2 Easy Ways To Make Your Mixes FAT

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[@dinmema100]

I have been watching a lot of tutorials on YT about music production and i can easily say that you are the best teacher ever. Thanks for helping us getting better at music ✌

[@TheMattSwifts]

Big Z is the man for production tips. If you're looking for engineering/mixing/mastering tips I'd also highly recommend Kush After Hours with UBK

[@dinmema100]

@@TheMattSwifts Thanks, i will watch his tutorias aswell

[@TheMattSwifts]

@@dinmema100 np m8, enjoy!

[@HipHopArena1]

Yeah he is really for the people 👏🏾

[@grantgibbs4803]

frequency, time, AND stereo field are all crucial decisions we must make in the mix!

[@AlexRome]

i love this guy

[@BigZMusic]

yooo I love your vids too man - keep killing it 👏

[@robertsabharwal9787]

Both y'all rock.

[@silvinedelchev191]

Men... your work is next level! I can't find in YT nobody else who's recreating sounds and remaking tracks in such a perfection. Thank you for your content!

[@WillyJunior]

Both men did great here.

[@faebzen1429]

Big Z, you always make my day when I am super depressed about my projects. 😂 You are so chill and really explain all those complexities super straight forward. Always amazing content! My next masterclass I will purchase will be definitely one of yours! 🤙

[@conoroneill7667]

Best tutorial you’ve made on this channel yet. You’ve improved in your quality of videos a lot since I started watching in 2020. Great work, keep it up!

[@astromekanix]

I'm loving how you break things down with the visuals and audio in these videos. Simply a joy to watch while learning about things I never really thought about before. Thanks Z. 🙂

[@gavinpells4497]

Your videos are fantastic, lovely clear explanations and examples. Definitely my go to tuts.

[@mikelo303]

Best quick tutorials on the internet. Easy to understand and digest. Thank you man! I really appreciate your time and effort sharing this!

[@imsarkia]

you're way way way better than many teacher at my music school, please don't stop making these precious tutorials! 🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@maipetric1288]

i've watched tons and tons of mixing tips videos but i havent heard this advice a single time yet.. this is just great and it really does make your mix sound so much cleaner

[@object_Object]

Such a good advice. I spent so long getting things to sit in EQ, thinking it's a mixing frequency spectrum. Turns out spreading things out over time is crucial, and it's exactly what the pros do when you start analyzing popular tracks. The trick is to guide the listener, control when each part of the track gets to be in the spotlight. Not many focus on this, so excellent excellent guide! ✌️

[@SliqCue]

Thank you Big Z!!!. First channel that gets my mind relaxed when learning and very simple explanations and relatable to follow through... Sweet!!!

[@Narz3000]

Some of the best tutorials on music production I have seen yet. Great work and thank you!

[@boogaloojohnson2]

Thank you, so excited to try these techniques out!

[@DavidDiMuzio]

Great teaching and insight!

[@NSound-vb5pi]

I think this is the single most important music production tutorial. Agree with every word! Good job man, thanks!

[@travesdymusic]

I’ll be honest, I’ve seen a few of your vids here and there, but recently you’re teaching’s have been hitting close!! Especially when you talk about simple patterns or sounds….Not layering too many sounds…thanks Big Z!!!

[@LiloDJBRASIL]

amazing tips! i like the way u see music production and content creation too. You don't came with a secret trick or plugin. You help us with techniques and the perspective we have to listen and visualize music. This is so important. Thank you!

[@israeloghogho3029]

Honestly, you are really good in this thing. your videos are so informative .thanks

[@pinacolada2386]

this video gives us a new perspective of mixing (3D) that was rarely mentioned elsewhere, thank you

[@princemaxwhoobayangbon1516]

Thanks Big zzZz!

[@sarbansingh2362]

Thanks for this tutorial man God bless you 🙏🙏

[@forsale313]

This helps a lot with the "pocket" aspect of putting things together. Thank you very much.

[@christianrobert6871]

Love the way you sum up a broad spectrum of info into short videos. Very cool. 😎🙂

[@goffimusic]

Great video as usual. They really help with my own productions.

