Importance of full frequency range in rhythm arrangements | Dipesh Varma || S10 E24 || Sudeep Audio

[@NihalTauroOfficial]

Just wanted to take a moment to Thank Adithya for this amazing initiative. This is some real knowledge covered.

[@12notesproduction]

Dipesh Varma is amazing rhythmist.. He is like Gyan ka khajana..

[@NISHKANG]

Thankyou Sir 🙏🔥

[@toofanmandoth923]

Bahut bahut dhanyavaad itani badhiya jaankari share karane ke liye

[@ratheepanraj]

A great video and I found this extremely useful for a project I am mixing. It would be really cool to check how each layer is treated and processed from a EQ and Compression point of view. A super video disclosing secrets used by the great. An appreciation of the entire spectrum from a percussion point of view is well taught and demonstrated. Looking forward to more videos from Sudeep Audio.

[@dipeshvarma]

Ratheepan Rajkumar thank you..🙏🏼

[@ThejaBuddhika]

Thanks for this wonderful tutorial

[@shubhshinde4438]

Dipeshsir thankss a lot and Aditya sir as well.....please make more videos like these please

[@sudeepaudio]

Yes Shubh. Coming under the for MEMBERS ONLY section soon. You will see a Join button on the channel with a nominal monthly fee.

[@ashish61288]

Hi, Thanks for this video got to learn from it and very helpful details mentioned in it. 😊

[@soundeshwar3922]

Dipesh bhai is my favorite. Eagerly waiting to watch! Oh I just saw that premier is in 80 minutes only. My birthday gift😉

[@sudeepaudio]

Happy Birthday!

[@soundeshwar3922]

@@sudeepaudio Thanks a lot Aditya! Means a lot😊🙏

[@soundeshwar3922]

This video was really useful. In logic I always try to follow this closely. But will take extra care to capture these frequencies whenever I will record live. Thanks a lot Dipesh Bhai and Aditya bhai! Also can we have a video on a comparison between the percussions programmed in Logic and recorded live? Would really like to understand the edge factor.

[@sudeepaudio]

check the 4 episode series by Vijay Dayal on recording live percussions with Dipesh Varma on this channel.

[@soundeshwar3922]

@@sudeepaudio sure thanks

[@MrAviraj7]

Need thz kind of vdo, indian instruments mix , arrangement tips, etc plz go for that .

[@rajkamaljangir3618]

Nice

[@musicarrangement5261]

Thanks sir.

[@abhisheks5625]

What is dt mentioned in the video?

[@ArghyaGhoshMusic]

Playing and recording same thing twice to get stereo sound of any pertcular instruement.

[@abhisheks5625]

@@ArghyaGhoshMusic Is it, different microphone position for same instrument to get different dynamics of the same?

[@dipeshvarma]

Not really..Same position of microphone

[@sudeepaudio]

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[@abhisheks5625]

@@dipeshvarma Thank You very much sir❤☺

[@Hasil_Kureshi]

what is DT ?

[@MrAviraj7]

Thank u sir

[@vivektyagi6848]

Feels like a jungle beat. Which song is it ?

[@dipeshvarma]

vivek tyagi Hi..Since it’s an old session I exactly don’t remember..

[@SayakPChatterjee]

Plzzzz make a tutorial on...how you equilise this kind of Bollywood layer percussion..and manage frequency for songs....

[@sudeepaudio]

Watch the separate series by Vijay Dayal (4 episodes) on recording rhythm instruments.

[@shubhamsalokhe920]

Waiting......

[@mirdesai4875]

A humble request! It would be great to see how Vijay sir would treat these rhythms that he recorded from a mix point of view! 🙏🏻

[@sudeepaudio]

Watch the separate series of Vijay on how he records and mixes percussion available in 4 episodes on the channel.

[@mirdesai4875]

@@sudeepaudio hi yes have already checked that series... but the audio is camera audio... so we dont get the correct reference.... hope you ccan do one that has audio recorded directly from the laptop or console! cheers!

[@modofokokokonuts8622]

What does he mean when he says "DT" .. like "Djembes and Derbukas with the DT" Thanks

[@kartiksagar.guitar]

It means Double Tracking

[@modofokokokonuts8622]

kartik sagar oh okay thank you

[@nikhilpkamble1210]

The way you chopped out the tail of tambourine, it could even be heard in the mix !!! COULD HAVE DONE BETTER !!!

[@vishwakmv]

Thank u sir 🙏

[@Deepakdabaria11]

What is DT?

[@sudeepaudio]

DT = Double Track (same instrument or voice played again as a second layer)