Synth Pads Tutorials: Tips To Mix Pads Into Any Song | Soundoracle.net

[@sam-eh3fx]

there is hell of a lot producer making tutorials on youtube and pretending to reveal the ''real'' secrets! Pal salute! you are the real deal! this tutorial is a GEM! thank you for sharing such an amazing tip with us! must sub! greeting from finland

[@realisticproductionsLLC]

🙏🏼

[@AyanMukhopadhyayAudioworks]

Thank you so much!! Thank you for showing 5 different pads and how each having its own texture, needs to be EQed accordingly. This was really a sincere teaching effort on your part.

[@realisticproductionsLLC]

You’re welcome!

[@Kellcole32]

this help alot didn’t how to mix them type of pad sounds

[@justinbeck4197]

cool but be nice to get a similar tutorial but how to get pads to cut through a big and busy mix like in progressive trance thanks. however, this is pretty helpful

[@wheresthepudding946]

thanks for the tips !

[@prodCarab]

Great! You're such a good teacher man, thanks

[@realisticproductionsLLC]

You’re welcome!

[@djst9792]

very good video ...explained in a coup em different scenarios...Pads lead me to ear fatigue very fast ...I’ll start off liking how it sounds then grow annoyed with it...I needed help...thanks for this video

[@realisticproductionsLLC]

You’re welcome. Glad it helped!

[@Dave_The_Beatmaker]

very helpful, finally I know what to look for when mixing pads :)

[@xtrem_acc]

Great tutorial thanks for helping a lot!

[@jaymixxproductionz2500]

thanks for these tutorials .... they have really helped my mixing

[@realisticproductionsLLC]

JayMixx Productionz - you’re welcome. Glad the info is useful. Thanks for watching!

[@mathismarshall8242]

This is really helpful, thanks!

[@realisticproductionsLLC]

Mathis Marshall - glad the info was useful!

[@phaneserichthoneus8895]

Seems like all those cuts would only apply to one specific note. Once you play a different note with that pad, wouldn't all those build-ups and adjustments have to be different? Automating equalization would work, but if pads are all over the place, it might get a bit tedious.

[@realisticproductionsLLC]

Couldn’t you say that about any instrument ever though?? Even vocals. Everything we play or sing changes notes.

[@lilmaybe241]

Dynamic eq????

[@sleeplessnightsofficial6334]

Man thank you for this 🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@danieloakes6859]

Thanks, great tutorial!

[@realisticproductionsLLC]

Daniel Oakes - you’re welcome. Thanks for watching!

[@therealk-tone214]

Do an EQ tut for Arp's next

[@pianoturnerrobert]

Thank you so basically the pads are background to vox ?

[@franzweiss9777]

wow she is amazing

[@Dr.Fingertips]

Thanks man.

[@realisticproductionsLLC]

You’re welcome!

[@daaamn001]

Dope! Thx thumps up! What about vocals mixing? Thx!

[@realisticproductionsLLC]

JiménezTV - vocals will be coming!

[@CyberwaveOrchestra]

I notice that when you cut, you keep the Q very narrow. Is it better to have a few narrow cuts on the problem area than one wide cut?

[@realisticproductionsLLC]

It’s different each song & each sound. It all depends on what’s going on with that particular sound. Sometimes all you need is just a narrow q to remove a small area & sometimes the audio may have a wider build up & requires a wider q.

[@enrique203909]

dope thank you

[@realisticproductionsLLC]

enrique - you’re welcome! Thanks for watching!

[@sunnydeyaliofficial]

No comp for pads?

[@realisticproductionsLLC]

You should checkout a post we shared on our Instagram recently. A lot of samples & VST presets don’t need compression because the sound designers of those sounds usually already heavily processed it, including adding heavy compression. instagram.com/p/CET1Es6n7Vh/?igshid=lp4ydzfnxb64