Lektrique’s MIXING HACK that will guarantee a Clean Mix (Anyone Can Do This) [FREE DOWNLOAD] 😎🦾🦻

[@truthlessmusic4787]

This is REAL expert mixing advice that is actually applicable to the (non traditional) niche of bass music mixing. Thanks boss!

[@matthewgiles3255]

THIS IS THE CONTENT I'VE BEEN SEARCHING FOR

[@cassinimusic5899]

You guys NEED to get Virtual Riot in the studio! Love you guys!😘lol

[@AugnierCalyenin]

I don't think that will be necessary. VR will do his Studio Time sessions again next year and he has a whole list of things he wants to address. Check out his latest video on his own channel where you can see everything he will be going in depth with, which is basically every single thing you can think of about dubstep music production

[@Nightspell]

Lektrique with that megamind knowledge

[@empyreumofficial6949]

Big brain mode 💯✨

[@LEKTRIQUE]

Loved our time in the XLNT studio ^^ Thanks for having me visit! If anyone wants to learn more or address their specific issues, you can always reach out via IG for one-on-one lessons. Much Love! Vince

[@rodrigocoronado5248]

Yoo, can you please share what laptop you using or specs? I see you used a lot of CPU heavy plugins

[@LEKTRIQUE]

@@rodrigocoronado5248 I got the Alienware x17 R2 Processor 12th Gen Intel(R) Core(TM) i9-12900HK 2.50 GHz Installed RAM 64.0 GB (63.7 GB usable)

[@sixsixseven2896]

Never even heard his stuff but hes got a lot of knowledge and ref track hits hard. Great video

[@0Human1]

I think this is the best discussion on mixing I ever heard! Thanks, and more like this!

[@MartianMoon]

This was fantastic, gonna be watching this over a couple more times. Thanks for putting out such quality content!

[@DisconnectedAutomaton]

SeamlessR taught me all about phasing and wavecandy decades ago lolol ableton was lackin!! 🤣🤣🤣

[@ChexOfficial_]

I really want to see a mastering video. I always struggle to go over -6 LUFS without some kind of distorting.

[@christopherbrown7650]

Damn. Us bass producers are more engineers than musicians... Very insightful though! Lektrique is the perfect guy to have come on and be able to show us what he does and explain it perfectly through and through. Ass or gas? Shits gas my dude.

[@gulagwarlord]

I wish someone would have explained how to use mid-side eq and SPAN like this a decade ago... could have made this a lot easier for all of us if we knew how and why to do these things. I found another video on here about a year ago about this process and I've been keeping my mid-side situation in check like this ever since. Another thing I've noticed from working this way was a lot of times when something sounds "harsh"... it's actually the side channels being too loud in the upper mids through the highs. Tl/dr... if something sounds harsh, you probably only have to roll off the highs on the sides and you can leave the mids alone, or even boost to compensate. Game changing information.

[@jon.wilson]

This was a frickin masterclass, good lord. Thank you guys

[@MIDNIGHTCVLT]

Lektrique the legend!!

[@thomasrodriguez8797]

If you are looking for something similar to wave candy, check out mini meters. It is a $10 plug in. It has a comparable spectrogram. It also have a oscilloscope, spectrum and a couple other things. I mostly just use it for the spectrogram

[@amagicalpancake]

This video is crazy as a newer producer but i love it 😫

[@rola8597]

Loved it and learned a lot, more videos like this pls

[@odinewb]

Came for some quick tips and cheats. Left with a doctorates in FL tools I forget I have constantly, a better understanding and appreciation of the tools I actually use regularly and take for granted, a superiority complex after watching the sad "does this come stock?" questions on numerous occasions and a greater respect for a dude that just happened to randomly appear on my 'Discover Weekly' Spotify this week. So 2 questions I have: 1) Sound Pack collab with Lektrique in the near future? Hint hint nudge nudge. 2) Possibly more FL content?

[@romanx3267]

im trying to get the span preset but I ended up on an eternal loop to the free downloads

[@astrobearmusic1977]

Yo XLNT, you should check out the minimeters plug-in suite. They have a spectrogram visualizer built in, and it is only 15 bucks. Y’all can probably afford izotype insight but for many others minimeters is probably the best choice

[@JeydetaJosen]

26:33 his voice phased with saw wave haha :D So for everybody that wonders what can the problem with phasing issues just listen to this.

