New Groundbreaking Mixing Technique - Andrew Zeleno Independence

[@AndrewZeleno1]

To Attend a free trial Class of this course send email to: [e-mail] 180 Reviews & Credits: www.andrewzelenocoursereview.com My Credits: www.andrewzelenocredits.com Course Info: www.andrewzelenomixingcourse.com !!! I use the most fair approach. No prepayments. You get a free trial class which is a real class with my students. If you like it, you enroll. But still no payments in advance. You will pay only after you start the course and you can do it during the first week of a month. Not in advance. Also we have monthly payments. So you don't pay for the whole course. I will be proving that it's the top quality education class by class. 99% of students finish all 9 months of the course. I've been doing it like that for 8 years in a row. Get the Free Trial class - it's a fair approach! I recommend to watch these videos: 1) Mind-Blowing Mixing Mirror Frequency Effect kzbin.info/www/bejne/gaqYc5h6aqyYpbc 2) Sweep EQ Technique Used Wrong by Many Mixers kzbin.info/www/bejne/eXSxgIWwrcuamJI 3) Rare Guitar Tone Tips kzbin.info/www/bejne/i3y3mGBsfahpfLs 4) how to decide if a compressor goes before EQ or after: kzbin.info/www/bejne/gIeyiqGOr8iErqs 5) Plugins for Mixing and RARE Secrets kzbin.info/www/bejne/laauloGsgMpma5o

[@AndrewZeleno1]

@John Johnovich You are welcome!

[@sweeetcalf]

I keep watching your videos and really want to take the course im just not sure if i have the knowledge to keep up. I really want to make my crapy music sound better. Im getting desperate.

[@AndrewZeleno1]

I designed the course to help anybody with any level of knowledge

[@MrDJSTRATEGY]

The way he breaks things down is 100x better then most videos on KZbin

[@AndrewZeleno1]

Thanks!

[@MrDJSTRATEGY]

@@AndrewZeleno1 no problem u earned it

[@DarkConscious]

hes the best bcz he understand the logical process of sound in relation to the options available to achieve what we want to create after understanding the problem standing in the way of our creativity

[@ElREy7876]

I encourage everyone who is serious about sound engineering to take this course . It change my life

[@AndrewZeleno1]

Thanks! He is my real student and I asked them to put their reviews here. If you will be attending one of my classes as your free trial class you will be with him in the same group. Their group will finish the course on December 2nd, 2020. So if you have doubts, come to see my class and you will see my students by yourself as well. You can even ask them if you like. !!! I use the most fair approach. No prepayments. You get a free trial class which is a real class with my students. If you like it, you enroll. But still no payments in advance. You will pay only after you start the course and you can do it during the first week of a month. Not in advance. Also we have monthly payments. So you don't pay for the whole course. I will be proving that it's the top quality education class by class. 99% of students finish all 9 months of the course. I've been doing it like that for 7 years in a row. Come and see the product (top quality education) for free - it's a fair approach.

[@36amrbm1619]

To much.

[@ephraimberkowitz667]

Andrew Zeleno’s audio engineering course is phenomenal. Each class is just a real pleasure , what a great Author and teacher,

[@AndrewZeleno1]

Thanks Ephraim! See you at the class! He is my real student and I asked them to put their reviews here. If you will be attending one of my classes as your free trial class you will be with him in the same group. Their group will finish the course on December 2nd, 2020. So if you have doubts, come to see my class and you will see my students by yourself as well. You can even ask them if you like. !!! I use the most fair approach. No prepayments. You get a free trial class which is a real class with my students. If you like it, you enroll. But still no payments in advance. You will pay only after you start the course and you can do it during the first week of a month. Not in advance. Also we have monthly payments. So you don't pay for the whole course. I will be proving that it's the top quality education class by class. 99% of students finish all 9 months of the course. I've been doing it like that for 7 years in a row. Come and see the product (top quality education) for free - it's a fair approach.

[@martinxxl2528]

This guy’s audio knowledge and tutorials are top notch. I watched tutorials from PureMix, Mix with the masters etc etc but haven’t learned as much as from Andrew Zeleno. Andrew Zeleno is the best of the best

[@AndrewZeleno1]

Thanks. Hope you understand I show only 10% of the full power in the videos. I keep 90% of good things for the students. Otherwise people wouldn't need my course. But if this 10% is better than those other educational options, it's great! Thanks!

[@tatatatyanovna1129]

Эндрю, не просто преподаватель, он учёный-эксперементатор в сфере звукорежиссуры. В своем роде гений. Вы представляете, я закончила курс, а преподаватель все равно заботиться о моем развитии! Он находит новые методы работы со звуком и дополняет знания. Благодаря новым видео я узнаю очень важную для меня информацию. Спасибо вам огромное!

[@AndrewZeleno1]

Спасибо Татьяна за теплые слова! Рад был вас обучать! Это моя реальная студентка. Если есть сомениня, то просто учавствуйте в одном из моих реальных занятий в качестве вашего бесплатного пробного занятия и увидьте сами и студентов. Вы даже можете пообщаться с моими студентами. !!! также мой курс имеет самый честный подход. Никакой предоплаты. Бесплатное пробное. И даже когда вы после пробного записываетесь на курс, я не беру оплату пока не начнется первый месяц. И вы можете платить в течении первой недели первого месяца. Таким образом вы сначала увидите качтество курса а уже потом платите. И только помесячная оплата. Никто с вас плату за весь курс брать не будет. И я буду доказывать на каждом занятии топ качество обучения. 99% студентов заканчивают все 9 месяцев и так я уже делаю 7 лет подряд. Приходите и посмотрите товар (качественное обучение) сами бесплатно - честный подход.

[@thissilentshell6360]

Hi Andrew, this is such a refreshing approach to video content. No flashy gimmicky video editing no flapping about wasting time with nonsense, just pure content. Educational from start to finish. Thank you for this.

