Create Awesome Mixes/Masters of Your Songs in Minutes | iZotope Neutron 4 and Ozone 10

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If you want to make your own music (and possibly publish so others can hear it), but struggle with the skills of Mixing and Mastering, this video shows you how easy it is with iZotope's Neutron 4 for tonal shaping and mixing, and Ozone 10 for Mastering.
If you already know how to mix and master, that's awesome!
But, for those who either don't (or are still learning), this video will show you 3 simple processes to get your music radio ready with a click of a button:
1. Tonal Shaping each track with Neutron 4 (one click for each track with Assistant View)
2. Mixing the levels of your tracks automatically with VIsual Mixer (comes with Neutron 4)
3. Mastering your song with Ozone (again, using the Assistant View, one click and you are done)
Don't get me wrong, learning how to mix and master is an awesome skill to develop, but it's also a lifelong journey (just like guitar) that many people don't want to learn, don't have time to learn, or are in the process of learning, but are not yet ready, but have music that they'd love to release sooner than later.
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Check out Ozone 10: www.izotope.com/en/products/o... Check out Neutron 4: www.izotope.com/en/products/n... If you want to make your own music (and possibly publish so others can hear it), but struggle with the skills of Mixing and Mastering, this video shows you how easy it is with iZotope's Neutron 4 for tonal shaping and mixing, and Ozone 10 for Mastering. If you already know how to mix and master, that's awesome! But, for those who either don't (or are still learning), this video will show you 3 simple processes to get your music radio ready with a click of a button: 1. Tonal Shaping each track with Neutron 4 (one click for each track) 2. Mixing the levels of your tracks automatically with VIsual Mixer (comes with Neutron 4) 3. Mastering your song with Ozone (again, one click and you are done) Don't get me wrong, learning how to mix and master is an awesome skill to develop, but it's also a lifelong journey (just like guitar) that many people don't want to learn, don't have time to learn, or are in the process of learning, but are not yet ready, but have music that they'd love to release sooner than later.

[@OTCRock4one]

Thanks for this awesome tutorial and Wow! Neutron 4 and Ozone 10 makes recording so much easier! I have a question, Did you and the band record (dry) into the DAW with no real amps or plugins, then later use whichever plugins for example, what I use: BIAS FX2?

[@stevewelsh__]

This is the most comprehensive video of using this software combined with ozone 10/11 that I’ve come across. Clear and easy to understand, way better than iZotopes actual videos. Thanks for your work here!

[@ookookook]

I already owned both of these products before seeing your video and this is spot-on showing how awesome they are for putting together demos and stuff when you know zero about mixing and mastering. I'm floored at how good these are with 90 seconds of effort.

[@rickbrumbeloe1]

Thanks for the clear, concise video. Really cleared it up for me. And awesome playing.

[@ThadBrown]

Hey Steve - really great explanation of how the tools work. I've done some mastering in my audio career and I think you take exactly the right attitude with this set of plugins. It will get someone really quickly to 'good enough' and often something closer to 'actually pretty good.' I often put Neutron across a couple of busses, then on the master bus, and I can send someone home with a really good idea of what work they did in the studio that day. Really mixing it will take more time/effort/expertise, but these tools are incredible for getting an artist/performer to understand where they are now in the process of making something. Great video! Thank you!.

[@basketkase404]

Very helpful for beginners! Love this, thank you, Steve!

[@Jack-li2ef]

Amazing video. Extremely well done. Everything is laid out with structure and adequate explanation. Thanks Steve!!

[@stinemusiclessons]

Glad you liked it! :-)

[@StivenTowers]

You convinced me of getting Ozone 10, thank you for sharing so much value.

[@blazerthemusicmaker4319]

Thanks for providing a quick workflow. So many other videos want to run through every feature.

[@Eggsandtacos]

This was awesome! Thank you. I got sucked into the rabbit hole with this!

[@randallgriffith6416]

Terrific! Thanks for a well organized explanation of how to quickly mix and master using these tools.

[@neveser]

Thank you for the video. This is the first one I've seen where I get to see the plugin dropped in and then used. Every video I've watched today has everything already setup and all they show is tweaking. I really wanted to see the process from the beginning!

[@alfonso6365]

Hi Steve, whish that all the tutorials on KZbinb where like this. Thanks for the very clear and insteresting presentation. It helped me out só much to get my songs sound so much better!

[@stinemusiclessons]

Hi! Glad it was helpful! My pleasure and thanks so much for your comment!

[@paulgereaux6382]

This was so much better and Easier to follow than the videos iZotope put out for these products. They put out a video for each product; both longer than your 1 video. Yours still had much more useful info. Thanks.

