5 ways to INSTANTLY make your tracks WIDE

[@samuelll3166]

Rocking both the production tutorial AND mullet game... bravo sir 👏

[@gerarddaurella9471]

Nice quick video! Would be interesting to mention to take care with phase while you do this, specially trick 3 :)

[@jazzsong8566]

Your videos are amazing, Janus 🙌🏻

[@bh9999]

Janus you’re basically a superhero when it comes to music production, please consider discussing song structuring and how important you think it is for a remixer to stick to certain number of bars for each section and all kinds of other stuff regarding structuring. Seriously we love how you structure your music and Kiasmos music.

[@nemorelax]

Mr Rasmussen, thank you for sharing these moments. I love your production and your kindness for taking your time to explain us how you produce song. Really thank you.

[@Jakobokun]

that song is funky af!

[@JanusRasmussen]

Thank you 💥 I love that marimba sound :P

[@namrok106]

Loved your albums, love your tutorials

[@rafaelvalle1310]

Janus you're like the Bob Ross of music production, I will definitely not be able to do this but I love watching you. ❤ BTW I don't paint either xD

[@BrascoN1993]

Hey Janus, I also loove the slapback delay. You create a Return track, add a delay/Echo. You put the time left between 40-60 ms and the right to 50-70 ms. Keep the Feedback at Zero and a bit of Low/high cut. Then slowly add it. It's awesome for vocals for example :) Auf Wiedersehen!

[@JanusRasmussen]

Oh yes, slapback delay is awesome for making things stereo! Thanks for the tip 💥

[@Prithvibeats]

we live for these tutorials

[@Chat03848]

Thatnks for sharing your knowledge. Greetings from Mexico!!!

[@JanusRasmussen]

Thank you! 🙌

[@CabCurenta]

Love your videos! Keep up the nice Work.

[@AGVersace100]

that bassline makes me nod like hell. Wow

[@JanusRasmussen]

Awesome, thank you 🙌

[@Canaris]

I love this channel. Keep it up.

[@arnaubrichs]

Great video, and great channel!

[@oleg.ptiitz]

Marvellous, it's always a pleasure listening to you!

[@JanusRasmussen]

Thank you very much 🙌

[@MrQuentini]

Fantastic video thank you

[@nialledmonds1271]

Amazing content and tips :)

[@JanusRasmussen]

Thank you 🙌

[@andrewwunrow]

That last tip is great! I definitely don't use enough contrast and dynamic elements in my tracks, but maybe I'll start now!

[@_TheViewer_]

Had to sub, Studio Ghibli-Fans always the best feeling about music and feeling ! Nice Totoro btw !

[@DNievski]

super tips ! great tricks great tracks ! you re marvellous janus thanks a lot for your state of mind !.. so cool MERCI :)

[@JanusRasmussen]

Thank you so much for your words of encouragement 🙌I really appreciate it.

[@olegkonchenkov]

Thank you!

[@anicca3179]

Dankeschön

[@farkeymusic3435]

Helpful, I go for checking the tips, Thanks Janus! :D

[@levendulajazzy]

Thanks for tips! :) Cheers from Hungary!

[@JanusRasmussen]

Thank you for watching 🙌

[@pensoamordigofuria3203]

Thanks!

[@vitorhugoRH]

Damn, so thankful for finding this channel. Always feel inspired after watching your vids.

[@JanusRasmussen]

That's lovely to hear 🙌 thank you! keep making awesome music!

[@vitorhugoRH]

@@JanusRasmussen I don't know if i will ever be able to make decent music 😅 but thanks 🙏

[@artist.hoyoung]

Thanks for your precious tips! I'm going to definitely try these on my next project :-)

[@BennyBoi]

Your music is great, your explanations are great and your voice is so relaxing. Instant sub and fan!

[@initsound3476]

Super clean explanation of a subtle concept like sound spacing. Good one man! The track is a banger btw lol

[@JanusRasmussen]

Thank you very much! Happy to hear you like the track. Would love to finish it.

[@initsound3476]

@@JanusRasmussen yea I love it tbf… I have some ideas in my mind for it (yea I know, this sounds like the good old “collab bro?” but that’s not lol. I literally have it on loop 😂😂😂)

[@gnoman]

Cheers

[@MT-jq9ij]

Thanks a lot!

[@JanusRasmussen]

Thank you for watching 🙌 I really appreciate it!

[@szaboarion]

U have a very funky track there:)

[@Shuher911]

Спасибо!!!

[@gkpdougiiieee]

Is that Totoro in the background, Janus?

[@JanusRasmussen]

Hehe, yeah. I'm a big Ghibli fan!

[@thomasmurphy5170]

Excellent as always Janus!! Lovely Marimba sound, is it a sample?

[@JanusRasmussen]

Thank you! It's from Omnisphere :)

[@johnfall6972]

Hey Janus, this was awesome as always! I noticed in your last few videos that you have Push 2 in the background. Do you use this much? Being an Ableton user it would be great to see how Push fits into your workflow. Hello from Leeds!

[@LowaddictsSoundsystem]

Love this!

[@sinesoundmukke4359]

Thanks Janus, please stay on with the good Ableton Tutorials. Sometimes you could go alittle bit in the deep regarding mappings from knobs to another device, but in general very good. Leave you a subscription an thumb up. Bests...

[@MrJansteiner]

Ah, good man. Throwing in a bit of German at the end 👍

[@Boaugustin]

Hello ! Do you use sometimes stuff like wider or imager to open a bit more ?

[@kyprianou2009]

Nice tips! :) what are you thoughts of having 2 basses panned? is this making it more stereo?

[@JanusRasmussen]

It's not impossible. But I would try not to have anything under 150hz or so in stereo. You can also make one mono bass and then two panned versions to the sides with no lows. That will make it super wide. The panned basses wouldn't have to be very loud to make a huge difference to the sound.

[@kyprianou2009]

@@JanusRasmussen yes thank you!

[@KyleMcStravick]

What software is that? Thanks

[@SuperJainish]

song name?

[@fratomo]

Is it released yet?!?!?

[@spickeys5078]

Wonderful tricks! I notice that you put the Oxford Inflator on your Drum buss! Interesting way to help it pop out, I'm usually using it only on the Mix buss! Thanks again Janus

[@JanusRasmussen]

I love putting the Inflator on a drum bus these days :) Such a great plugin.