Pro Mixer VS Typical Audio Engineer - Difference Demonstrated

Pro Mixer VS Typical Audio Engineer Gem-Comparison. Difference is shown and explained. Blow your mind with the next level Mixing and Mastering Tips and Strategies! To Attend a free trial Class of this Mixing Course online send email to: [e-mail]
In This Video We Will Talk About:
We will compare understanding and strategies of a top mixer and an amateur mixer on the main subjects like: compression, eqing, saturation, balancing, harmonics, plugin choices, best plugins in 2023, what influences decisions, who influences decisions, why you stay at the same level year by year, etc. One of the coolest thing that will blow your mind is 4 examples how a top mixer would eq a kick and a guitar or piano. Something you have never heard of, or you have never thought in this way.
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Videos on this Channel is Only a Light Addition to the Audio Production, Music Production and Audio Mixing Course from Top Ranked Audio Engineer/Producer (Official Status Based on Official Home Country Classification) Andrew Zeleno, Guru of Mixing by Sonarworks. Besides The Most Full and Advanced Theory Only for Getting Real Results, You Have Classes With Home Works Checking, Where Your Project Will Be Compared to the Best Sounding Songs of All Time Made by Top 20 Audio Engineers. We make Your Products Sound at the Same Level of Audio Quality Online and in Real Time. Also, the Teacher Doesn’t Shoot Videos Like Others But Takes Responsibility and Makes You a Professional in Audio Production Leading You from Beginning to the End. You Even Can Choose Your Own Projects in Any Genre. For Getting the Highest Possible Skills and Getting a Place in Pro Music Industry, Attend this Course. During 9 Months Online Course, You will Be Formed as a Professional Audio Engineer Even If You Are a Complete Beginner. Mixing, Mastering, Recording, Sound Design, Editing, Studio Setup, Post Production, Philosophy, Instruments, Easy Music Theory, Ear Training, Professional Approach, Different Music Genres.
How to Mix Vocal. How to Mix a Song. How to Mix Drums. How to Apply EQ. How to Apply a Compressor. How to Make Mastering. How to Write Music. How to Make Beats. How to Become a Beatmaker. Vocal Mixing. Drums Mixing. How to Record and Mix Guitars. Guitars Mixing. Absorption in Recording Room. Acoustic Treatment for a Control Room. Pro Tools Logic Pro Cubase Nuendo FL Studio Ableton Live Studio One Reaper Native Instruments Waves Softube Slate Digital DAW The Best Plugins
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[@AndrewZeleno1]

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[@ashotgaziyan8876]

Great to see You back , Andrew!!

[@AndrewZeleno1]

Hi Ashot! Thanks!

[@dowrandwrn1238]

Здравствуйте! Я написал вам письмо по почте! Хочу записаться на ваш курс

[@AndrewZeleno1]

Я ответил

[@JoshuaFleetwood1988]

This man has the greatest most in depth mixing course known to man. Trust me

[@AndrewZeleno1]

Hi Joshua. Glad you think so. See you at the class on Thursday.

[@RommyLeVent]

Andrew welcome back, good to see you again, cool winter hat! But seriously you have absolutelly fantastic audio engineering course! It is very fanny to see how many so-called audio engineers comment when new plugin appears on the market, they say something like it sounds cool or absolutelly killer and no any details at all! A striking example of this is the new SSL 4k E plugin by SSL where the compressor sounds more thin and less precise in comparisen with the Waves and Brainworks plugins. ..Hey guys don't forget to try Andrew's course, dont waiste your time, as they say it's sounds killer, but here you will get all the details on 200% ! 😎😎🎸👍

[@AndrewZeleno1]

Thanks Rommy! Check the Rommy's channel. He is absolutely great guitarist!

[@Reggi_Sample]

I actually prefer the sound of the SSL compressor. Does need the auto gain adjusting though seems way off

[@AndrewZeleno1]

Auto gain on SSL works sometimes if you use a specific Attack option.