[@carptackula7536]

YOUR CONTENT FKN ROCKS MAN!!! My brain needs to watch multiple times. I get it instantly, but there is 'understanding' and being able to do this well... I could listen to / watch sooo many more examples of this because it's FASCINATING

[@K-pop_Jrock_Jmetal_Girl_Bands]

great tut thx alot!

[@uknownytbr158]

dope video, great job brodie

[@paulluckey6997]

I needed this NOW. Thank you

[@ChaseKilganon]

You’re legit the best teacher, I appreciate the videos!!

[@2bepower1]

this is songwriting and arrangement. i wish there were more tutorials like this

[@stevelast5719]

That track sounds amazing!

[@yuhyuhtheindigo7085]

I’m into heavier forms of electronic and bass music production, but I really appreciate what you do, and how clearly you explain these concepts. You are right, valuable across all genres. I would really love an in depth look at how to fully utilize a powerful limiter like pro-L 2 whether it be part of a processing chain or a mix bus. I feel like I’m barely scratching the surface of what it can do and how it can benefit me

[@adamolofsson2758]

you nail the tutorials every single time!!

[@dat2918]

Thanks! It is always important to remember the less is more approach!

[@RemnTheteth]

Super helpful video on easy tips for layering, or not layering, sounds. Thanks :).

[@rockyAQ04]

This video should have at least 100k+ views. That was so helpful!

[@whatdanielson]

Subscribed. Wonderful conceptual explanations.

[@-KingOfKhaos]

You know what brother… I actually knew some of this in a theoretical sense, but what you just did here was tie that up in a nice neat little package that made it incredibly easy to understand!!! Literately just gave me that “ah ha!” Moment where it all just clicked! Thank you for this!

[@BOXINGDE]

Great as always! 🔥👊🏻

[@adriankeehn7934]

I usually never comment but I have to give props man you are absolutely nailing these remakes! Really enjoying the mixing and mastering vids too!

[@fancha831]

Great stuff

[@jamesj9098]

Just here to echo everyone else who praises you for your style of teaching. You remind me of that one teacher that everyone loved because he was relatable and knew how to delivery information in a palatable way.

[@CarlMadis]

I have tried to explain this so many times to myself, and this is epic! Actually you can make make the "graph" with even more dimensions if you didg in deep. I mean you have 3D in mono but if you think about it then you have another "dimension" Mid and side as well, witch gives you 3x 3D. Left side; Mid; Right side. Thank you to couch us! You're the best! ✊

[@nickvanraalte5819]

Orrrrr I know them from the iconic A Milli remix hahaha. Also, you have some of the BEST mix videos on YT and provide amazing CONTEXT which most channels completely miss or skip over. TYTY

[@tommyfreudenthal8084]

Love those vids

[@user-in8wg6jm5u]

omg man idk why i have never put that logic together, ty my man.

[@000SilaS000]

Veeeery resourceful video. Yes. Thank you.

[@jongamabao5939]

thanks again learned a lot

[@SHONSL]

Makes a lot of sense!

[@MalikAmer87]

Great video thanks.

[@L8TOPIC]

love this one

[@thegreatjeffmac]

Awesome video 🤘

[@sha3439]

You are a generous person, god bless you

[@rtyprty]

been at it for over 10 years and i never really thought about looking at it from a “3D” perspective. Nice

[@TheKarimPuff]

Awesome tutorial

[@spanial]

You are the GOAT!!!

[@reaktormannen]

Thanks for another professional tip

[@PatrickObiang]

AMAZING!

[@frankiewylde7649]

Nice one Z! Sometimes it feels like the best way to get a professional sound, is to always layer like pro, but its nice to hear that sometimes the opposite can also be true as well. :)

[@looplounge201]

Hi big Z i studing mix 3d , really , change my mindset for production, your tutorials is very important

[@MegaSumra]

Great video as all ways :)

[@barcker4]

Man you are number #1

[@Re-bl5sr]

Appreciate the knowledge brother - your KZbin videos seems to be among the best tutorials out there so do please keep uloading. Liked and subbed brother 👍 Og by the way, are you self taught or did you do a production/engineering course?

[@1998Cebola]

Layering isn't bad, bad layering is bad. Obviously if you just put two sounds with the same characteristics on top of eachother it will clutter the mix, but that is really not a case against good layering, that will give that sounds more depth, dynamics and character.