[@AndrewZeleno1]

Thanks! I appreciate your feedback!

[@sorecords1281]

I'm sold on this mixing course. will be doing this course for real.

[@AndrewZeleno1]

Get a free trial class first. Also, consider to do it soon because there are almost no seats left. We will start soon.

[@AlbertoEAF]

Another great technique Andrew, can't wait for the rest! The last two months of the course are being A-MA-ZING, just thinking of the last two reverb classes, can't wait for the remaining ones, they were a game-changer. I never even thought one could go so deep on this topic: it's not just picking the appropriate reverb, but using physics and psychoacoustics principles to tune every little detail of the reverb, from spectrum to stereo width, shaping dry signal, early and late reflections individually for the best sound. If you want, you can make your mix so that you can close your eyes and believe the band is playing live in front of you :)

[@AndrewZeleno1]

He is my real student and I asked them to put their reviews here. If you will be attending one of my classes as your free trial class you will be with him in the same group. Their group will finish the course on December 2nd, 2020. So if you have doubts, come to see my class and you will see my students by yourself as well. You can even ask them if you like. !!! I use the most fair approach. No prepayments. You get a free trial class which is a real class with my students. If you like it, you enroll. But still no payments in advance. You will pay only after you start the course and you can do it during the first week of a month. Not in advance. Also we have monthly payments. So you don't pay for the whole course. I will be proving that it's the top quality education class by class. 99% of students finish all 9 months of the course. I've been doing it like that for 7 years in a row. Come and see the product (top quality education) for free - it's a fair approach.

[@fordgiesbrecht1087]

Every week is an in-depth approach to every aspect of audio engineering. this is not like driver training. More like build a car from the ground up. amazing stuff. thanks AZ!

[@AndrewZeleno1]

He is my real student and I asked them to put their reviews here. If you will be attending one of my classes as your free trial class you will be with him in the same group. Their group will finish the course on December 2nd, 2020. So if you have doubts, come to see my class and you will see my students by yourself as well. You can even ask them if you like. !!! I use the most fair approach. No prepayments. You get a free trial class which is a real class with my students. If you like it, you enroll. But still no payments in advance. You will pay only after you start the course and you can do it during the first week of a month. Not in advance. Also we have monthly payments. So you don't pay for the whole course. I will be proving that it's the top quality education class by class. 99% of students finish all 9 months of the course. I've been doing it like that for 7 years in a row. Come and see the product (top quality education) for free - it's a fair approach.

[@olafszester2244]

This makes so much sense! Really cool ❤️ see you in class Andrew!!

[@AndrewZeleno1]

Thanks Olaf. See you!

[@SoundReserveStudio]

This is pure gold. Thank you Andrew!

[@AndrewZeleno1]

You are very welcome!

[@davidasher22]

Umm... I’m super impressed! These are the type of advanced techniques experienced engineers are looking for. Really great stuff!

[@AndrewZeleno1]

Thanks. I actually keep the best stuff for my students. It's obvious. Otherwise nobody would need to attend my course. I use the most fair approach. No prepayments. You get a free trial class which is a real class with my students. If you like it, you enroll. But still no payments in advance. You will pay only after you start the course and you can do it during the first week of a month. Not in advance. Also we have monthly payments. So you don't pay for the whole course. I will be proving that it's the top quality education class by class. 99% of students finish all 9 months of the course. I've been doing it like that for 7 years in a row. Come and see the product (top quality education) for free. But I don't insist. if you like the videos it's good too. Check my new video on the next Tuesday 4:15pm Pacific time. I will be signing and showing how Saturation actually works. I think nobody showed it before like that.

[@jeremysikkema9716]

looking forward to the expanding points as you progress this technique!

[@AndrewZeleno1]

For sure Jeremy. Movements from Reverb layers or a double side-chaining or a control over consonants in Vocal Reverb or other parts of my system... I will be releasing videos on it from time to time.

[@payso1382]

I'm on the waiting list. Cnt wait to take the course 💯💪🏽🎶🎵🎼📢

[@AndrewZeleno1]

Hi! See you soon :)

[@pintfetzer3461]

@@AndrewZeleno1 are there long waiting lists and how often in the year you make those courses, very interesting, saw one video and was instantly attached to you and your content, feels like you are truly knowing what you do in the studio

[@AndrewZeleno1]

There is no waiting lists. It's more like you wait till the current group finished to start with a new one. But you can start with the current group as well if you feel it's easy for you to catch up when you try your free trial class. Send an email to [e-mail]

[@markgabbidon5859]

Best audio course online period.

[@AndrewZeleno1]

He was my real student who graduated from my course in January 2020. Hi Mark. !!! I use the most fair approach. No prepayments. You get a free trial class which is a real class with my students who are taking the course right now. If you like it, you enroll. But still no payments in advance. You will pay only after you start the course and you can do it during the first week of a month. Not in advance. Also we have monthly payments. So you don't pay for the whole course. I will be proving that it's the top quality education class by class. 99% of students finish all 9 months of the course. I've been doing it like that for 7 years in a row. Come and see the product (top quality education) for free - it's a fair approach.