[@stinemusiclessons]

Hey Paul! Glad it was helpful! Thanks for your comment!

[@areyoujelton]

I’ve been recording/mixing for a while and I cannot wait to try this just for fun! Always heard of Neutron but never really looked into it hahaha thanks for the info!

[@stinemusiclessons]

It does an incredible job of simplifying thing, yet, creating a great sound....

[@ge714]

Amazing turnaround, I already have ozone that came with NI Komplete, but I'm definitely getting Neutron 4 after this.

[@RiKasti]

Wow! Thank you so much! You gave me idea what is Ozone 10 + Neutron 4 is about. And this video was much more informative than six I've watched before. Magic future technics are already with us)

[@stinemusiclessons]

Hi! My pleasure! Glad to know the video was helpful! : )

[@Nicolae8607]

Steve this video gave me hope to keep recording..like you said I want to play guitar for me and youtube covers and I don't have time to learn mixing and mastering and after recording I was never happy how it sound it as my guitar is or to loud or to low and backing track to loud .. Thank you so much for this video and for all the guitar lessons And I use Studio one to 😄 how lucky I am to see how you do it. You are the best of the best🙏🤘

[@andy130566]

Thanks Steve, that was exactly the video I was looking for before buying the software.

[@angusbabb4913]

Brilliant! , thank you so much !🙂

[@HGC355]

Thanks for your clear and great explanations,Steve.Good job.👏👏👏🙏🙏🙏

[@stinemusiclessons]

My pleasure! Thanks for your comment!

[@titodey8674]

Many other Izotope videos are too short and don't explain much about the workflow on a complete mix. Thanks for taking the time to show your complete workflow. Great video!

[@alexfalcao]

Thank you Steve. For years I was in doubt in getting Neutron but this video made me pull the trigger on Neutron 4.

[@stinemusiclessons]

Hi Alex. Glad to know the video was helpful. Thanks for commenting and sharing your thoughts.

[@ms.jujubeatzproduction]

This was very helpful! Thank you, Steve 😊

[@stinemusiclessons]

My pleasure! Glad it helped!

[@FernandoQuevedo]

Very good explanation. Thanks!

[@YungstarProd]

Thank you. Purchased because of this video.

[@smritighimire6481]

extremely helpful thankyou

[@zorodrawings678]

Amazing Master Class!

[@Digitsu2023]

Hi Steve! Awesome explanation and straight to the point. One of the best videos on KZbin 👌

[@stinemusiclessons]

Hey my pleasure! Thanks so much for your comment and kind words! Glad to know the video helped! 👍

[@AVH_Music]

That kind of softwares are gamechangers. Everyone are able to do quick mixes and actually see what is going on inside these plugins. I do not use neutron very often as I want to do the research myself but ozone is absolutely beast when doing quick mastering.

[@Will-sh8kl]

Thank you steve!

[@KBlakK]

This was the best explanation of how to actually use Neutron I've seen. I use Reason, and Studio One is the closest DAW to Reason because of the layout (Ableton and FL Studio drive me crazy with the track layout lol) because although there aare tutorials that tell you what you are going to be doing, seeing how it's applied in the DAW step by step is what I needed to know. Thanks for sharing this with us. And that song rocks, by the way. It sounds great!!! And of course there will be some other things to add and subtract to get it mastered, but basically in less than 30 minutes you can go from a rough mix to a premaster, and that is absolutely great when you're busy and have lots of projects at hand. I have a sub to the production suite, and you have helped me go a long way to use it to maximum benefit.

[@stinemusiclessons]

Hi. That's really great to know the video was helpful. Thanks so much for your comment and for sharing your experience.

[@mirkoskender4418]

Tx for info

[@woodward_alan]

Thanks for this walk through. I own these plugins because of Ozone but was unable to figure out the mixing. The mix assistant was my missing understanding :)

[@stinemusiclessons]

My pleasure! Really glad it was helpful! 👍

[@JeffFernands]

Amazing 😮 thanx

[@therealdjslim]

Great video great video! Thank you

[@BluntforceJ]

This was way better than Izotope's tutorial. Thanks.

[@larswillsen]

Hi Man .. had it figured out before my stroke in brain, then this video showed up, and I recall having seen this .. now I have Ozone 11 and during xmas I remastered a few things using the audiolens ..now this, man .. times are great are'nt they? :D

[@BrianMiller-kv1hf]

Thank you! This was so helpful

[@stinemusiclessons]

Hi! Glad it was helpful! Any questions feel free to ask! Thanks for your comment!

