There Are No Mixing Secrets

[@WisdomHouseCreative]

So true. Learn fundamentals. Make choices. Learn from the choices that work and those that don't. Rinse wash repeat.

[@gajaymusical6097]

The best video about mixing it always motivated so much thank you sage...

[@mrmohantyexperiments]

This is an exceptionally underrated video. I have made actual notes based on this video and it has helped me a ton. thank you so much Sage Audio, you are GOAT.

[@uw0tm838]

Agreed. I hate these youtubers with their "SECRET SAUCES" and fake product reviews, while having their videos sponsored by the same company/product they're "reviewing"

[@RealHomeRecording]

Agreed. When I started doing NFR license/sponsored videos, I made the conscious decision to not label them as reviews. They're product Demonstrations.

[@ifrowizzybeatz]

Waiting to see this for a million years my guy.

[@jeffbridges6110]

I like the straight foward approach in this video.

[@theslideguy4228]

Excellent no-nonsense approach.

[@thegroove2000]

I am using less EQ as of late as making sure the sounds are selected to complement each other tonally with less masking using just levels and panning. Maybe a low and hi cut if and when needed. Its OK to have some masking I have realized so not to overly obsess in my humble opinion.

[@thegroove2000]

Loving the tape saturation as well as that seems to suit what I am aiming for.

[@thegroove2000]

And for compression.

[@thegroove2000]

Izotope tonal balance I like.

[@rebirth4119]

Yeah a little bit of masking good so you basically don't have any frequency holes in your mix :) also why sometimes mid side equing is better in certain cases than regular eq. You would at certain cases be cutting way more than necessary.

[@darkcharmrecords]

I need to take this approach to mixing now too. Less really can be more. Some of my mixes that have barely any EQ sound warmer and fuller and less digital.

[@joemichaels_]

I can’t thank you enough for all this information man. Truly incredible what you do

[@manuzid6837]

that's so true no body talk about levels and panning all videos Beggins with "I did some basics levels and panning" and that step define your mix .thx

[@tbear9353]

Nice video. I think it’s important to simplify the process instead of confusing people by showing a bunch of techniques with no overarching method or context. This was very clear and concise, and gives a good foundation on which more more advanced ideas can be built without confusion. 👍

[@rizzbod]

You are always on point ! ❤ The trick to making amazing music is asking questions, while other people make videos on top 5 tips type tactics

[@allen394]

If the "secrets" were truly secret how did the KZbinrs find them? Simply they didn't! Your point is so true.

[@mixingmadesimple]

I have a much smaller channel but I've talked about this as well. There is no such thing as a magic pill. Love the video! I think an issue is certain titles get more views, so they just go with those. I try to strike the balance between a catchy title but not a title that says something like "5 easy steps to the PERFECT MIX".

[@georgecain123]

That’s a really excellent video! I will adjust my methodology to follow this more closely. I do too much eq solo checks. Also doing before after eq checks with volume adjusted, listening to entire mix, my guess is I can do less eq. Thanks! Probably the most useful video of the 1000s I’ve watched! I definitely want to use u guys for mastering.

[@eastkid9558]

all you need video 🥰

[@Itslanirose]

Loving these new videos (this is the last one), really cutting through non sense type information.

[@MalvisAIGHOBAHI]

Best Tutorial "Evergreen"

[@Audioprolabs]

Hello, thanks for this video! Everything is very well explained. I wanted to ask you something that interests me a lot when I watch the video. What is the program you use to make the postproduction of these videos? Thank you

[@samuelbreuer]

fantastic and straight to the point. I wish I had known all of that when I started years ago. Would have saved me a lot of time and money :D

[@vycsh]

Loving these

[@Majordanthemajorproducer]

When will be mixing course be available

[@flow.3411]

great video 👍🏻 thank you..- exactly what i needed😑💪🏻

[@Slugxthalickman]

Great video! Can we get a new 2track to vocals for trap artists in 2024🙏

[@Walid.OnTheTrack6725]

always on point

[@jasonc6624]

Sound selection is also key

[@barryzito5721]

Love the content here always but not understanding 10 songs mastered for 15$ a month membership.

[@urallnutz5294]

If you turn your monitor brightness up 10% you get an increase in perceived volume

[@Tyrell_Corp2019]

I think it’s perfectly paced. To me these are bullet points less than class time. Each one of these points could be a video onto itself. Which… is information readily available.

[@madachrisdrumzofficialvevo845]

hello yo mix sounds loud nd balanced before u start working on a mix in these videos .so do put the volume up on the out put

[@RJ1J]

I disagree. I think that over the years, many professional mixers have come up with unique techniques that they haven't shared with anyone because they want to keep it for their clients. Phil Spector (May he freeze in hell) is an example of this also George Martin. Imagine other producers back in the day hearing The Beatles and wondering how Martin achieved their sound. Martin didn't go on the lecture tour explaining how it he did it, we found out decades later. I think similar things are true to this day, producers like Jason Joshua for example using Ozone 4! One secret from a few years ago now was clipping through specific A/D converters to increase loudness. Lots of people used limiters instead, because their converters would distort if clipped. But the Dangerous Bax converter has a feature that many didn't know about, this stopped distortion but allowed for the audio to be really pushed, increasing the loudness of their mixes. Same thing now with the Apogee Symphony Special Edition. People just run the music through that unit without even clipping, just to get the sound. Sorry for the long post, just offering a counter argument.

[@RealHomeRecording]

Serban Ghenea is another more recent example. That guy does all the mixes for the big pop stars. He doesn't share all his secrets. Especially his biggest secret of all which is how he gets all those big gigs.

[@SharjilNarmi]

I know the secret its your ears literally 😂

[@RJ1J]

@@SharjilNarmi

[@learn2xpand862]

Their techniques only suit their taste, nothing they’re doing is making anything inherently “better” just their own character they add in the mixes

[@shmokey59]

@@RealHomeRecordingso you all agree that there are no secrets. If the shit can be found out by just listening. How is it a secret? Maybe to those with uneducated ears would think that but not professionals. Unless they just can’t figure it out.

[@vocalbooth_tonstudio]

🎉❤

[@abhowmik1976]

Except when they're coming from Dan Worrall !😜

[@Samaelangelofdeath-n1j]

you might shut the business of all mixing gurus.. LOL

[@henry7831]

Beginner Vs Pro

[@Mike_Benz_]

It's no secret everyone thinks they are Jaycen Joshua these days copying everything he does.

[@YTCraftsmen]

bro seemlessly uppercut other youtube gurus

[@AVDRE]

Seems like these KZbinrs have all the pro secrets that has been hidden right on KZbin the whole time 🤦🏾‍♂️ So much garbage out there now

[@larrycavallucci3258]

You go WAY TOO FAST in all your videos, including your member videos, and just my observation and opinion. Plus out of the scheduled 10:15 min listed, only 6:50 min are actual "class time" as the before and after time is an AD, for which at the moment, am already a monthly member.

[@RealHomeRecording]

Going fast forces you to rewatch parts of the video, this increasing the video watch time which benefits Sage Audio. There is a slow playback option. Funny enough people say I speak to slow and joke that they put the playback rate on 1.5x