[@AndrewZeleno1]

HeHey Guys. How's it going? Are you ready for tons of new videos in this winter and spring?

[@ГалинаБазан-ю9э]

Thanks for that!❤

[@Laserus]

Hit us with it Andrew! Love your content my man. Have learned so much from you!

[@AndrewZeleno1]

Thanks man! See you in the new videos.

[@ГалинаБазан-ю9э]

I finished Andrew's course and I myst say it's much higher level than anything I finished before like Berkley and SAE. What I like it works for a very experieced guy and for a beginner too!

[@AndrewZeleno1]

Nice to see you!

[@vadimmartynyuk]

The best channel about audio mixing on KZbin. Period.

[@AndrewZeleno1]

Thanks! I appreciate it!

[@mauro2097]

Welcome back Andrew!!! best teacher in the world!

[@AndrewZeleno1]

Hi Mauro! Nice to see you!

[@freedomfreedom6519]

Phenomenal Andrew! You are the best in audio production by far! Great to have you as a teacher!

[@AndrewZeleno1]

Thanks for your constant support!

[@antrondorrough814]

The best course period. So much valuable information you can't find anywhere else. Thanks Andrew!

[@covidpassforslaves5623]

Man. I swear Andrew is not jsut the best. He is just a something else than anybody else.

[@AndrewZeleno1]

Thanks Antron! See you on Thursday!

[@AndrewZeleno1]

Thanks my friend! It was nice to teach you!

[@saxmanash]

This guy goes into so much more detail that I'm wondering why so many other KZbin channels are just like "do this one trick to have pro mixes"

[@AndrewZeleno1]

thanks

[@Reggi_Sample]

Another excellent video and demo. I need to sign up to this class, pro tips + the comedy factor gets me😂

[@AndrewZeleno1]

I don't see any obstacle. Also you anyway go for a free trial class first.

[@ремдигга-в7щ]

Бомба бро!!

[@AndrewZeleno1]

Спасибо! Ценю

[@ProjectVastness]

Finally you're back 🤘

[@AndrewZeleno1]

Absolutely! I will make a lot of unique new videos!

[@maxk4258]

I think most of the videos on YT about sound engineering are affiliated and/or trying to make more "likes". Real deal is less entertaining, requires hard work and dedication and considered boring. But the result of hard work and critical thinking leads to amazing results. So this is my impression of your course. I Would definitely recommend it for one who is really interested in amazing sound production skills and not just in hype

[@AndrewZeleno1]

Thanks Max. Good points. See you at the class.

[@danijel333]

There are a lot of youtubers who are only THAT..and they will say whatever they want just to collect some views,and most of them are copy paste..That's the reason i follow this dude,straightforward explanation without bs,respect!

[@AndrewZeleno1]

Thanks man! Exactly what I try to do. Bringing the real mathematics behind the sound.

[@agny_music]

Hi Andrew, it's such a cool video! Always top-notch in everything that you produce and teach.

[@AndrewZeleno1]

Thanks my friend! Nice to hear from you!

[@MalikAmer87]

Great video as always.

[@AndrewZeleno1]

Hi Malik! Nice to see you!

[@AudioReplica2023]

Absolutely true. This is why its important really get to know what you using , instead of chasing promotional guru’s.

[@AndrewZeleno1]

Thanks!

[@SpaceboyBilliards]

I was always afraid to turn up my sub bass for fear of drowning out the mix, and I also fell into the trap of eq'ing low out of everything. This video plus the volume fader being an equalizer video have me closer than ever to the sub bass in hiphop that sounds like it surrounds the whole mix no matter what playback system. Disabling all my eq's and not having to worry about resonant frequencies and just using compressors and transient shapers on everything has been mind blowingly helpful

[@AndrewZeleno1]

Thanks for sharing!

[@huberttorzewski]

So great to see you again here Andrew! I can recommend Andrew's course to anyone interested in learning music production and mixing nuances.

