Great recap of your year, happy that it was mostly positive. Being more selective on news feeds is important for everyone's sanity . Your audio production work shows through: composition, overlays, editing. And that great voice! Here's to a better year in 2025! 🥳🎉

That is an amazing recap. Mine probably would fit in a Tik Toc video though :-) Kidding, but really impressive, well done.

You're very inspiring. Thank you for your insights! Happy New Year!

This shit is hilarious 😂

Both types of butter shown seem small to me are they 1/2lbs sticks? As a Canadian we have butter as 454g(1lbs) of basically 2 1/2cup cubes(packed as one block) or 4 1/4 cup sticks(indvidualy warped in a box).

Food safety?

because murca

Americans measuring anything than metric ;) Don't forget generic FDM printing is not food-safe. it's mainly not about materials, but nozzles! I'd go with covering the print with food-safe UV resin. Anyway nice video.

Tillamook has their butter in the “East Coast” size

what a waste of a printer and talent. you destroyed the simplicity of an actual rolling pin. making parts to something that doesnt need parts, makes it more breakable more dirty.. and guess what... one dowel. thats it. thats all you need.

3d printed materials are not food safe due to the nature of it being an additive material any micro pockets inside of the printed material can hold bacteria. That bacteria over time can grow and if you roll this pin with bacteria onto food you will transfer that bacteria and risk foodborne illness. I did a ton of research on this years ago when I wanted to 3d print plates to serve food on. I have multiple food safe certifications and talked over this with a food scientist and my local health department. Everyone agreed that because bacteria can continue to leech deeper that traditional cleaning methods would not work. Do not do this.

Thanks man. Nicely explained.

FDM printed PLA is not food safe. This is a bad idea unless you love bacterial infections.

why would you want to have a plastic rolling pin when there are heaps of cheap and good hardwood ones?

Not to be a turd in the punch bowl, but why? You can pick up a good rolling pin for rather cheaply. I'd be get concerned about bacterial build up. It might be better to turn the pin part out of a hardwood.

How would you deal with the bacteria that could be left in the layer lines after cleaning? Maybe ASA with acetone smoothing or a UV resin coating would be safer? Not looked that far into it.

Well, i saw this in the Facebook group and clicked on it to watch. Went back to the groups to comment and Facebook decided i didnt need to find it. Cool build. I will have to build me one. New subscriber too.

Thank you so much! All the best!

Every song tells a story and album cover is book title and back cover and numbers are chapter and lyrics are details and it tells a story.

This video is so underrated!! Those concepts are exactly why I love music so much, man... All the possibilities to play around with are so overwhelming, but if you harness them right, such beautiful things will come out of it! Endless possibilities for expression, thank you so much for explaining mixing concepts!

This is great, but one caveat: In the comments section, you can have a long and descriptive section, but that's only applicable if the end user is viewing the comments field in DISCO. Once they download the track, if they load it into, say, their iTunes app, there's a 250 character limit. Anything over that limit will be cutoff. As long as the downloaded track isn't put into an external app (such as iTunes), it will retain the metadata insofar that track could be uploaded into DISCO again and all the info in the comments section would still be there.

Could you please explain , above the latency issue with delay compensation I turn it off almost everything I make a project...ibsee no difference , I was told by my friend please explain. God bless

Hey so I also just discovered this parameter as useful for my recording and mixing sessions …one issue I find before this and now is when freezing and flattening I notice about a 3ms delay in the waveform off grid. Any idea how to fix this or is it normal??

this is SICK man thank you for making this

I'm not smart enough to understand this

"the cool thing about distrokid is that pay just a yearly fee" Nah that's not cool ;) I want to pay for just the actual release, have the album stay forever, and never pay for it again

Hi, I was waiting for my overlaps to show up on other DSPs. So while waiting around a week i noticed the double release on spotify are gone. Is the re-release supposed to merge with the old one or something is wrong?

Thanks fella! Most helpful.

I'm excited about gizmo. I have downloaded it and can not figure out how to actually add anything to it? Do I need to pay for upgrades to add all the stuff you show in the video?

Thanks for the video! Question: should I use lfo tool on the begining or the end of an fx chain?