[@RommyLeVent]

Сказать, что это просто эпический курс по сведению и звукорежиссуре, пожалуй, будет недостаточно!!! 😀 Я отлично помню первые занятия и то, как сражу же стало очень интересно. Чем дальше, тем больше! Что мне особенно понравилось, так это то, что Andrew дает не только теорию, но можно сказать на пальцах объясняет нюансы работы приборов на примерах других миксов. 😎 В процессе обучения мы получали домашние задания, которые позволяют отработать теорию на практике, и что самое интересное - это то, что в рамках этих занятий вы можете практиковаться на ваших собственных миксах, которые Andrew проверит и укажет на ошибки! Это по-настоящему полноценный курс, после которого вам не потребуется изучать что-то еще! 🎸🎵Уже в середине курса я приобрел необходимое оборудование и начал работать со своими миксами. Спустя примерно год практики мне удалось достичь хороших результатов. В качестве примера моего сведения вы можете ознакомиться с моим миксом здесь: kzbin.info/www/bejne/m4WbmqOOpbtlbas

[@AndrewZeleno1]

Спасибо Роман. Всегда приятно слышать от бывшего студента. Люди посмотрите его клип, музыку и его микс (супер) здесь: kzbin.info/www/bejne/m4WbmqOOpbtlbas

[@MDMelo-Music]

Thanks Andrew for sharing another great detailed video on this technique. Keep up the good work and helping us become better audio engineers. I strongly recommend the course, it is more than worth and affordable and it will definitely change your life and mindset towards audio production and mixing 🎸🎸👋👋

[@AndrewZeleno1]

Thanks Manuel! Always great to hear it from a former student! Viewer, if you read this, Come to see my class and you will see my students by yourself as well. You can even ask them if you like. !!! I use the most fair approach. No prepayments. You get a free trial class which is a real class with my students. If you like it, you enroll. But still no payments in advance. You will pay only after you start the course and you can do it during the first week of a month. Not in advance. Also we have monthly payments. So you don't pay for the whole course. I will be proving that it's the top quality education class by class. 99% of students finish all 9 months of the course. I've been doing it like that for 7 years in a row. Come and see the product (top quality education) for free - it's a fair approach.

[@johnwick8516]

Wow that's crazy ! Like you said when you add EQ or comp you also bring bad stuff. This method greatly reduce the negative effects of compression and EQ !

[@AndrewZeleno1]

Exactly. it's the main point of this technique. We consider the negatives of a traditional processing first. And then we avoid them by using this technique

[@highhawk9632]

smooth operator :) this is just great. And these kinda "punch lines" are happening on the course two times per week. If everybody just knew how great yesterday's reverb course was. Mindblowing!!

[@AndrewZeleno1]

Thanks my friend! He is my real student. If you will be attending one of my classes as your free trial class you will be with him in the same group. Their group will finish the course on December 2nd, 2020. So if you have doubts, come to my class and see my students by yourself. You can even ask them if you like. I use the most fair approach. No prepayments. You get a free trial class which is a real class with my students. If you like it, you enroll. But still no payments in advance. You will pay only after you start the course and you can do it during the first week of a month. Not in advance. Also we have monthly payments. So you don't pay for the whole course. I will be proving that it's the top quality education class by class. 99% of students finish all 9 months of the course. I've been doing it like that for 7 years in a row.

[@danielnaron]

😮 This is incredible! The thought had never crossed my mind until now. This is great for the dynamics-based plugins I already have 👌

[@AndrewZeleno1]

Thanks Daniel. I will be posting more about this tehcnique. It's actually for Reverb, Side-chain and Distortion too.

[@LucaABasso]

This is incredible. I just checked it out on a Kick and it worked really well. Thank you!

[@AndrewZeleno1]

Glad it helped!

[@quantumsound2423]

This truly is ground breaking. Mr.Zeleno deserves a Grammy

[@AndrewZeleno1]

Thanks! I showed only 10% of this techniques. There are things about saturation, double side-chaining, even Reverb in this technique.

[@aleksandrminyaylo5436]

Thank you Andrey, your lessons are very useful as always

[@AndrewZeleno1]

You are welcome! It was great to have you a student for 9 months!

[@beachforestmountain4269]

Wow, that really is a groundbreaking technique, and you explained it in a way that is easy to understand. Now I get the advantage of processing the transient completely independently from the sustain/body of the sound. And now I understand why multiband effects (and really any effect) can cause unwanted artifacts in parts of the sound that shouldn't have those artifcats in them. Thanks for explaining it Andrew.

[@AndrewZeleno1]

After this video there is the very next one based on the same concept. Check it out: kzbin.info/www/bejne/ope2XmRtl8qGp68 And of course the very last video. All three have something that majority of people don't know.

[@beachforestmountain4269]

@@AndrewZeleno1 Thanks.

[@robertjones9598]

Genius. Thank you for this information, something I would have never considered by myself. I'm not sure if I will start chopping up my tracks to process all the transients independently, but it's useful information to have nontheless and it may come in handy.

[@AndrewZeleno1]

It's just a second solution if something traditional bring their cons. Also, I didn't show 90% of principles of this technique. Like movements from Reverb layers, double side-chaining, the control over consonants in Vocal Reverb etc

[@djdanger9812]

You are easily the best at explaining all the subjects you cover. Amazing teacher. I would like to attend your course but with my work hours so erratic it makes it difficult. Have you considered making a video series we can download and watch/learn when its convenient for us students? Also I really enjoy your opinions on plugins. I seen you were talking about the Invisable Limiter in a previous video, Have you tried the updated Invisable Limiter V2?

[@AndrewZeleno1]

Thanks! Yes I tried V2

[@TheDerider]

Awesome technique. Brilliant 🙏😎

[@AndrewZeleno1]

Thanks!