[@AndrewZeleno1]

Hi Hubert! It's been a wile! Great to see you here!

[@eugenesmithmusic6027]

Andrew…. Another great realistic approach to audio engineering! As a former student your experience in how you teach your course and how to apply it. Great value… for those interested in improved audio engineering try Andrew’s free class … see for yourself! Thanks Andrew

[@AndrewZeleno1]

Hi Eugene! Nice to hear from you!

[@viktorlarzev3528]

great to see new video from you, just wanted let you know that i have my Room done(had 1 Year build, first Variation was my consept that i sended to you, did't workt at all, then i hyered a man who builded a lot of studios, he makes a concept of my Room and we rebuilded it with my brother, after 1 year with your course and 1 year with building studio, now I am able to say, guys i can mix wordclass records, with "right room" and knowldge from Andrew's course)- and this is only beginning. Thank you for your passion.

[@AndrewZeleno1]

Thanks Viktor. It was nice to teach you! Good that you achieved all these!

[@alienmachine]

Great to see a new video, Andrew. And happy new year 2024! 🎉 Looking forward to more videos!

[@AndrewZeleno1]

Nice to see you my friend!

[@Gradvlax]

Phenomenal insight as always Andrew - you're so far ahead of every other youtube audio production 'expert'! Love your amateur hats 🤣

[@AndrewZeleno1]

Happy to hear it! Yes. The hat is funny :)

[@smoreshaunted]

Your comedy is always gold! XD I will try to understand frequency masking more and how to make more informed decisions thanks to this video :3 Because like, my favorite audio engineer Zeleno told me to like yeahhh

[@AndrewZeleno1]

Hi! Nice to see you! Thanks for the feedback. Yes. I play fool and it's just for laugh.

[@ramonalberto5090]

I remember my first year self-studying mixing lol. I was going plugin frenzy and choosing presets that's misleading. AZ's course will help you understand audio so you can make better decisions for your mix and also he will share his approaches. Cheers

[@AndrewZeleno1]

Thanks Ramon! Good to see you here! See you on Thursday at the class.

[@thegroove2000]

Andrew your a gem. Thanks.

[@thegroove2000]

HATS off to you.

[@AndrewZeleno1]

Thanks a lot for feedback. I appreciate it.

[@jeremysikkema640]

great things to consider! thanks AZ.

[@AndrewZeleno1]

Our pleasure!

[@mendoncatiago3000]

Welcome back, God bless.

[@AndrewZeleno1]

Thanks mate!

[@eviloutionise]

I think that’s what I love about this channel, other mixers get you thinking about specific things (which isn’t necessarily a problem), but Andre gets you to think about how each move affects another. Which if we be honest is a lot more difficult to grasp, because it requires a deeper understanding.

[@AndrewZeleno1]

I doesn't requier anything. I provide deeper understanding which other channel are far away from any understanding. They read the product description on the websites and they go "Oh wow. It sound so good". I offer the real audio engineering. Not BS

[@eviloutionise]

@@AndrewZeleno1 I love your videos, I think it would be good if you did pre recorded videos or something that goes on teachable. Where you can go at your own pace if you’re busy.

[@thegroove2000]

I was thinking Andrew. As there are many sampled instrument's for like Kontakt, Omnisphere etc would there be less need for using compression compared to recorded live instruments?

[@AndrewZeleno1]

compression is not for dynamics control only. for contrast, for coloration, for envelope.

[@thegroove2000]

Many thanks. Have a good day.@@AndrewZeleno1

[@ne3namo]

I like the accessibility of the explanation of the material)

[@AndrewZeleno1]

Thanks. It's the skill of a teacher. A teacher should explain so everybody understands.

