@Sound Oracle What is the proper way to make samples and presets to sell or transfer to producer friends? Is there such a thing as being a way to control sound quality and loudness from sound to sound? Thank You. Jabbed you stopped making videos and doing live streams?

Using low pass to screen for high pass volume is genius

White noise can be good, but since I already add some on certain plugins, the added white noise from the mixer makes it sound burnt, but this tip is so good, thanks man 🙏

great tips going to try some on the next beat

Would be a good idea to not have a track with F Bomb ... You don't know where your audience listen to your stuff.

Love that you got right to the point. Extremely helpful. Keep up the good work 🙏🏾

Hands down the best video on the WA8000

bruh this tip is holy af, tysm lmao

Don't highpass your drums, it just causes phase issues and makes your drums sound unnatural. Use a low shelf cut. Listen to respected engineers not amateur youtubers, you'll just have to unlearn bad techniques like these. Any decent engineer will tell you to cut, not boost.

Thank you!

Whats a plugin name ...

I think notching things out on the reverb return. Is not a good idea. Creates a lot of weird phrasing The reverb channel should sound very natural because it’s supposed to be making it sound natural Simple low-cut is enough If you need to notch out resonant frequencies, do it at source… As for pre-EQ on the reverb, that’s always a good idea. Just don’t overdo it and certainly no notches At the end of the day the rules are there are no rules Only good practice

I’m new to orchestral mixing and I found this video very interesting and useful. It didn’t make any assumption on what I may or may not know already. In terms what I would find helpful, I have some tracks where the strings have a very wide dynamic range, and need to know how to manage such things so that at their peak they don’t clip the track or drown everything else out.

wow thank you

Thank you so basically the pads are background to vox ?

2:40 Starts

Congratulations!

What a detailed tutorial, great stuff

This is fire

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Real 🥷🏾💯

toooo sick bro

cold af

BROOOOOOOOO 🔥

60,000 = 1/4 note 30,000 = 1/8 note 15,000 = 1/16 note 7,500 = 1/32 note 3,750 =1/64 note

Congratulations! Well Deserved!

The Playback engine doesn't have a Zoom option in a PC

Wow! If I didn't know Omnishere! You put me off it!

Jammin !!!!!

great explanation. thank you

Great mic but too much presence. Fighting against the harsh high end makes it difficult to balance the vocal. Hence, the abundance of eq points.

That's one wild diffusor you have back there, my dude.

Thank you so much 🎉

God Bless you 🔥🔥🔥🔥…I’ve been mastering for over 5yrs, just solved this problem with your video ❤️❤️❤️

Dope af man, i been thinking about (and probably am) getting an MPC, got any recs for something a lil more beginner friendly?

yooo this bangs bro 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

Heavy 🥁

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What up SoundOracle!!!

what it's hard for me to understand when im gainstaging is how can i turn everything up after mixing?

thank you bro

I typed in Fl Studio WTF!!!

It helps a lot but I still get some white noise

Sounds like 50 brass instruments playing together 🤔

Thanks, bro. Ableton GANG!

I can’t wait for pack 3 to drop! 🔥 salute @soundOracle

Dammmmm he did a lot of TALKING!

Is there a trial or money back guarantee on this ?

Had to hear this