Top 5 Must-Have Plugins I use on ALL my mixes

[@Producelikeapro]

What are some of your go-to plugins?

[@aw9dough]

Fab filter bundle ! And depending on the tracks brainworks plugin alliance .. Btw, thank you for your videos. You most certainly inspire me to get up and keep practicing mixing. Stay safe 🖤🤘🏻

[@dawsonhicks5929]

TDR Kotelnikov

[@TroubadourMusic]

Honest question! If you have Waves F6, why would you need Soothe2? Am I missing something? HUGE price difference!

[@peterbrandt7911]

I forgot Output Movement in my last lil list.

[@NelioneStudios]

@@aw9dough Fabfilter saturn2 is fire and low cpu to

[@efnerva664]

The sidechained frequency-based reverb trick is brilliant

[@antoniotarizzo4563]

Try it with a kick and 808 ducking around 70 or 80 Hz, amazing trick

[@Producelikeapro]

Yes! Great tip indeed!

[@enifyako]

Use that with bass drops or transitions sidechained to bass elements. So your transitions have impact without fighting for low end with the bass. Also useful to get the bass out of the way of the kick very quickly. SUPER creative to use it on reverb though, putting that in my back pocket. Fabfilter Pro-Q 3 has the same feature, to use the sidechain only on specific bands.

[@efnerva664]

@@enifyako Also TDR Nova (free) works just fine for this, although you can't side-chain individual bands separately.

[@enifyako]

Ef Nerva I haven’t used it in a little while, does it force all the bands’ dynamics sections to follow the sidechain? That kind of sucks. Either way, Yeah, if that’s what you’re using the dynamics in the plugin for, it works great. I used to use it for that exact purpose.

[@EsaShaheed]

For mixing some of my favorite plugins are: 1. Waves SSLEQ (normally use this for boosts) 2. Waves CLA-76 3. Waves CLA-2A 4. Fabfilter Pro-Q3 (Normally use this for cuts) 5. Abletons EQ-8 (for basic stuff, very light) 6. Slates virtual Mixrack 7. Ozone 9 Imager (Man this thing is freaking awesome) 8. Waves Deesser 9. Waves Vu Meter 10. Valhalla Vintage Verb

[@EsaShaheed]

Izotopes tonal balance 2 is freaking amazing too.

[@QuabmasM]

Out of curiosity, what genres do you normally mix where all of these plugins come into play together? I love the PCM native reverb bundle(using it like a lexicon 224) but if I didnt swear by it, Id probably be using that Valhalla & another vintage verb). Your fav plugins list needs more saturation lol...those compressors are nice though & that Slate rack Im guessing is your "go to" saturation. I wish people could put me on to some great saturation plugins outside of the basic vintage compressor list.

[@nexusobserve]

And then you get UAD plugs and realize waves sounds cheap

[@Producelikeapro]

Thanks ever so much for sharing Esa!!

[@Producelikeapro]

Esa Shaheed wonderful

[@weesonicmoments]

I'm from Russia and here we don't have such comprehensive sources of information like for example "Mix with the masters' or "Produce like a pro". I would like to thank you, mr. Warren, for providing such a high-class mixing course! I'm so glad that my parents have been making me to study english throughout my childhood so now i can clearly understand everything that is said! Btw, where can i listen to the song? It's fire!

[@Producelikeapro]

Thanks ever so much my friend! I’m so glad to be able to help! Have a marvellous time recording, many thanks Warren

[@weesonicmoments]

Mr Moonlight debatable, tho

[@Funkojazzist]

@@weesonicmoments any examples maybe?

[@weesonicmoments]

FNK Therr Maitz, Egor Sesarev, Ivan Dorn, Monatik, Vitya Isaev, M’Dee and etc. Those are examples from modern music not to mention classical composers and composers of 90s and Soviet era.

[@Funkojazzist]

@@weesonicmoments sure, they aren't bad, but more on "so-so" side, because Russian music scene is almost entirely filled with an artists, who can only mimic to US/UK ones.

[@desmondmyers]

It’s SO great to have this song as a reference. It’s relevant and current and has tons of fun layers to unpack. Huge props to whoever cleared the use of this in the video, indispensable!!