[@muddyruckus]

Would you usually run neutron on the drums multitrack stem, or is it usually better to use it on each individual drum stem before processing? I noticed that here it was used on an already bounced stereo stem of drums (or overhead track?), as opposed to the individual drums stems. Same for vocals with effects. I noticed here the vocal stem is already processed with reverb and what not, which sounds great... But is it usual to run the neutron after a track has been processed, assuming you already like the processed sound?

[@zackofpluto2884]

Amazing

[@stringstorm]

That is like magic, man. A question, though. On the vocal track of the song you used, It already had reverb and echo. Should those effects be applied first before neutron? Should it also be the same on other tracks aswell?

[@LFiers]

Good question. Did you manage to find an answer to this? I'm curious as well.

[@user-ti4tf4kn3o]

don't matter, if you use it after adjust level to suit..It would be a small difference in level

[@TheOtherSide27]

thanks man

[@duskatdawn7]

Great video but question? If all levels set to 0 how do you obtain head room? also if paned to center or 12 o’clock how do yo get stereo ? I have stereo and mono tracks do I set my stereo to mono? Thanks

[@ashokflash]

thank you for great lesson, give more videos about mix and mastering,

[@stinemusiclessons]

Hi Ashok! My pleasure and thanks for your kind words. Make sure to check out the courses on guitarzoom.com There is a complete Masterclass on recording as well as many other cool lessons. I'm sure you'll like them and learn a lot of great things. Thanks again for your comment!

[@DolanAm.]

This is actually an amazing video for these plugins, in know u r saying u r not getting paid but the company should hire u for these videos or it will b a crime.

[@GeorgeIsaacsZzz]

"...ORRRRrrr you already bought it because it was on sale and the previous few videos you happened upon weren't quite so straight forward on how to actually use Neutron (or Ozone)." Thanks. I think this is perfect. Time to tinker.

[@Sapere-Aude-Metal]

You made my sound the next Level, thank you.

[@stinemusiclessons]

Hey that's awesome! So glad the tips were helpful. Thanks for commenting and keep up the great work! 👍

[@Sapere-Aude-Metal]

@@stinemusiclessons Of course! The automatic function of Neutron 4 is incredible.

[@forgottenjamroom9824]

I agree with everything you say about Neutron 4, except you need a good computer to use it on every single track. I use Mixcraft 9 pro studio and Neurton 4 works great in the DAW but when mixing down, the cpu of my computer can't handle it. It mixes down 2 instruments good for me but as soon as bass/drums come in, all you hear is the sound of the cpu crashing. What would you recommend for the cheapest computer to use products like Neutron 4 and not have the problems I have in mixing down, as well as general music production. Thanks

[@aaronp6426]

I'm so darn far behind on this technology. I still struggle playing guitar, lol. I do mess around with my Scarlett a bit but it's confusing so any help with a daw is fantastic. Thanks Steve

[@stinemusiclessons]

You are most welcome, the whole process is a bit of a learning curve, which is why I wanted to show this workflow, it's about as easy as things can get, yet, still wind up with an amazing outcome :-)

[@ronnyskaar3737]

I am a vocalist and would never let my guitarist do the mixing 😅 Otherwise a great video.

[@rickyportillo6130]

Great

[@Nicolae8607]

Are you using Ozone 10 elements or Standard? Thank you

[@ehsanuddinahmed1464]

Hi I am Ehsan from Bangladesh

[@Synthpoptroubadour]

Hey dude

[@sword-and-shield]

Sweet hearing it on material relevant to me...rippin guitar.

[@WhatEdThinks]

Nice...was curious if you could just do that.

[@ClarenceClive]

Imagine if you could automate the visual mixer. nice video thank you! wolid work

[@stinemusiclessons]

Hi Clarence. Thanks for your comment and feedback. Glad to know you liked the video.

[@frozenkingdomBM14]

Dude were you using the sculptor module in every instance of neutron 4? Because i have an i7-12700k and 16gb of ddr5 ram and it tanks my computer. I ve had to resort to only using neutron on group buses.

[@noahortega9908]

I was wondering if you can commit neutron after it does its thing.

[@ricotibo7161]

nice video. what do you do if you want to have sub-group. Like for guitares, voices etc...

[@pavabackingtrack]

6:02 so it will be chaos when I turn it on 🤣🤣

[@sadicus]

AND this is why you don't let the guitar player mix. just like a guitar player to push those guitars "a little louder" lol ~ Great tutorial and recording!

[@adownbeatexegete1549]

This technology is only going to improve.

[@stinemusiclessons]

Agree! Thanks for your comment and hope the video was helpful. Keep up the great work!

[@suavemarieco]

GREAT FUCKING TUTORIAL!!!

[@TheTimeProphet]

So now tell us how to do this in Reaper LOL.

[@stinemusiclessons]

Ha! Hopefully it would be very similar :-)