[@ivankarpov676]

If you feel suspicious about all the comments praising the course instead of discussing the video like I was 8 months ago, don't be. This channel is Andrew's way to reach out to his potential student, so he asks his current students to write a couple of words. The videos serve more as educational bonus. Seven months into the course, starting from the very beginning, I can say that the course is worth every penny and minute I have invested. Before the course, I tried to get an idea about mixing from the hundreds of sporadic videos on KZbin. As a result, I hysterically threw plugins into the inserts of my DAW with no grounds other than hope that they make some wonders. Sure enough, they did not, and I ruined multiple songs. The content of Andrew's course is opposite to sporadic (partly that's why it's so long). It is well-structured, covers a myriad of aspects from the very basics (often undeservedly neglected even by experienced musicians and producers) to advanced. The course provides a good theoretical basis spiced with several (within the seven months it has been four) home works where you can try and get checked by Andrew what you have learned. The homework analysis is public, so you can see not only your work, but also the projects of your group mates and learn from the sessions not less than from the lectures. The course mostly covers sound mixing, but interestingly some of the aspects prove to be useful in other aspects of music, e.g. in practicing the instrument. Overall, this is a very good course I personally can recommend. If you have questions, I will happily answer.

[@AndrewZeleno1]

He is my real student and I asked them to put their reviews here. If you will be attending one of my classes as your free trial class you will be with him in the same group. Their group will finish the course on December 2nd, 2020. So if you have doubts, come to see my class and you will see my students by yourself as well. You can even ask them if you like. !!! I use the most fair approach. No prepayments. You get a free trial class which is a real class with my students. If you like it, you enroll. But still no payments in advance. You will pay only after you start the course and you can do it during the first week of a month. Not in advance. Also we have monthly payments. So you don't pay for the whole course. I will be proving that it's the top quality education class by class. 99% of students finish all 9 months of the course. I've been doing it like that for 7 years in a row. Come and see the product (top quality education) for free - it's a fair approach.

[@ivankarpov676]

Andrew Zeleno, cheers!

[@BrooseWayniac]

a Great one here Andrew... i stay tuned

[@AndrewZeleno1]

Thanks! in two weeks the next one! Tuesday 4pm-4:30pm Pacific time

[@kenntakac5034]

You are a great mind! I am Andrew´s former student and his course is a game changer. Now about this video...At first was thinking it is great but really time consuming. But after a thinking about it for a while and reading through comments I´ve realized you don´t have to use this technique all the time and it was never meant to anyway! And it´s exactly what Andrew teaches. What to use, how to use and when to use! Let´s say your kick is great in a verse but then in a chorus it gets lost behind heavy guitars. EQ doesn´t work neither does compressor because they do something wierd to the tail. You can use this technique only for the choruses! And if everything is fine you don´t have to use it at all. It can solve lots of problems and there are many creative things you can do with this (like with reverb or sidechain, imagine the possibilities). I personaly don´t see myself using this very often because I am all about performance when recording, I am no copy paste guy and I want me and my clients to play or sing the song through and then corect mistakes if needed and when we need to do verses seperately from choruses lets say, I will have different take for each verse and each chorus because I find that when performing and not copying, the song feels better and have more soul. I also like to record with outboard gear on the way in to get the sounds I want and then I use just a touch from plugins when mixing and with all knowledge I learnt from Andrew I am getting great results this way. Nevertheles, this technuiqe is AMAZING and can help a lot! Wow!

[@AndrewZeleno1]

Hi Ken. Check my last video. It's the best kick & bass mixing technique. It fixes all disadvantages of the known kick and bass techniques kzbin.info/www/bejne/ope2XmRtl8qGp68

[@kenntakac5034]

@@AndrewZeleno1 Thanks a lot Andrew! Great content as always!

[@davejohnsonmusic]

Interesting... Gonna have to see how you would pull off this technique in real-world mixes with deadlines.

[@AndrewZeleno1]

You save time. When you have a problem with trad processing you will spend hours until you find some plugin or settings which will not have those disadvantages and you probably still will have them. Instead you realize the problem. You quickly edit the waveform. It's a matter of 30 seconds if you are good in editing. I've been editing for 10 years when I was working for a broadcasting company.I edited Literally a million kilometers of waveforms. After this you edit with no problem. Secondly you don't need it on every instrument. Only for those with those situations of cons of the traditional approaches. Thirdly, we don't have 4 minutes unique notes. In modern music production even if you play a guitar, in most cases you have a recorded short piece. Let's say chorus riff. And copy and paste it. So you need to edit only that short piece and put it in place. If you have the owner of the project they can tell you what was copied where. Fourthly imagine you mix and it simply doesn't work good. You find extra 5 minutes to apply the only technique which will be working in this case.

[@NateMaelzSounds]

Great Video. Thanx again for this technique and many others. Best Video

[@AndrewZeleno1]

Hi Nate! Thanks!

[@NateMaelzSounds]

@@AndrewZeleno1 And we all waiting for new canadian videos also )))

[@AndrewZeleno1]

I will be soon

[@eugenepashch5213]

That is some useful advice! Thanks!

[@AndrewZeleno1]

Thanks! Thanks. It's about Reverb, saturation, distortion, even side-chain as well. I will show some other example in the other video.

[@mattsotoofficial8224]

Brilliant idea.. youre good teacher.. thank you for share..

[@AndrewZeleno1]

You are very welcome

[@DarkConscious]

Your the best thank you the missing things i needed for a full clean mix i only lacked the way to make a clear and present full mix i am a great composer and produce sounds well but i lacked gear and there was some frequencies i cant hear but with these techniques i can rest all these sounds that clash together and will make my mix much cleaner specially for the kick the A z technique is indeed the best so far .

[@gooshie3]

Amazing concept.

[@AndrewZeleno1]

Thanks!

[@martinxxl2528]

Top-Notch advice, no bs, from Andrew Zeleno like always

[@mindyflexish2345]

И вправду кое-что новенькое) Особенно с обработкой гитары! Спасибо, что делитесь секретами)

[@Zenvo-uu9tm]

Thank u sir for the insightful content as usual

[@AndrewZeleno1]

You are very welcome!

[@TheChrispablo]

straight up genius

[@AndrewZeleno1]

Thanks man!

[@davidcadogandc]

Love your videos. Zero bullshit! Отлично. Большое спасибо .