Thank you for this. I wasn’t sure if I should get this book as I’ve gotten a few other books by different authors and I still couldn’t get the answers I needed to make my songs better. This sounds promising thank you!

right to the point, my man

what sort of thumbnail is this? your thumbnail shows the full bpm soundshifter plugin, but in your video you only use the pitching option. disliked

Are you using the existing Artist name?

Dear, I just came from your transients video, and had to reduce the volume on speakers by 90%. Because this particular one is much louder.

Thank you! It indeed helped me to get what transients are. God bless people like you!

Agreed. And new isn't always better. There are developers who are simply trying to make money. They have a motive to make us feel like we need their product(s). Nice shirt, by the way! Brutus has one too. 😆 Atari forever

thanks

Super interesting video and concept! I did a lot research about finding a way to visualize my mix, to know where sit each tracks in the space and in term of frequency. I am super surprise that there is not a lot informations about this topic. I was wondering, is there a way to have a drawing map mixing the first and second map you show ? (to have everything in one map) Thanks for the video !

Thank you so much!

Господи! Какие унылые видосы они лепят! Содержимое на одну минуту размазал на 15! 15, Karl!

ОТЛИЧНО ! ! !(Rus)

hello , doing in this way, do you loose all the streaming for that release ?

Thank you

So what is this formula? Well, he believes that it's all about telling a story without the lyrics, telling the story. He calls it lyric-less storytelling, basically. And it's conveying story and feeling through the production, the arrangement, the elements of the song, the voices, the frequencies used, the mix. It's all conveying a story to you that is moving in such a way that grabs you and pulls you in. And it's addictive to listen to it's addictive to keep listening to, and that you don't turn it off. He breaks it into two areas. He calls it instead of tension and release. He breaks it into tension and gratification. So gratification, just like if you were a heroin addict and gratification is when you get that shot, right? That needle, I've never been a heroin addict. Don't don't write me any emails about this. But, it's, the gratification is getting that drug, that dose of that dopamine hit of whatever's going on and you're getting gratified, but the tension keeps you wanting more. It keeps you coming back for more. Is that true for album 💿 sequencing and song structure too?

So what is this formula? Well, he believes that it's all about telling a story without the lyrics, telling the story. He calls it lyric-less storytelling, basically. And it's conveying story and feeling through the production, the arrangement, the elements of the song, the voices, the frequencies used, the mix. It's all conveying a story to you that is moving in such a way that grabs you and pulls you in. And it's addictive to listen to it's addictive to keep listening to, and that you don't turn it off. He breaks it into two areas. He calls it instead of tension and release. He breaks it into tension and gratification. So gratification, just like if you were a heroin addict and gratification is when you get that shot, right? That needle, I've never been a heroin addict. Don't don't write me any emails about this. But, it's, the gratification is getting that drug, that dose of that dopamine hit of whatever's going on and you're getting gratified, but the tension keeps you wanting more. It keeps you coming back for more. Is that true for album 💿 sequencing and song structure too?

Think of an album like a movie or a book. Directors and writers order their scenes and chapters in a very specific way to illuminate narrative and thematic content, and in any good film or piece of literature, each section builds off the others so that there’s a satisfying conclusion. But at the same time, it’s not something that calls attention to itself, since each part works together organically to make this seamless whole.

Can tracks can also can be called chapters like track 1 aka chapter 1?

is this formula well he believes that it's all about telling a story without the lyrics telling the story he calls it lyric list storytelling basically and it's conveying story and feeling through the production the arrangement the elements of the song the voices the frequencies used the mix is all conveying a story to. Agreed 👍. Does that mean every studio album 💿 tell a story? And Does bridge,breakdown,break,interlude,post chorus,pre chorus,b section all of those song structure all serve the main story? Example Monster by r.e.m is about 6 or more songs and 7 or more songs and more than 30 minutes which is roughly about @. Who is responsible for the total amount of duration of the whole entire studio album 💿 from track 1 to track 12 aka what’s the frequency Kenneth which is track 1 to you which is the closing track track which is track 12? And is it a studio album 💿if it pass 30 minutes like @ or @ and more than 6 or 7 tracks like example tongue is on track 7 while track 8 is bang and blame?

So it's like using a capo?