Mixing Lesson - Soft Clipping | Full Class

[@voice-of-oblivion]

YOU ARE A REAL GIFT in a world of bs tutorials. Thank you for your passion and devotion to teaching.

[@ZoeGilday]

Honestly Daniel, your tutorials are the best on this side of KZbin. Everything you say has value, & it a presented in such a way that the complex is simply explained

[@SonicDephect]

💯

[@Andre_Kolodziej]

Why on earth doesn't anyone else tell you about these incredibly great insider tips. I'm very grateful

[@SonicDephect]

I found this setting in prol2 the other day and was experimenting with using it to clip. Than I found this video, thank you! Best clipping video on you tube 💪🏽

[@Ein-Stuck]

L2 is dope!!....and my favorite limiter again...thanks. I've been a sub for many years now and can't believe you guys haven't blown up....it'll happen and I hope it transfers to increased success for the school.

[@kabirdasananda108]

thank you very much for the great instructions 🙏

[@Iafer_]

This video is teaching me more than my music production school lol

[@claudeimanuel]

Wow. Very good info in this one

[@Rohme.33]

You, sir, have the gift of gab!

[@Lasantha.]

OMG. Learned a lot from this. Thank you so much for this

[@bildjan]

Danny is the best!

[@Zenvo-uu9tm]

Thanks

[@eyeiaye]

This is such a great channel, thank you for the video! A great example of well executed clipping is on the drums of Perfect by Logic. They're crunched perfectly imo

[@fillmore999]

Excellent, thank you!

[@johnviera3884]

32:13 what happened to your magic 1:1 button!?!?

[@vinylrave2185]

interesting info. I appreciate , thank you

[@animamundi9652]

Question: would you clip all the individual important elements + the master to achieve better loudness / fullness of a mix? I mean can you clip individuals plus the master output or would that be overkill?

[@SonicDephect]

This is basically the key to how skillex gets such loud punchy tracks. Ahee made gain staging videos about this and if you look at the settings skrill is using it’s actually the clipping discussed in this video. The technique is also discussed in baphometrix technique, clip to zero. 💪🏽

[@prodbydamian]

Great video!

[@theofficialjizzy]

Thanks so much for this video. Would you recommend doing this on every channel in mixing or can it also be done in the mastering stage? What would you recommend?

[@theofficialjizzy]

Nevermind you talk about that on 38 minutes :D. I will use it to enhance my overall volume!

[@alexandar5253]

Hi sir, I analyzed every track that I downloaded from KZbin and all track have chopped of high frequencies. I try to clipp hard and limiting it hard, but when I analyzed my master track there is no chopped high end. How do the professionals do that, maybe with pultec or somehow else?

[@darkcharmrecords]

like mp3s... the high end is chopped off at around 16hz. if thats what you want then cut off or lower above 16hz with a shelf. it is true that cutting off high end can save space in your mix like removing excesive low end from tracks

[@dffgffffffdddddddddd]

yeah that's not on purpose pretty sure that's compression, you shouldn't be adding that into your track though haha

[@peterscottaotunes]

Thank you very nice lesson and its free. love you.