song🗿

Quanting isn't the reason for the downfall of rock. The real reason is the older bands rehearsed endlessly, played everywhere they could equalling to hundreds if not 1,000 of gigs. Bands became one well oiled machine from playing together so long. The singers develop and perfect their sound over years of rehearsals and live performances. Rock music has been quantized for over twenty year. With many great sounds. The greatness come from recording bands that perform as one unit. The last couple generations do not put the time in that bands use to put in. And that is the big difference you are hearing. Everybody's missing the big important issue. You can't have a great organic band to record. Unless they put in the work bands use to do. That's where the magic came from. Bands aren't developed the same way. Everything is thrown together, to make the quick buck. It's not about the development of great bands. That's the biggest change. Also on top of that, 75 percent of a great drum sound come from the room it's recorded it. It all adds up to the problem. Bands not being developed over years and becoming one, not using real guitar amps and real drums in good rooms, because the room is part of the sound. Griding drums is the least of the problem. It's much more than that.. Great video!! 🙂🙂🙂👍👍👍

Comparing Butch’s original mix (aka Devonshire Mix), vs Andy Wallace’s mix (what ended up being Nevermind), you can tell the real hero was Andy Wallace. Imo, Butch’s mix lacked power, and the guitars weren’t as punchy, and the vocals sounded removed from the music. I’m glad they had Andy Wallace come in for the original mix.

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4:40 youre not even in the mid range frequency tab, those are exclusively low end frequencies youre adjusting

Kurt sure would have an opinion on this haha

Great job, thank you

I’ll get Bob Rock 👍🏼

Making REAPER looks like Protools is like adding Ketchup on a truffle risotto...

It's Ride The lightning dave!

400 bucks is cheap.

Just friendly feedback as I try to analyze. You’re not playing enough of the clips at a time to allow viewers to process what you’re pointing out. Everytime I start to make observations you stop the audio. Edit: I did see your concerns for copyright strikes.

“whatever the hell it’s called 😒😒😒” 🤣🤣

Great job, i want to recreate vh harmonies, you gave me good insight!!!

Some of you nerds have no idea what the words "raw" and "unmixed" mean. Andy Walrus did way more shit to the recording than Butch Vig did. Yes, you can hear the gating on Vig's mix because he didn't use drum samples. Wallace put the same one-shot snare sample over every snare hit that coincided with loud hihats, which was a major problem for Dave Grohl and why he used that extra tall Sonor hihat stand to try to minimize the hihats in his snare mic. Wallace mixed the snare sample with white noise and tuned the white noise to the song, giving it a longer reverb tail and using that to cover over the gate. Butch could have got a better and more natural snare sound with an expander rather than a hard gate, but for one reason or another he didn't. As far as the snare rolls go, Andy Wallace rides those faders up and down throughout the whole song. Butch doesn't ride the faders like that, so Dave's snare rolls sounded more robotic like they do in live performances. Dave didn't drum with nuance, he just hit as hard as he could. Andy rode the faders to compensate for that, which Butch didn't do. And in Come As You Are, Andy slammed the guitar, bass, and vocals through a digital Yamaha SPX90 on the symphonic chorus setting. That's on top of the Electro Harmonix Small Clone already present in the mix. The chorus you hear in Butch's mix is all Small Clone.

Hey Pete, I discovered your music randomly on Christmas day 2020 sipping beers sitting on a balcony in Athens Greece, really enjoyed a few of the songs. It popped into my head randomly again a few days ago and I've been listening again. Hope you had a great christmas and wishing you happy new year 🎉🎉🎉

Where is the Bass? It's sounds like someone recorded their phone speakers. 😅

BOD is a top notch free plugin. Not only for bass. I use it for guitars, and all kind of instruments. Always a BOD instance on top. SansAmp hardware was a revolution, so is BOD

Andy also rode the fader's, so his automation in the proper places, based on his preference, always brings about a different feel. I always took his approach as focusing on the energy build up and release with any material he worked on. Also I don't know if the band was in the room as Andy mixed it, as they were with Butch. This could have made Butch make choices he might not have to serve the bands preference. Don't think Andy does that as he mixes. Its the bands art, so the mix should be the way they want it in the end, if not, you are just rolling down the sell out path.

Heard this many years ago on Pandora and have been trying to track it down ever since then. MERRY CHRISTMAS!!!

Hi, thank you so much for this video ! Which the daw for support ezdrummer 2 an 3 an superio drummer? Logic pro x support this drum programs? For the kit metal drums which the programs is the best ezdrummer 2 or 3 or superior drummer?

How do you expect us to listen if you speak every 1 second?

Thanks for this, I downloaded and I'm very happy with my non purchase😂... It's great for something that you just need to plug and play and not worry about setting up virtual amps, cabs, mics and stuff like that. Super easy to use and fast to dial in!

You need to show toms and cymbals more in preset. Drum set is not just kick and snare

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Excellent video! I started with Cubase years ago and have moved up to Cubase 10.5 Pro. I don't record often enough so I end up forgetting so many methods and key commands. I also find their help files to be geared to the seasoned professionals who understand their terminology. I just downloaded the 60 day Reaper trial and will work with it. I'm 99% sure I'll be purchasing a license.

Thanks I'm using an orange crush 12 and sadly can't get an good metal tone! Any suggestions pls?!!?

This is wrong can't double main vocal it doesn't sound professional remember every vocal got different sound so whatever you put them together doesn't sound good.

Haters gonna hate, but the 2004 remaster sounds so much more clear.

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Not every snare needs to sound like a shotgun. I hear ya. I tunned out of KZbin music production because of how most of these channels mostly talk about heavy metal. Just like you, I love that music but I'm listening to smoother rock, pop, reggae etc... More these days. I'm 40 now you can only scream about anything for so long Beards and gear was the first channel I listened to but it is the first channel that made me go :"wait, no matter the guitar, pickup, plugin, amp sim, impulse response whatever, it all sounds the same."

I Andy's like smells like teen spirit more but Butch's come as you are i better than Andy's

I have a focusrite vocaster one, and I have the mic plugged in all the time. Trouble is that the default is to have the 48k on when I turn on the device, and then I have to turn it off. It is very annoying.

I'm sorry but this video is complete nonsense. I have actually rebuilt couple of condenser mics that use 48 volt phantom power. There is no mechanism by which you could damage your mic If you plug it in or out while the phantom power is on. Phantom power supplies "inject" the DC power into the mic signal wires through high impedance resistors (typically 6.8kohm), as condenser mics need ridiculously little current to work. And because of that, the current limiting residtors protect your mic also from sudden supply capacitor diacharge into the mic. And in case you're not familiar with electronics, 6.8 kilohm resistor is limiting current so much that you couldn't get a LED to light up through it. And most importantly, Phantom power has been designed this way to be compatible with dynamic mics. Meaning that you can plug in your regular dynamic mic into your mixer or audio interface while phantom power is on, and nothing is going to happen to it. Theoretically, you could damage your loudspeakers, as plugging the condenser mic in often results in a loud "pop" Phantom power, however, is guaranteed to damage ribbon mixrophones. But when it comes to those mics, there's no difference whether you block them in while quantum power is on or whether you plug them in before switching it on. Either way those mics will die when you accidentally power them.

I actually enjoy both mixes. There was also another mix done by Mobile Fidelity Sound Labs, some people believe its the best version of the album.

the 2004 remasters are horrible especially hook in mouth