[@fincorrigan7139]

If I learn nothing else this week the reverb sidechain will always stay with me - and what's more, perhaps even more importantly, it opens your mind to all sorts of new ideas. Great stuff, thank you for putting this together Warren :)

[@Producelikeapro]

Thanks fantastic to hear Fin! Thanks ever so much!

[@mattross4892]

exactly! cause with the side chain reverb technique, you can replace the reverb with literally any plugin

[@dulla8469]

that maag eq is magical, when he put the air to 10, i was ready to hear that RINGING air that happens when eq that much with any other eq, but it felt smooth up untill the last digit

[@Ninja-pc3gd]

You sir and Recording Revolution really helps me a lot about understanding mixing. Thank you always for creating a great content. I still watched your Jack Joseph Puig and Jacquire King interview, it's the best motivational video for me.

[@Producelikeapro]

Thanks ever so much!!

[@redlettervagrant1159]

Arutria's 1973 Pre is something that I discovered here recently. I put it on almost every track, the Maag audio EQ4 reminds me a lot of it. It gives such a nice high end clarity and really brings out the articulations of vocals, guitar, drums, what have yopu.

[@dmn2273]

Uncommon FX plugins you NEED: 1. Eventide’s Physion 2. Output’s Portal 3. Sinevibe’s Droplet 4. Softube’s OTO Biscuit 5. Korg’s MDE-X

[@raingodmusic]

Oooh loved the biscuit during trial

[@notsure1135]

The Korg is cool. I love the exciter.

[@juliussharrock8943]

Multiband sidechain on the sends really changed my mixes 👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@Producelikeapro]

Thanks ever so much for sharing

[@tricitytypebeat8622]

So I'm just paying attention to you and the details and sounds of the plugins, not really the song or the artist. Then you say "I think I got this on Method Man." Hell of a name drop.

[@abrupt512]

I was the same, I was quite happy to hear him use a method man verse as an example

[@Bring_MeSunshine]

I completely forgot I even owned Vitamin. I was confused, 'did i own it?' Had to open my DAW up and take a look. And yes, there it was untouched, covered in virtual dust. Time to re-investigate it. The F6 has become a go to, and the Decapitator has to get in to all my mixes, somewhere - it's just so good, I don't feel I want to leave it out

[@exe4eye]

Haha. Totally.. same sh*t happened to me; I probably use 25% of the plugins I own. I need to do a better job of organizing them in the DAW.

[@jeffjones1143]

Man, I love that maag EQ! I probably over use it a bit cause I love how it sounds. I like the Sonox Inflateor, Brainworks EQ, and Waves vintage compresors.

[@bosuengineers4846]

I love everything about this. And the fact that’s it’s on a song from Iyla makes it so much better

[@RyanLabrie]

what song is it?

[@RC32Smiths01]

Really awesome to always see these go into more detail and description! Gives the good idea of what to do and get! Cheers man!

[@jordanshreds747]

I love the Maag! It's "Maag"ic.... Also the Vitamin I love. These videos are always great and I appreciate the different perspectives. Thank you!

[@PluginAllianceTV]

Blue sounds better. Warren, thanks a lot for your ongoing support!

[@Producelikeapro]

Thanks ever so much!! You rock!!

[@SeanKerns]

Really nice rundown. Thanks! My most used plugin is actually a freebie, called Frontier. It's an 1176 looking limiter, and I use it on anything I need to really jump out. Kick drums, snares, anything that should be popping, but isn't.

[@trevorellis-guice5794]

I would love more pop/hip hop vids. I apply the rock/folk based info this channel mostly provides, but stuff like this would be great too.

[@ErnestBuckleyMusic]

Love the side-train trick on the reverb. The Pultec EQ is amazing as well. Its my go to EQ for acoustic guitars. And of course the Decapitator... probably one of the coolest plug ins there is... I use it on vocals, bass, drums, guitars...

[@adriandonal]

Soundtoys overall makes one of the coolest plugs on Earth :D

[@veasley1215]

Definitely gonna need a side-chain reverb tutorial

[@arenbie30]

True definition of a little goes along way! Great vid Warren. Salute mane

[@mrdenson3101]

Some of my favs i use quite regularly include: Scheps omnichannel SSL master bus CLA-2A H-Delay Puigchild Pro Tools D verb T-racks stealth limiter CLA Epic

[@lance134679]

Thanks! the UAD Pultec is definitely a great plugin for boosting without harshness or mud. I think we need a shootout of different ones as there seems to be dozens of Pultec VSTs.