[@onikore]

cool video, i hope u will make another one wit some practic examples in different styles.

[@gulagwarlord]

BTW you can change all of the settings in Insight to 2D to make it look a lot like wavecandy but it lacks a sensitivity setting unless I missed it. Also, in SPAN, if you click settings and set the Smoothing to 1/3 octaves, you can see the "trend" rather than the peaks.

[@justsean..]

heckin love lektrique ⚡ amazing video boiiis

[@JeydetaJosen]

This is by the way a very good and helpful video! Thank you guys!

[@johnnyeproductions]

This is just absolutely incredible!!!! Love it even more so because I am also an FL user

[@CRayBeats]

Controlling the mid/side of every element in the mix adds up also even above 2k for example..

[@scottwise5883]

this is amazing. thanks for all the work you guys put into such great content!

[@anuspirit7331]

Perfect timing 🔥

[@mistaours]

thank you, it's very interesting !!

[@johnmcguire7745]

You can buy Wave Candy as a VST to use in Ableton from blackoctopus-sound. It's included in the Juice Pack. It used to be available on the IL website but for some reason they stopped selling it as a VST.

[@JeydetaJosen]

Btw. you also can get Wave Candy as a VST for any DAW

[@empyreumofficial6949]

Signalizer is free and has a ton of analysis and metering capabilities, spectrogram included. Don’t let a lack of having Wave Candy stop you from achieving your dreams! 👀

[@jon.wilson]

Thank you!

[@Gritonics]

Mini meters is amazing it's like 10$ and it has every single meter you could want. This includes a super detailed sonogram style one.

[@jesseepstein3307]

This was an amazing video

[@officialwintur]

This is so good,so much great advice. Thank you guys for doing this!

[@DraedenOfficial]

My boy 🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@JeydetaJosen]

What is when I put a Bass Mono after the sterolizer? (both on the Master) should this work then or not?

[@urfriendsontheinternet2584]

God I fucking love Lektrique's music. You too should have told him to release some new stuff because I'm fiending over here >:(, :)

[@Phatdik]

You guys got a do a Serum Tutorial for the Deuces Remix of Tremors- Its such a banger- Or atleast collab with him he's sick

[@borisfortperso]

#FLgang brooooo

[@XLNTSOUND]

Should we do more FL content??

[@denommeeperez]

@@XLNTSOUND yes please!

[@borisfortperso]

@@XLNTSOUND Ohhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh Yeahhhhhhh guys !

[@DanLaDue]

I fell asleep listening to this and holy fuck that Reese is a good alarm

[@donnyforgione6724]

Let's goooooo

[@kewk]

What's happening with those star patterns is called Moiré lol and it's the pattern generated due to being out of phase, but it literally has nothing to do with the sound and only the visual patterns of 2 sign waves overlapping each other. I think what's going on with this dude is that he was put on a pedestal (so to say) and he feels like he needs to have an answer for everything so goes with what "sounds" best lol.

[@Crecross]

Why do you have a hearing aid in the title

[@impolitikful]

CHAPTERS

[@Gritonics]

Ganja white knight pleaaaase

[@beebotronix]

👍

[@jaymesonp]

More FL Gurus!!!!!!!

[@MrAcapella]

watching this is super annoying right now, because i have to turn up the volume to understand anything. but when he hits play, its suuuperloud that i have to turn it back down.

[@MrAcapella]

but i love you guys!

[@zerberk]

I do not disrespect you, you make good music BUT I stopped watching the video when you said flatter frequency response = translation. Nobody should aim for a flat response, aiming for a flat frequency response literally makes 0 sense. I used to think like this when I lacked knowledge, I genuinely thought it should be flat to sound good. This is absurd.

[@gulagwarlord]

Aiming for a flat frequency response makes perfect sense if you want something ridiculously loud like a wall of sound... which is sort of the hallmark of these genres. It still applies to quieter genres but not as much. We are basically recreating the Fletcher Munson Equal Loudness curve with dubstep basses... quite literally.

[@stephenzerospace2864]

check out minimeters for any one looking for a heatmap in ableton