[@AndrewZeleno1]

You Are пожалуйста!

[@junren5435]

great concepts！it would be a great time saver using time based volume shaper when treating constant instruments！i would definitely try this！

[@AndrewZeleno1]

Thanks for watching :)

[@Soundart001]

Yes, exactly... It immediately came to mind to separate the transient than the sustain with a volumeshape for a more fast workflow

[@Reggi_Sample]

You went from reading about ice cubes engineer on the SSL board in the 90s to producing and mixing for him. Very impressive and that track sounds fire. This video is three years old since then I feel like I’ve seen a lot of plug-ins come out with separation of the EQ transient / sustain. They are watching ~ SplitEQ, Ozone 11 EQ, Michaelangelo EQ, Harrison Drum Flow to name a few

[@AndrewZeleno1]

The original companies who stole my idea of separation Transient and Sustain was w factory and Eventide. They release their plugin 6 months after I released my video. And I was stupid enough that I didn't patent this idea. I don't do this mistake.

[@Reggi_Sample]

@@AndrewZeleno1 ah I knew it. Lessons learned, thanks for the information

[@AndrewZeleno1]

I will make a video on this situation soon.

[@GOTRAVlogs]

😱a lot more work but definitely worth it👏 thank you GOAT

[@AndrewZeleno1]

Thanks :)

[@noctur4338]

I never comment on KZbin, and I've always felt that side chaining had some kind of draw back or inaccuracy when it came to giving clarity to the low frequencies in kick and bass especially with release times. Once you started explaining your method of processing the transient and sustain separately, in this specific manner, its like things just made so much sense. Ive always tried to have control over certain elements by processing them independently but never like this. The preservation of dynamics in my mixes and cleanliness of the rhythm in the low end after using this method could literally bring a tear to my eye relative to my previous work. There is so much possibilities with this method on many different instruments I'm inspired and grateful you shared this with the mixing community. I've watched so many mixing tutorials and read so much online and physical material about mixing and mastering but I've never been able to understand it as well as after watching your videos. Your explanations are very concise and detailed, with many answers to the "whys" which is something that is much needed for novice mixers like myself who are passionate in learning more. Thank you, I'll definitely be looking into joining your course in the near future.

[@AndrewZeleno1]

Thanks! I use the most fair approach. So you can start with a free trial class. So you are welcome to try it out.

[@AndrewZeleno1]

My new video "what is the best compressor plugin" with examples how different plugins suck in one situation and sound good in the other. Like a guide how to choose plugins properly for each situation. A lot of unknown nuances: kzbin.info/www/bejne/ZmHbpmV_dseNqq8

[@AndrewZeleno1]

Here's the link to my new video which will potentially blow your mind. Probably the best Saturation tutorial. We will check how exactly it changes the strгcture of harmonics in the real mix and cons of it. Also a guide how to really harmonics. Check it out: kzbin.info/www/bejne/raTQaYWagrxjack

[@jjondeep3430]

This is crazy i do this concept and my mixes sounds Very clean....

[@Keroser1983]

Very interesting idea. Thank you. I think it would double or triple the workflow so prioritizing the instruments is essential.

[@AndrewZeleno1]

I didn't show the concept fully. Just some little parts of it. So it's difficult to comment on the video yet.

[@Keroser1983]

@@AndrewZeleno1 Yes yes, it very obvious that this is a very deep and game changer concept. I was just thinking by myself and sharing my thought. Thanks for showing this through, really appreciate it.

[@AndrewZeleno1]

I appreciate your time.

[@scifu7e91]

💝🎶 good informations. It's not easy to find the right balance in a song, but you show nice examples. Has you ever had the problem by listening a project where you thought someone talks and you find out that there are frequencies in the project that makes this effect. And sometimes the simplest things can make a problem, like the end of an instrument part, before a new part starts. Other people don't know in the end how long it needs, but you are happy that it sounds good and better as a or versions before. Best greetings Andrew, good luck with everything and have nice days + everyone too 👋😀🍹🌅

[@AndrewZeleno1]

Thanks for support!

[@scifu7e91]

Thank you too and I try to use your tips for making a better sound. The people that put their songs into your hands make the right decision (because people have other styles/technics in mixing + mastering and everybody must look what a soundit should be). See you and have fun 👋😉

[@andesneko]

So much passion.

[@AndrewZeleno1]

Thanks !

[@stefangot7729]

amazing tip.

[@AndrewZeleno1]

Thanks!

[@Елка-с1ь]

You drop the bomb on me. It's just amazing. Wooooow!!!

[@AndrewZeleno1]

Thanks :)

[@christopherventer6391]

This is an excellent idea, especially on percussion, I think (kick in particular). In a way, I think the compression version is a little bit like parallel compression in practice, where you get more of the transient because of the parallel blend, but still get increasingly more of the compressor sound on decay. Obviously this is a totally different concept of how to process, though, and is a lot more flexible than that.

[@andrewworld3681]

wow thank you Andrew :)

[@AndrewZeleno1]

Hi Andrew! Thanks!

[@leonardofavaretto2289]

Holy fuck! Absolutely mind blowing.

[@AndrewZeleno1]

Thanks :)

[@DarkBlackReaper]

Great video and very interesting topic! But how to separate all that manually every single hit of every track? That looks to me very inconvenient or I can't think of any idea right now. Any tips?