[@drive8064]

Рад видеть снова на просторах. Хоть мне и ничего не понятно на английском =)

[@AndrewZeleno1]

Привет :)

[@Stu.6]

Kick sounds like a box lol

[@MrAdrianloera]

How much is your course man I'm very interested

[@AndrewZeleno1]

Send me an email: [e-mail]

[@SpaceboyBilliards]

I just transient shapers on kicks instead of compressors because I work with digital midi and samples. Compressing live drums must be a nightmare

[@AndrewZeleno1]

It's easy

[@dannyprecysroadtoforever5234]

Hey Andrew it looks like you have a pair of Dynaudio LYD 48's in your setup. I am considering purchasing a pair and was wondering what you think of them overall. ....... thanks

[@AndrewZeleno1]

I have Lyd 7 and Core 47. Which ones do you mean?

[@dannyprecysroadtoforever5234]

@@AndrewZeleno1 My mistake the Core series drivers look similar to the LYD 48 but the core series have much more powerful amplifiers. Do you think the Class D amplifiers in the LYD7 have sufficient power for a medium size control room?

[@AndrewZeleno1]

All modern speakers are very loud. Of course if you are a guitarist who play a real cab cranked up, you don't have an ear sensitivity so maybe you need something louder. But for me (who keeps the ears fresh and good ear sensitivity) even if I put DynAudio at 88db input level, I need to decrease the level which goes from an audio interface or a monitor controller pretty a lot to make the monitors with adequate levels. As for your question if they are any good I have a very top end studio setup topic at my course, which explains that there is no good or bad monitors. They all suck. You need to understand what to expect from speakers and what audio parameters they can demonstrate and what parameters they can't demonstrate. There is no studio monitors in the world that can demonstrate more than half of all audio parameters properly.

[@dannyprecysroadtoforever5234]

@@AndrewZeleno1 Thanks for the reply, I probably should have reframed the question as it's not a matter of sheer volume as much as how the amplifiers respond when pushed. Class D amplifiers like what's in the LYD series monitors tend to be less forgiving when pushed and often are designed with built in limiters. My studio in Nashville has a 20x16 treated control room and I was concerned that the LYD 48's would not have enough headroom for that space. Yes monitors are subjective and none of them are perfect but having monitors that translate well and offer satisfying playback for clients is very important in my area being there is a recording studio on every corner many which are doing major label work. Keep up the good work and thanks for what you do for the cats and dogs.

[@AndrewZeleno1]

Then you are looking in the completely wrong options. DynAudio monitors are the worst for your clients' playback. DynAudio monitors are for the mixers to show honest ugly midrangy muffled boxy sounds. At least Core 47 and Lyd7. Not sure about 48. 48 can be more lying and clearer sounding while your mix is not. Don't use DynAudio monitors to impress your client. Use any other lying monitors like Genelec, Neumann, Adam, hi-fi monitors. And yes. I support animals every month. Especially in Ukraine as they don't have many people to support them right now. And they never had. Ukrainians suck in helping animals. I try not to be like that as a Ukrainian/Russian. btw yesterday I was driving in Canada and found two big dogs just running along the road. I was impressed that nobody stops to help them. I found the owner in 30 minutes.

[@MichaelKuwa]

Please do the video of the mistakes plug in manufactures make when emulating hardware

[@AndrewZeleno1]

I think I will publish this exact video you ask for on 26th or on 2nd.

[@Maksitto]

Hi Andrew! great video! make more)

[@AndrewZeleno1]

Hi Max. Nice to see you. Yes. I plan to release many videos this winter and spring.

[@Bradleybrookwood]

Hey there, what audio interface and microphone do you use? The audio sounds perfect like there's no hissing or any other noise. I'm trying to get my audio to sound absolutely perfect with no hissing and humming. It seems like no matter what I do I can't get rid of it.

[@AndrewZeleno1]

It's a combination of my processing, Shure SM7B mic (I chose the right one out of many SM7Bs), Neve 1073 preamp with a special level to saturate the sound, SSL converter for clear translation, unique acoustics in the room. And a couple of more things. As you can see it's not just "what should I buy?"

