Andrew Scheps live workshop at AES NY 2017

[@wappytappy]

i binge his interviews some days, but this was refreshing because of how excited he is over a recent project he's touched.

[@TenthElementGraphics]

18 seconds in and this video is already perfect. "The only thing that matters is what comes out of the speakers, and that's it. Your decision-making process is very important for YOU. It means absolutely nothing to anybody else in the world." BOOM, we're done. We could stop the video right here and it was already a master class!

[@rdennisdom]

Everything should be made as simple as possible, but not simpler. -AE-

[@jarcauco]

Speaking about masterclasses formats, I would suggest an enriched _"to-the-core- point-masterclass"_ with Andrew breaking down the insights he had while struggling to develop his very own decision-making process!!

[@TheCryptoCB]

Here in 2024. What a legend.

[@eccentricworx]

Down to earth, honest, passionate and eager to share his knowledge. I love this Guy!

[@Bring_MeSunshine]

Looking at all the upcoming talks on the board behind Andrew, I could honestly sit there all day, but what I especially love about Andrew Scheps' approach, is his unerring sense of 'don't get bogged down in the idea of, you have to do this, follow this, or take this approach'. Yes, he's got an engineering backgroud, yes he works with some of the best recorded audio you could be asked to mix and yes, he's had his hands on an array of outboard that you and I would die for, but there's no hiding his honesty, his frank involvement, his love for the music and his down-to-earth pragmatism

[@luthiervandros]

One of the funniest people around. Look how the audience has grown by the end of the presentation.

[@JunkyardSam]

YES! He is mesmerizing to listen to. Great teacher, neat human. Creative, clear, humble but confident. I've become a huge fan from listening to his KZbin interviews.

[@ameerdylan3939]

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[@JimmersThomas]

Love the insight he's got into his own methods - could listen to him talk for hours

[@michaeltablet8577]

Thanks for making this wonderful teaching available!

[@lightafluident.9950]

This guy is a TRUE GENIUS!!!! LOVE LISTENING TO HIM. I could listen to him for hours.

[@drozzieternal1379]

i love listening to this guy talk about mixing its so inspiring

[@alienair1748]

Outstanding teacher... Around 32:00 someone asks about depth in a mix and 'Heaven' by the Stones popped in my head. Thats a deep simple tune that still baffles me how they achieved it.

[@CarlosRuivo]

Great Professional Great Attitude - No Bullshit. Love it!

[@MikeHeebz]

Scheps is awesome! Thanks for sharing your knowledge, Rear Buss & all! =)

[@codyjumper5019]

What a session 👏👏 All hail the Scheps!

[@snapascrew]

LMAO I get drunk and cut tom triggers too, and also do the wah wah thing with the iphone... so funny.

[@BrianBiscione]

Excelente como siempre.

[@davekeehl]

I love this man

[@HitTheRoadMusicStudio]

Nice choice with music from Tinariwen ;) Awesome tutorial, Andrew just kicks a** !!! :D

[@Hexspa]

I listened to Scheps and now I’ve bussed my buttons

[@Hexspa]

@Walter B Im bad with faces, where did we meet?

[@Hexspa]

@Walter B Oh thanks fam. Hope you're doing well.

[@AmitZangi]

andrew - you are THE man

[@derlinstiles]

I love ending on the rear bus.

[@Barncore]

51:07 What was that band he mentions? Motor psy goat?? Motosygo??

[@jjjuhg]

LARRY DAVID OF SOUND ENGINEERING

[@dugknndy]

he's so cool

[@michal.ochedowski]

That was awesome!

[@sonnybrasco9735]

Andrew definitely has that knowledge

[@germangorchs9938]

He is knowledge.

[@MrIantodd]

I'll happy make stems for Andrew Scheps

[@DaveMenkehorst]

24:09 A LOT of full range mono bluetooth speakers...

[@danleavers1583]

When he said about charging for delivering stems I fully expected a standing ovation..starting with a slow clap

[@henrikduende]

Elija Wood at 23:42? 🤣🤣

[@j.r.90001]

34:00 The mix ready when the customer runs out of money!

[@WesKReyes1]

13:30 when your explaining to your boy the feeling you get when you hear a good mix

[@BossStar]

My dawg still rockin in da free world wit da jesus beard

[@aholder4471]

I wish I would have been there to ask how he dealt with bleed while mixing Live sets like this. It probably isn't as big of a deal with a show this big because of the size of the stage. I'm sure there is less bleed when the drummer is 30 feet or more away from the singer then there is on the small local shows I get the chance to play with but I would like to see what he would say.

[@ivannio4783]

Around 7:54 Scheps seems to be the only one awake. And he´s brilliant down to earth. But look at the ones standing around :))))

[@Sasketchejuana_man]

Am I experiencing Deja Vu or did he literally say all this in another video? Specifically the first 10 minutes he's said word for word in a separate video.