[@adriandonal]

One i recommend the most is Purple3 by Acustica Audio, just amazing

[@lance134679]

@@adriandonal Thanks, I hadn't heard of that one. Seems to be a whole suite of Pultecs.

[@adriandonal]

@@lance134679 that's right :)

[@gulagwarlord]

Decapitator isn't a high-quality saturator. It has no oversampling and there are tons of aliasing artifacts. Take a high pitch sine wave and pitch bend it and watch the aliasing fold back below 20khz. Try the same with IK multimedia neve emulations, UAD channels strips/pres, Kazrog True Iron, Kush Audio transformer emulations, Black Rooster VPR-73, Fabfilter Saturn, etc. Much better, way less aliasing artifacts.

[@grantmcdonald1619]

okay but this song is so amazing wtf

[@freddylawyer]

The only plugins you need , you already have them trust that 🙇🏾‍♂️

[@peterbrandt7911]

Nice working environment :) and a very nice series. It's just a great insight and very inspirational.

[@Boomtrooper]

The other great way to do the ducking trick you talk about at the start with F6 is a plugin called trackspacer - it side-chains to a source and engages cuts in the frequency spectrum of the side-chain source. You can also set a lo freq and hi freq range for the plugin to be active within... great piece of kit for super-fast frequency specific ducking!

[@bg4productionsllc]

Yes. Trackspacer is brilliant

[@YS-MAC]

F6 is one of my favorite EQs I use it every mix

[@GetSongsDone]

Spent years being frustrated with Waves... Glad the pricing is a little better, but haven't needed to pull the trigger. I got too much good stuff in my DAW! +10 points for maag EQ though

[@MaybeLoveHate]

I stopped using Waves because of how hard the licensing is. Every time I swap from wireless to a hardwired ethernet, all my plugins stop working smh

[@briancase6180]

@@MaybeLoveHate you can get a static license, I'm pretty sure....

[@GusGranite]

Great tips. Melda Production EQs also allow you to sidechain the frequency bands.

[@zukipower9960]

Cheers! Very thorough and some great plugins and especially sharing the technique he uses on the waves F6 eq. I never realized the versatility of the decapitator I've been putting off purchasing but I just can't put it off much longer. The pultec is definitely a must own and very tough to keep that plugin off of every track. Btw I can't stand rap but that song had a really cool vibe (I can't believe I'm saying this!).

[@retsmej]

Hahaha... me too, but I like 2Pac and Eminem.

[@retsmej]

So many superb plugins ! I'm glad i live in this generation. Waves, fabfilter, izotope, plugin alliance, soundtoys, t-racks5, denise, slate d, melda, hornet, just to name a few.

[@Breakbeat90s]

imagine wanting a pultec as your desert island eq... like what will you do if you need a regular lowcut? lmao

[@yens99]

Thanks for all the amazing educating content you guys keep providing. Join the academy everybody!!

[@SirEggbertfartalot]

I'll second that Jens !

[@maxuno8524]

Shout out to Method Man. Sick, sick BARS!

[@briancase6180]

Hey, great video, thanks! Love your presentation style; you make it easy to understand and hear the differences. Two things: the maag is on sale right now for $30, and there's a free version called luftikus. Also, if you're ready to read a manual, the TDR Nova is maybe a good free alternative to f6.

[@briancase6180]

I watched this video again after a while; I enjoy revisiting instructional videos to see if I've learned anything in the mean time.... Anyway, for those who don't know: analog obsession has a new version of Rare, the eqp-1a emulation (version 6). I haven't compared it to the uad version, but I think it's pretty good, and it has a 4x oversampling option in the update. And it's free. For those getting started, you have: TDR Nova, luftikus, and rare.

[@Rio-uv1gs]

I've been wondering about the Decapitator, you convinced me...Most immediately put it on a 808 but you used it on horns...👌🏾

[@overduemedia7508]

This video is so 🔥 destined for a million clicks,thnks for sharing ur style ✌🏽

[@Producelikeapro]

Thanks ever so much!

[@heyyuyeung8729]

If you need the Pultec EQ but can’t afford UA/Softube versions, Logic Pro X has a tube eq plugin under the vintage eq collection. It’s absolutely killer.

[@nicholasmullins3693]

How to sound like a pro? Pros: Distort *everything*. Well, technically. Saturation is an amazing tool.