[@AndrewZeleno1]

It's opposite. You save time. When you have a problem with trad processing you will spend hours until you find some plugin or settings which will not have those disadvantages and you probably still will have them. Instead you realize the problem. You quickly edit the waveform. Secondly you don't need it on every instrument. Only for those with those situations of cons of the traditional approaches. Thirdly, let's not pretend you have 4 minutes unique notes. In modern music production even if you play a guitar, in most cases you have a recorded short piece. Let's say chorus riff. And then people copy and paste it. So you need to edit only that short piece and put it in place. If you have the owner of the project they can tell you what was copied where. Fourthly, imagine you mix and it simply doesn't work good. And I offer you a real solution how to fix all problems. But you say no just because you can't find extra 5 minutes to apply the only technique which will be working in some case? Again it's an option. I didn't force you to apply it :)

[@DarkBlackReaper]

No, don't get me wrong result is pretty obvious. But some projects can be very big and many riffs and parts and layers so that at first sounds very much time consuming and even hard possible to track every note. But you show us really cool trick and I am very greatful for that.

[@johnkanguru5747]

Bomb! 99 level of explanation.

[@AndrewZeleno1]

Thanks!

[@dima_bassline3474]

Интересная техника! Нужно будет опробовать на разных инструментах) На ваших курсах конечно гораздо больше узнаю, особенно для меня ценны это домашние задания, вот там на своих и чужих ошибках понимаешь наглядно чего не стоит делать, а что нужно взять на вооружение. Круто как всегда! Курсы огонь! P.S. За эти деньги, это лучшее что можно найти на русском языке, советую))

[@AndrewZeleno1]

Если кто читает этот коммент, Это мой реальный студент и я их попросил тут написать отзыв. Если вы будете посещать бесплатное пробное занятие то именно с ним в группе вы и окажитесь. Их группа заканчивает курс 2ого Декабря 2020 года. Если есть сомениня, то просто учавствуйте в одном из моих реальных занятий в качестве вашего бесплатного пробного занятия и увидьте сами и студентов. Вы даже можете пообщаться с моими студентами. !!! также мой курс имеет самый честный подход. Никакой предоплаты. Бесплатное пробное. И даже когда вы после пробного записываетесь на курс, я не беру оплату пока не начнется первый месяц. И вы можете платить в течении первой недели первого месяца. Таким образом вы сначала увидите качтество курса а уже потом платите. И только помесячная оплата. Никто с вас плату за весь курс брать не будет. И я буду доказывать на каждом занятии топ качество обучения. 99% студентов заканчивают все 9 месяцев и так я уже делаю 7 лет подряд. Приходите и посмотрите товар (качественное обучение) сами бесплатно - честный подход.

[@Projacked1]

Excellent tutorial, I have used independent techniques in editing but not like this. Cool stuff Andrew!

[@AndrewZeleno1]

You are welcome! Thanks for watching!

[@Maksitto]

That's really cool!

[@AndrewZeleno1]

Thanks Max. It's about Reverb, saturation, distortion, even side-chain as well. I will show some examples in the other video.

[@nexusobserve]

15:00 haha when I was making music at 14 I would be doing all sorts of weird plugin combinations and one thing I stumbled upon was a transient designer feeding a distortion on drums sounded cool

[@Byelmacetas]

on the course for 4th months, AZ gives you the AZ of sound production

[@ozzy3ml]

I use boz transgressor 2 all the time for this, it's changed the way I mix. You have a threshold (with sidechain filters) which separates transient and sustain and lets you solo and EQ each of them individually with flexible eq filters. Using the solo feature you can easily use individual plugins on each too, just mult the track and solo transient on one channel and sustain on the other. The detection circuit doesn't always separate the transient and sustain perfectly, but it's pretty close and so fast to set up. Especially useful if you have long sections of audio you would otherwise need to split into transient+sustain pieces. Great video, I hope to take your course when I'm less busy!

[@AndrewZeleno1]

Thanks! I will try it out. Of course I use my technique for double side-chaining, Reverb layers ans saturation which plugin can't do, but if separates the transient and the sustain good, it could be a good starting point.

[@marceloribeirosimoes8959]

WOW, Andrew! The first tip I should ask you is - How did you could freeze the transient graphic on SPAN then the tail and keep both on screen? BTW, I really hope everything is really good there. An thank you very much for all your time and effort on your videos...

[@AndrewZeleno1]

Hi. Not sure what you mean. btw the new video will coming on Tuesday. It will be a good one

[@marceloribeirosimoes8959]

@@AndrewZeleno1 Thanks for letting me know about your new video. They are unmissable. And I apologize for not being clear enough. I mentioned the moment when you keep a spectrum on the SPAN screen (transient) and add another screen on the same SPAN (release), to compare them. The scene is at exactly 3:00 mins.

[@AndrewZeleno1]

SPAN is on the master bus. I have a separate channel with the transient. I solo it. Then I go to the Static menu. And hit the Take button.

[@marceloribeirosimoes8959]

@@AndrewZeleno1 Clever! I'm so noob on SPAN... Thank you very much, Andrew! 😉

[@arstcrcy1250]

Hi Andrew, what do you think about Ezmix 2?

[@KevinStock12]

Interesting how you can split the signal and crossfade it and get the same sound, seems like there would be a volume dip in between the transient and sustain

[@AndrewZeleno1]

It's the same waveform. One copy of it is gradually going down and the other copy of it is going up with exactly the same pace :) It's totally the same.

[@guiivolpe]

Loved it!

[@AndrewZeleno1]

THanks!

[@AndrewZeleno1]

Check my last video. It's the best kick & bass mixing technique. It fixes all disadvantages of the known kick and bass techniques kzbin.info/www/bejne/ope2XmRtl8qGp68

[@MrAnthonyKennedy1]

Dude! You rock! Thanks man! :)

[@AndrewZeleno1]

You are welcome!

[@MrMitchGames]

😮 amazing

[@AndrewZeleno1]

Thanks!

[@gooooseey]

awesome! (as always)

[@4low395]

amazing!!!!

[@AndrewZeleno1]

Thanks!

[@SavBeatz97]

Genius. Thank you.

[@AndrewZeleno1]

You're welcome!

