I am wondering where do you have all the separated channels of the track? Are these publicly available?

Sooth is excellent. A must have plugin.

nice hair

I bought the Lewitt L240 to mic up acoustic guitar but it is great for vocals too and I prefer it to my previous vocal mic that was three times the price. You also influenced me to buy A Warm Audio Tonebeast which is great too. Grateful to you for showcasing these products.

Fantastic information. Thanks !

In 2018 I decided to learn the guitar because of this 7 years later, and it's usually how I start my writing :) And I've come up with a couple different variations on my creative process I can kinda switch between if I feel like I'm lacking inspiration.

Hi Warren! With front and back open back mic technique did you do any panning for the video? If so how much?

Always common sense!

The arturia minilab 3 is better

In my world the boost and cut trick is a Pultec feature. Available on their EQP-1, released in 1953. ✌✌

Lol, he found an old The Gibson acoustic guitar. $50! More like $50,000

Inspiration is the reward you get from doing the work. I'm pretty sure I'm quoting someone there, but it's absolutely correct.

15:40 Andrew Scheops wandering around lol

Buy more gear, got it!! 😅 Thanks Warren!

how the devil are you?

1:38:25 T-shirt quote!

See ,same like you ,I just loud when needed.

Awesome advice! Like!

There will never be a band like deep purple. It doesn't matter the line up, somehow, you can tell it just sounds like deep purple. The Mark 2 line-up is by far where their sound was forged.

The Color Box V2 is a fun product but it is absolutely not a Neve-In-A-Box and sounds nothing like a Neve console channel. It is also worth $250, not $450.

I just started to love Tales in the last few years. I have loved Yes for 50+ years.

The starving artists feed the successful ones oftentimes

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I only use synths, organs and electric keyboards and play them live on a MIDI keyboard with pedals, just as i would irl. If the VSTs sound good in the first place, theyll sound even better being played "authentically"

Despite what you do, each song is an adventure anyway. There will be moments of misery where everything is shit and moments of magic where everything comes together. The secret is to ride through the moments of shit and have faith it will work out. Keep the faith people!

i actually see more cons... a) when you don't know how an instrument works... it's easy to overdo it.. (let's say making a rock track... and place drums tha are actually impossible to be played by a drummer, or guitars or anything else.) b) the variety of sounds a real instrument can produce usually is a thing... let's say guitar, violins, woodwings or brasses... that have a large variety of techniques, sounds they can produce... usually the VST instruments no matter how great they are, at some point they become way way limited... c) playing a real instrument becomes more "personal" ... they will sound as the player... no matter how experienced or not he is.. that feel is something that actually can't be recreated with VST insturments... d) as a musician myself... yes i like being able to use a sitar (since you mentioned), or some other instruments that i don't know how to play, not having access to, or not knowing someone that is able to play them... still though... making them work.... setting velocities or other things... can become a painful situtaion.... since you have to THINK about them... while when you're playing a real instrument, it's actually happening.. that slight higher duration, or that note that is louder or quieter... or anything else.. one reason to actually prefer normal/natural performances by real musicians instead of vst instruments..

Have you been looking over my shoulder? Don’t use waves though……

a video about mixing and the 1st 8 minutes spent on writing biz