[@MixChecks]

This is kinda true :)

[@ATOMOCDOG]

f6 is a real problem solver when it gets messy un the mix

[@harmonystudios1182]

Great plug in

[@matthewdeward1984]

I stick with Softube, Their Modular IMO is still One of if not the best Analogue eurorack Enviroment. It taught me so Much I bought 5 hardware synths as a result of how much had learned just from patching and learning even certain terms that as a 15 year plus producer i would see but never REALLY knew what it meant, its worth ten times what it cost just for what it can teach -Routing etc. Scaler- by Plugg in boutique a secret Hidden weapon for those that perhaps Know some Music theory nut perhaps struggle a bit on the keys, It allows you to use it to play through to any synth you have with one touch Luscious Chords that YOU Make NOT Neco although damn can that guy play piana. Best saturator again ( and theirs is free) is softubes Saturator knob. very simple three switch one knob, very effective and available in the Modular set up. The second- I would have to give a HIGH recommendation to ANYONE WHO HASNT HEARD OF EVENTIDES NEWFANGLED (yes the name) department, They Have Equivicate, an EQ with 26 CHANNELS!!!! based on the human ear drum, and allows one to choose where the bands are, one can even take the eq from a refrence track and apply to your track its ILLLLLL.!They also Have a Maximizer/DRIVER/LIMITER and saturator, where you can actual effect the curve of the softclip to the point it is almost indistinguishable from straight up analogue AMPS and Compressors. very nice. when one takes the effect off, ya really notice how much it ''pulls it all in'' even a 50-60 tracker. Softubes Monoment Bass? mix Ready bass with a Multiband built in. Honestly outside of me playing the bass, I have only used softubes Monoment bass and can super quickly can achieve anything from a stand up, to a super deep Sub woofer knockin block rockin bass. or eightees punchy euro bass, honestly those who dont have it get it, you will thank me as Bass is usually the first thing to be laid down on a track and it is so nice when needs not even add a COMPRESSOR as a longtime producer engineer thats hard for me to even believe but yeah its that good. The BX Brainworx Guys have amazing products as they build the peices and have a patent pending technolosgy that is incredible responsive like analogue. They have along with the SSL 4000g, also The Focusrite Desk, that had the Isa pre amps, The SSL 4000E ( the one before the G). and they recently this year released the 9000J series ( i wasnt as much of a fan of that one >? Im sure its awesome, I just really started to learn my way around the SSL 4000G console. and yes one actually has to like think when using it in chain as that need s to be the last thing in each chain before sent to the master where it also sits. ( with the SSL2+ tracking everythng comming in, especially with the 4k legacy mode..... yeah BOIIIII) it adds what some producers/Engineers refer to as that SSL 3d Sound, I actually understand (more so) what they mean. a Secondary strip that i feel is equally good just in a different direction somewhat is Izotopes Neutron3, That is a pretty good Channel strip from what I Have experienced. As far as Synths If I am Not using Modular lol. I do use the Arturia V collection as that had been on sale for a while. I was an Idiot, Bought the Buchla eisel, and then bought the package that included it. Arturuia uses a modeling tech called TAE ( i believe it stands for true analog emulation) something like that I may have even gotten the letters wrong. But again, they do nail the analogue sound and specifically for the models they represent. I had picked up the King by WA productions and as a Master Multiband Compressor/pusher I was fairly pleased. However for those of you who read until the end, your patience Has Paid off, Sign up to Plug in Alliance Download a Trial of Elysiums MASTER COMPRESSOR ( the hardware is 10,000 straight up and worth every frikkin penny). and the software, isnt THAT FAR OFF the BEST COMPRESSOR SINGLE HANDEDLY I HAVE EVER SEEN. You can boost flatten lower, you name it, you can even add low frequencies gain make up to one side and high frequencie gain make up to left you can control the soft clip, It has Feed forward instead of feed back,,,,, yeah its DOOOOOOPe and it comes with a wicked compressor for the track channels called the Mpressor. You are welcome. Finally hop over to D16 and grab your self a frontier, it is a push pull style Limiter Maximizer that I used for about Two years before using others, however i still use it, barely registers on the cpu, with the MASTER COMPRESSOR I still dont know how it can get the lufs it does, while leaving the decibals put. its some Vodoo fi real. I hope someone gets some insight from this. Bless AMP ROOM anyone. Softube just got fender and Marshalls name. Their Bass AMP called the WORLD TOUR by eden ( I have the Hardware....its identicle) scary. The third Saturator/Distortion I would have to give i do dig the brainworx SSLG series with patended tmt technology, it makes it an actual virtual Console, &2 channels DSP'd for that ass with the classic and MOST widely used SSL ever and SSL was so Impressed they actually worked Hand in Glove with Brainworks to make their Console, yeah its about 350$, however They usually have a once a year 30$ any plugg in. For mastering Obviously Izotopes Ozone Algos are Shizz fi real. So I have Ozone, RX7, Stutter edit1 amazing plugg in for like builds risers sweeps., and just randomization/Probabillity.