[@AndrewZeleno1]

My new video "what is the best compressor plugin" with examples how different plugins suck in one situation and sound good in the other. Like a guide how to choose plugins properly for each situation. A lot of unknown nuances: kzbin.info/www/bejne/ZmHbpmV_dseNqq8

[@AndrewZeleno1]

Check my new video. It's about misconceptions which make people relearn audio production after like 5 years of the start. But a lot of guys still don't know these principles: kzbin.info/www/bejne/fKO1qH6dZd13npY

[@AndrewZeleno1]

Here's the link to my new video which will potentially blow your mind. Probably the best Saturation tutorial. We will check how exactly it changes the strгcture of harmonics in the real mix and cons of it. Also a guide how to really harmonics. Check it out: kzbin.info/www/bejne/raTQaYWagrxjack

[@ObedOtoo]

such a great teacher

[@PB4U]

Amazing concept! Will definitely try it. But how do you effectively separate the transient from the tail?

[@PharaohLawLess1]

Another great video

[@AndrewZeleno1]

Thanks!

[@MrBannanasandapples]

soostain ! haha love your videos man you're great

[@RaneRaps]

Very helpful! 🤯🤯🤯

[@AndrewZeleno1]

Thanks for your response!

[@luigidaniellmusic]

hey Andrew you are absolute profesional , thanks for your videos , and you need start course in spanish please ajajaja , ABRAZOS

[@AndrewZeleno1]

How about you attend my English speaking groups? :)

[@luigidaniellmusic]

@@AndrewZeleno1 i like for sure but im andestand just 50-70% in english , i speak 100% Italian and spanish but meaybe i wil try Andrew :)

[@AndrewZeleno1]

Give it a shot. I'm not insisting. I have plenty of students. I just feel if you really need it but English is the only obstacle, at least try it out to make sure it's really an obstacle.

[@alyonazem3480]

Wow!!! Impressive!

[@AndrewZeleno1]

Thanks!

[@bigfriendlyturtle6064]

Гениальное просто!!!

[@AndrewZeleno1]

Спасибо!

[@КанадаКреативно]

Support!

[@Rio-uv1gs]

Is this course good for every genre of music?

[@AndrewZeleno1]

yes

[@AndrewZeleno1]

the best kick & bass mixing technique. It fixes all disadvantages of the known kick and bass techniques kzbin.info/www/bejne/ope2XmRtl8qGp68

[@miguelowls]

Can you give us a rundown on gain staging and getting a proper static mix!! :)

[@AndrewZeleno1]

I have a certain plan for my videos But I will consider you idea. Thanks!

[@Dmitry_Perelekhov]

Это наш Учитель! Чуть позже посмотрю полностью и прокомментирую. Сейчас начнется супер-занятие по его авторскому супер-курсу!!!)

[@AndrewZeleno1]

Жду тогда от вас комментарий Дмитрий. Только отзанимались :)

[@stojanovicmiljan]

When you separate transient from the sustain part, and then EQ them separately, is it the same as what you can do with multi band compression ?

[@AndrewZeleno1]

Hi. No. It's not the same at all. First of all I showed only 10% of ideas related to this concept. But even for those ideas related to dynamics, a multiband compressor will not be related at all. A multiband compressor controls the whole note but with different effect in different frequency ranges. This technique is more about parts of a note.

[@zianniorange3646]

andrew, do you separate every track into transient and sustain?

[@alyonazem3480]

watched the second time in a row. Very cool!

[@AndrewZeleno1]

Thanks :)

[@NickLeeTv]

And as always, fanx for the video)

[@AndrewZeleno1]

Yo Ar Velcome ;)

[@auralsunrays9229]

I immediately had to think of Boz Transgressor 2, which allows you to EQ the transient and sustain parts of a sound independantly. Awesome tool for shaping drums, plucks etc. Thanks for another great video Andrew! You really cover advanced topics on your channel that hardly anyone else touches.

[@AndrewZeleno1]

My system has even movements from Reverb layers. It has double side-chaining not to lose punch. I have the control over consonantes in Vocal Reverb. It's not just processing the transient and the sustain separately. I never said I invented separated processing for the transient and sustain. I said that I gathered like 30 ideas based on cons of the trad approaches. It has things like automation for compensating the guitar sustains or fixing issues with the dynamic EQ when it reacts in the wrong way. And many more.

[@KristijanJankovic]

great video

[@AndrewZeleno1]

Thanks!

[@victorsoldatov6120]

Incredible! I thought about it but I used to use transient shapers. But how can we keep this through the master-buss section? With compressors, limiters e.t.c.

[@AndrewZeleno1]

Thanks. It's about Reverb, saturation, distortion, even side-chain as well. Not sure what you mean by "how can we keep it"?

[@victorsoldatov6120]

@@AndrewZeleno1 How not to kill our powerful transients obtained by this method after processing the master bus?

[@AndrewZeleno1]

Easy. There are many techniques for it. Actually I explained of of them in the video. You missed it.

[@joseayala7207]

How much to mix and master a song? I'm very interested in learning to mix my own tracks but you already have it figured out

[@AndrewZeleno1]

I only teach now. Many students. And mix for myself.

[@luigidaniellmusic]

Hey ANDREW , abrazos !!!!! u are amazing bro , is more work but more profesional result !!! thanks

[@AndrewZeleno1]

Thanks! And you are very welcome!

[@AndrewZeleno1]

Check my last video. It's the best kick & bass mixing technique. It fixes all disadvantages of the known kick and bass techniques kzbin.info/www/bejne/ope2XmRtl8qGp68

[@luigidaniellmusic]

@@AndrewZeleno1 i gooo for sure BRO thanks

[@chanab.cherney7226]

you must check out the new eq that has seperate procesors for transient and sustain its this idea in an easy interface!

