How to get a BALANCED Mix | Tutorial w Tantum | Ableton only

[@TantumMusic]

Thanks for having me! I hope you could learn something new from this :)

[@solconnection2]

Tantums got wonderful production great to see him on here. His ear for EQ is amazing and hard to teach.

[@sashap.89]

in this strange world PML is my constant source of inspiration😘

[@richtrelo]

Really cool tutorial. The difference it makes using that glue compressor on the drum bus is amazing. I will be using this, for sure.

[@stukedin]

Looking forward to watching this and picking up some tips and tricks. Is to part of a new full course tutorial? as in the opening of the video Tantum says "this is the sound design session we worked on earlier"... hope so

[@reachingplanets1]

Amazing tutorial thanks. I like the glue compressor technique will be very useful for my next project

[@antontieliepov7642]

Thanks for learning 😋

[@1bigjeffrey]

Super dope training.

[@ericmontag3965]

Excellent lesson thanks !

[@miculasorin1]

This give away is all i need 🤗 pml 💪

[@mrwurst1234]

big thanks:)

[@pontificemusic]

Nice production!

[@tillmoninger2938]

Yeah Tantum 🎉 🚀

[@johanquevedor]

Helpful!❤

[@morphoriia]

Good Video!

[@streakysupercat]

So cool!! 🙏😸

[@tayronzallex3394]

perfect

[@thestoicscientist]

As an FL Studio user I felt a bit excluded until I realised he meant stock plugins only :)

[@richtrelo]

I feel your pain... that's why I ended up switching to Ableton. Fl Studio is still really great and you can achieve the same results with different processes.

[@TantumMusic]

Hey! I've used FL for the most time, I just started using Ableton a bit more than a year ago. The principles apply across all DAWs, so once you get all the basics covered you can pretty much achieve anything. On my channel you can find some really old (not so well produced) videos covering things in FL. My main reason for the switch was moving away from desktop and win to laptop and mac when building the new studio.

[@thestoicscientist]

@@TantumMusic Thanks - really useful video. I was, of course, joking about the 'Ableton only' part of the title of the vid :)

[@ir8123]

Thank you for making this video.But this is only topically explaining the mixing and mastering,I have a lot of your educational videos and they go way deeper into the subject.

[@lau_techno]

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