[@scotthstevenson]

fawbak. I got déjà Vu when he talked about Adele and Bono.

[@jeremytappero]

Felt the same way... maybe I already watched this when it was live? I even recognized some of the audience questions

[@shane2973]

no...it was another video that I watched also...I haven't watched this one totally yet, but yes its already been up

[@mixwiththemasters]

It was uploaded before and it's been re-uploaded.

[@Sasketchejuana_man]

Referring more to Scheps not the exact video. He repeats things in different interviews. For instance theres even a video in my suggestions right now titled "What comes out of the speakers is all that's important" - Scheps) .

[@robison824]

I need to buy an SsL console. Do you sell your equipment?

[@caspermaster-com]

The live mix sounds freakin awesome! (on spotify)

[@AudioReplica2023]

im dead with the wah wah on the phone cuz that shit has happened to me. LMFAO!!!

[@stuartwrigglesworth9339]

The Master

[@ovonisamja8024]

The guy at 38:36

[@derlinstiles]

I knew what guy you were talking about before I even clicked on the timestamp

[@Projacked1]

Andrew must be for certain, a DEMON BOX FAN! yEAHSSSSSS

[@AudioReplica2023]

38:30 The long hair guy is possessed ? WTF

[@AVEMAREAMUSIC]

45:10

[@michaelbennett9127]

12:47

[@bradszyperski3350]

Hear that rappers? Stems are more work, Therefore more money.

[@citizenworld8094]

Andrew should have been a Catholic priest. Imagine his sermons!

[@zawar5951]

do people really not get his jokes

[@RBGRBGRBGRBG]

No mic on the audience

[@youknowme...1840]

It's all about show business, far from art.

[@raphexe]

Andrew sounds kinda angry

[@piano25]

NAMM is a noisy place, i can see him having to scream a bit to cut to the crowd

[@peterbrandt7911]

Thanks! And I copy to 101% what you die say about phone speakers. Nobody who really likes music, listens on these crappy toy speakers and if, I don't care. I spend hours and hours on a song and all I ask is, that you use ear buds at least.

[@hoseynamiri]

What a stupid song was that he played! Not a cool song at all.. boring as hell!

[@Zorax2144]

man, that's crazy. What a coincidence because I thought the exact same thing when I heard the music on your channel.

[@hoseynamiri]

@@Zorax2144 Thank you for your comment man. Appreciated!

[@Zorax2144]

@@hoseynamiri all in good fun. honestly not even my opinion that your music was boring, just wanted to give you a hint of you're doing when you comment such things, large artists or not. your attack on that song isn't only an attack on the artist, it's an attack on the people who enjoy the song as well. Have a good day chief, keep listening.

[@hoseynamiri]

@@Zorax2144 I do not agree. The comment section is made for both good and negative feedbacks. An open-minded artist or audience can freely have a take on them and think of them but not feel offended bcz people simply have different views. GL

[@Zorax2144]

@@hoseynamiri Well, it's not as much about being offended as it is about relevance. I agree that the comments section is a place for positive and negative feedback. You posted a comment on a video that isn't your music, and I brought up your music. You commented on a video that's a 50 minute long q+a between Andrew and the audience regarding the practice of audio engineering, and you said you didn't like the song. It's like going to a construction site as an apprentice and complaining that you don't care for the floor plan. It doesn't matter, it's irrelevant. Your purpose in being there is to learn the techniques involved in the buildings construction. If I cared about offending you, I wouldn't have commented back, and if I weren't trying to make a point, I wouldn't have elaborated. If I weren't trying to be polite while making this point, I wouldn't have withdrawn my comment assuming my point had been made. I'm starting to become hypocritical though, as this comment thread is not the focus of the video, and comments on the video should be surrounding the contents of the video. My final remark is that I didn't care for the song either, I just didn't think it was at all necessary to point out given the video is about the techniques employed, not the songwriting or performance. In that regard, the video is massively successful in it's intent. Bye!

[@SongMakerNYC]

sunny/positive side of this video is the fact that andrew knows so much about the sound and how to manipulate.....etc...moon/negative side of this video is the fact that music (in general) could have less fallowers/fans/buyers...etc...without people like adrew "forcing" listeners to feel the vibe and feel the exsitiment...basically status of a sound engeneertoday is raised up to status of a musician...it's like 50/50 or even more...that's pretty weird...it shouldn't be that close...i guess this is happening based of poor quality of music itself...i've heard opera and concertos recorded in early 20century on mono...almost "flat" sound, but music and performance were out of this planet..no tricks, no bs...just pure music and magical performance....same goes to early blues, jazz and rock...etc.