[@AndrewZeleno1]

Why ? Their transient and sustain separating algorithm is not perfect. I can do things much faster, with better quality and easier in my way. Also I can choose any great EQ instead of that one which is in those plugins. After I released this video some plugin manufacturers made their plugins in 6 months after I release this video. But I didn't find any good plugin which can be comparable to what I can do on my own.

[@AndrewZeleno1]

unique tutorial on EQ for mixing. 3 wrong steps which the Majority would make and 3 right steps which nobody makes: kzbin.info/www/bejne/Y5DHlKSofrWDf8U

[@schipbreukeling3]

Andrew you should develop a A.I . plug-in of this technique.

[@AndrewZeleno1]

No plugin can do Level C or Level D of this system. Secondly even here when I chose to apply bx SSL channel compressor it sounds in some specific way. If I want the other type of a compressor I would ge let's say with UAD 1176 RevE. And now imaging how one plugin can have all possible compressors and saturation types in one plugin? It's like putting 50 different plugin manufacturers in one plugin with their all plugins :) And it's only the simplest part. When it will be about movements from Reverb layers or a double side-chaining or a control over consonants in Vocal Reverb or other parts of my system it will be impossible to even imagine a plugin like that. People overestimate the power of plugins. Sometimes it's all about the knowledge which can't be implemented in the machine.

[@schipbreukeling3]

@@AndrewZeleno1 haha ok well at least an automatic transient splitter would be nice.

[@schipbreukeling3]

What is important is that you understand what is happening and you explain that clearly and the result is really good.

[@AndrewZeleno1]

Thanks! Always great to see you at the comments!

[@checktheneck]

@@AndrewZeleno1 a plugin that separates the transient and allows you to process it separately will be enough. And it doesn't even require the use of AI. I even think that you can find a plugin that just allows you to solo transients and sustain phase, I think I've seen some.

[@minttrax]

WOW WOW WOW..... very impressive fella, you got a new and sub and Ill defo catch you soon, great ideas here thanks for sharing dude

[@AndrewZeleno1]

No problem! Thanks!

[@mortheres]

Thanks a lot Andrew for this really great video. Very interesting concept but how to apply it in a real mix ? You have to cut and separate every transients and sustains of a kick track for example ? It would take ages to do that manually. Maybe you will show how to apply it in a future video.

[@Keroser1983]

My thoughts exactly

[@AndrewZeleno1]

I will definitely make more videos related to the concept, I've only showed 10% of it. Maybe less.

[@mortheres]

@@AndrewZeleno1 Thanks for your answer Andrew !

[@AndrewZeleno1]

You save time. When you have a problem with trad processing you will spend hours until you find some plugin or settings which will not have those disadvantages and you probably still will have them. Instead you realize the problem. You quickly edit the waveform. It's a matter of 30 seconds if you are good in editing. I've been editing for 10 years when I was working for a broadcasting company.I edited Literally a million kilometers of waveforms. After this you edit with no problem. Secondly you don't need it on every instrument. Only for those with those situations of cons of the traditional approaches. Thirdly, we don't have 4 minutes unique notes. In modern music production even if you play a guitar, in most cases you have a recorded short piece. Let's say chorus riff. And copy and paste it. So you need to edit only that short piece and put it in place. If you have the owner of the project they can tell you what was copied where. Fourthly imagine you mix and it simply doesn't work good. You find extra 5 minutes to apply the only technique which will be working in this case.

[@mortheres]

​@@AndrewZeleno1 Thanks for your deep answer Andrew. But I never said "No I will never do that !". It was just the primary question that came into my mind after watching the video. I just wanted to know on how you use it in real situations. That's clear now.

[@wowerman]

Splitting transient technique looks cool but editing every note in dense mix could last hours and hours. Any input on speed up the work? I will experiment with kick.

[@AndrewZeleno1]

Somewhere here I showed how to do it. kzbin.info/www/bejne/ope2XmRtl8qGp68 Then in group editing hide the transient on one channel and hide the tail on the other channel

[@AndrewZeleno1]

Here's the link to my new video which will potentially blow your mind. Probably the best Saturation tutorial. We will check how exactly it changes the strгcture of harmonics in the real mix and cons of it. Also a guide how to really harmonics. Check it out: kzbin.info/www/bejne/raTQaYWagrxjack

[@AndrewZeleno1]

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[@AndrewZeleno1]

My new video. 4 bonus Ugly Truths. This time on Mixing and Mastering: kzbin.info/www/bejne/ipy9p4OnqLyfi9U

[@wowerman]

@@AndrewZeleno1 Hi Anrew. I did it on kick and applied NI bus compressor.Matched the volumes and yes,there is definitely more punch to it. Thank you for your knowledge.

[@atti0102]

Just one Question, since i am visually impaired i only follow the audio of your video, and can't see what you're doing on the screen. Do you cut the transients from the sustain by some waveform editing in 2 different copies of the same track or do you use some helper plugins on one track with it's inverted functionality on the other? And related to the example with the kick drum, what speaks against paralel compression with fast attack? Is the sound more natural when using this new technique or what? fyi, i am using logic pro, since most functionality can be accessed using voiceover on mac, although there are still lots of improvements to be made, but over all i am astonished on how much is already working.

[@AndrewZeleno1]

Hi. Difficult to answer all your questions because it would take a lot of time. I will answer on one of those just to make it fair that I at least was helpful: Parallel compression affects on both: transients and sustain. Here we had a totally opposite idea: not to touch the transient at all. But saturate and thicken up the tail fully. Parallel compression will affect on the transient no matter what. Even a bit is too much in that example where we fought for every little piece of the punch. Also parallel compression with not make it very pronounced on the tail because the point of parallel compression to bring something partially keeping something from unprocessed sound. I brought full blown effect for the tail. Not just partial effect.

[@audioproductionmusicproduc8518]

Boom!