[@Bradleybrookwood]

@@AndrewZeleno1 which 7B did you use? You mentioned you had to pick the right 7B? Which one is that that you're using? I have the regular 7B but I also heard that they came out with a new one, is it any good or should I just stick to the original 7B? what about the acoustics? How do you get your room soundproof and not echo? A big thing for me is getting rid of this echo and I've tried so hard but it seems like nothing I do will get rid of it.

[@AndrewZeleno1]

I mean there is tolerance between all mics of the same model. I tried 4-5 different 7Bs and chose the right one for me. I can't tell you how I soundproof as I teach this very long and advanced topic at my course. It would be weird if I give up it for free in the comment section. Anyway it would a large book anyway to write it down here.

[@Bradleybrookwood]

@@AndrewZeleno1 i've noticed with my 7B those loads of hissing. Is that a thing with all of the seven bees?

[@AndrewZeleno1]

We can't say by theory from where it goes. You need to take the other 7B and compare to yours. Hissing can be going because of many reasons. Not necessarily from a mic.

[@dima_bassline3474]

У Андрея отличный курс ребята, есть группа на русском. Андрей дает реальное понимание инструментов сведения итд. Советую! Надо будет как-нибудь повторно пройти курс, освежить так сказать в памяти и получить новые знания ))

[@AndrewZeleno1]

Для меня всегда приятно когда кто-то кто уже прошел курс проходит его снова. Для меня это знак что я делаю хорошиую вещь. И не мало студентов берут курс ещё раз кстати. Сейчас двое такие в рксскоязычной группе и двое в двух англоязычных.

[@atlantic-field]

Привет. Почему вы больше не ведёте ваш второй канал? Был интересный контент

[@AndrewZeleno1]

Потому что KZbin это сонсорная платформа которая удалила все что связано было с Ковидом. А я выразил только пару вопросов на эту тему.

[@audioproductionmusicproduc8518]

comment for support

[@Magnetic1908]

You sound like someone. Do you have another channel showing how to use different daws and plugins?

[@AndrewZeleno1]

No. I have only this channel

[@Magnetic1908]

@@AndrewZeleno1 great channel! Thanks

[@AndrewZeleno1]

You are very welcome!

[@user-gn4mf7pq1k]

Курс на английском? Или есть вариации?

[@AndrewZeleno1]

Как я и сказал в видео нужно просто оправить мне имейл и все узнаете. Есть три группы. Одна на русском.

[@user-gn4mf7pq1k]

@@AndrewZeleno1 Спасибо за ответ. Хорошего настроения.

[@AndrewZeleno1]

И вам за интерес. Есди наскучит бодаться со звуком десятилетиями - приходите на курс. Руускоговорязая группа по понедельниками и четвергам сейчас.

[@user-gn4mf7pq1k]

@@AndrewZeleno1 Обязательно, вы мне более всего импонируете, весной будет переезд на новую квартиру, в планах сразу же оборудовать комнату под студию, как только, так сразу обращусь, что бы уже полноценно учиться.

[@AndrewZeleno1]

До свзяи значит

[@MrRzk600]

Майндбловинг, реально

[@AndrewZeleno1]

Спасибо! Ценю

[@giotsubasa4811]

👍👍👍

[@AndrewZeleno1]

Thanks!

[@MrSasUGames]

Sup Johnny Depp? 😁

[@AndrewZeleno1]

Sup!

[@EdenEditz]

I don’t think you look that much like Ice Cube…okay, maybe the eyes…

[@EdenEditz]

Fantastic video btw! Love it!

[@AndrewZeleno1]

Haha. Ice Cube told me the same thing. Joking. Maybe not. Thanks for the comment :)

[@Zhivu_byvu]

Да, критическое мышление важно, да и остаётся свой характер звучания так же, если быть при своём мнении

[@AndrewZeleno1]

Да. Сейяас все хотят звучать одинакого. И это позор.