[@BrahimSonoriste]

you are the best

[@DrTomb]

OMFG I didn't notice when you took out the lead until I listened again WTF !!!! yeah nice advice ty

[@Riito100]

GOAT

[@yepyep8769]

Easily my favourite youtube channel. If you're ever considering doing coaching, I'd absolutely be interesting

[@daynemin]

I realised that always watching a DAW scroll left to right, we sort of get this distorted sense of sound. Sounds are coming towards and away from you (with varying degrees of panning.) But if you close your eyes and just listen to a kick drum for example, its fun to retrain your brain to look at sounds straight ahead if that make sense. The click arrives first and shortly after the bass frequencies.

[@joglou7247]

Legend👍🏻

[@donraccoon6316]

Less layers! 🤔🤔 It's a really good idea💡 I used to put lots of layers and it always sounds like muddy shit😅

[@alex.m0105]

Thank you... you are a genius 🙏❤👏

[@ValenteVillanuevaMusic]

More like a production tip video but still amazing! Thank you!

[@RutgerS.]

Great tips! Isn't there a fourth dimension though: mid/side, where you can place sounds in the stereo spectrum?

[@newz5744]

Awesome tips man! But would u say changing the panning of synths or instruments help with frequency clashing? (For many layers)

[@tensorplex]

Sick - but what is that little intro vocal effect? Love that!

[@ssxyy]

I wouldn't dicourage people too much from layering sounds. It can be crucial to layer a few sounds to make a unique new one but it has to make sense and be coherent together, but also mixed well together where you'd EQ out all the unnecessary frequencies from each and then you can pull off many layers depending on the situation. Just make sure each layer makes sense and makes a difference and, if possible, sit in different frequency ranges. Oh and also don't confuse layers with individual instruments doing different things, having more than 2 instruments all playing different melodies can ruin ur composition real fast.

[@darrenheath23]

Nice graphics!

[@brianmartin7710]

thanx, another great video !!! I have one question. I want to switch from ProToos to Logic. But I heard that Logic has a delay compensation issue with Side chain. Is this true, or can someone say something about this?

[@hitmaker24]

Respect ✊

[@cyclingbrothers7362]

Great video. But what are you tips to make synth/saws sound more fatter?

[@spinflip.electronic]

❤‍🔥❤‍🔥Something I should defenitly work on and not rely completely on compressors.

[@MFGH0ST]

I think big z is 😎

[@hannahbackward]

Just discovered your channel. I really like it. Binge watching! Are all your project files for just Logic? I use Live. It would be great to follow along. The remake sites I've found are not the greatest. Okay! Back to learning. Thanks!

[@JanBaars]

That sax sound is so good! Is that for sale?

[@stevel4914]

Great

[@YerayIbarria]

I was like...did he take the original track from side piece? Great stuff man!

[@PrOduKcejSzyn]

nice tracks by the way 👌 0:04 & 5:03

[@aobaprod9918]

Brilliantly done. Great reminder.

[@0374studio]

Bless

[@Fred_Free]

Have you made any video about clipping (not compression or saturation). Clipping: The sound engineer's secret trick to achieve professional loudness, impact and punch both in separate channels and on the master bus. An interesting topic.

[@ahadlootfi8025]

👍👍👍🔥

[@gregholzermusic]

I have to keep reminding myself to do this … less is more. I’ve found a trick that works for me is to play the whole song in mono… if I can’t hear a certain part at all then it means I should either adjust the EQ on that track or perhaps consider getting rid of that part all together.

[@trolleysnatcha]

Never thought Harry Solomon from Third Rock from the Sun would end up getting into music production

[@Rhekluse]

You will always get a Like from me, sir.

[@Livvux]

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[@TianpeiWang]

As a mixing engineer, I wanna forward this video to all the producers who I get work from.

[@TrueFakeNews]

But is this really mixing when you take away the mainlead because you want to Hear Vocal better? What do i do when i want to hear both because thats my Personal taste. Eq them agianst eachother? Or Something Like trackspacer vst

[@dat2918]

Having a good arrangement is just as important to mixing as level setting and EQ! If you wanted to hear both then as you said it would most likely be an EQ job.