[@HomeStudioRescue]

I love the Pultec. I boost at 12k and cut 10k until it's has some nice air on a vocal.

[@Producelikeapro]

Great tip! Agreed

[@SilentScreamsStudios]

Exactly video. Ya I used all of those and many others. It's a wonderful time for us with all of these great plugins. Have a Merry Christmas

[@izvarzone]

TDR Kotelnikov become one of my favorite bus compressor. I had it installed for long time, but only now started use it a lot.

[@ATOMOCDOG]

the good thing with vitamin is the stereo width knobs. cause I like my sub in mono...

[@mageprometheus]

What could be better than one of your vids and a bacon and egg sandwich with HP sauce? 😃

[@LDBII]

My go to plugins are my: NI LA-2A, LA-76, Solid Buss Compressor, Transient Master, Waves Aphex Aural Exciter, API 550 and Ozone 9.

[@yobhsiFehT]

I have wanted that EQ4 for YEEEEARS, but I never seem to catch it on sale! 😖😫😩 I've yet to see anything else that gets up into that 40k psychoacoustic/perception frequency range, and it's... frustrating lol/smh On the bright side, I *LOVE* that the sample track for this video is this good! lol Always nice when the music itself makes you actually want to listen to music, analytically and otherwise 😉😄

[@Edge_0202]

Fabfilter changed my life 😀

[@TheChrispablo]

Big Facts

[@NIP28]

pro q 3???

[@richardmcarthur40]

Thought that might be a bit of a throwaway vid but some great tips alongside the plug-in recommendations

[@NathanArhur]

What a massive sounding production.

[@ahmada7846]

He is a fantastic teacher

[@Producelikeapro]

Yes! Ariel does a great job!

[@bg4productionsllc]

How would you apply the maageq4 and the pultec in the same vocal chain? They say the Maag should be last in the chain.

[@pronavsandhu]

Warren you look so different in this video, also probably this first video see you didn't say "hope you doing marvellously well" , but still good content

[@DrKage]

the song is insanely good

[@Producelikeapro]

Thanks ever so much

[@NIP28]

🔥

[@nunyabizfam106]

This record has been in my "Pop" playlist for few months, Is their course or video where he mixes the whole song? Thank you.

[@CameronForbes]

Shane SoNyce what’s the name of the track?

[@nunyabizfam106]

Cameron F “Cash rules” iyla feat. method man.

[@ArielChobaz]

There isn't an Iyla mix breakdown yet but might be able to use Iyla for a future course, she is incredible!!!

[@nunyabizfam106]

REL Chobaz I’m not gonna lie I only listened for method man at first, But she is great.

[@exe4eye]

"Most Pro's are Mixing everything ITB, with plugins everyone has access to, so it really levels the playing field." Except that they can track with a giant mic locker in perfectly built and treated rooms. That's why all the source material in these online courses is insane. It be awesome if one of these Pro's did an online session, from scratch (track/mix), in a typical bedroom...with poor to no acoustical treatment, and without the expensive gear they've grown used to.. just some of the typical home studio stuff. It be cool to see them have to problem solve, and face what lost people watching face every time they hit rec.

[@RAHONLYFAM]

This would be dope to see

[@whatskraken3886]

this is kind of a dumb comment

[@Bluelagoonstudios]

I use them all, except the Decapitator, but in place I use a Vertigo VSM-3, which was also analog hardware. The decapitator is on sale right now, maybe I buy that one as well.

[@MadDogE134]

imho... acustica audio has a better sounding maag4 in jade... and the purple is far better sounding than the waves pultech... both have been compared up against the actual hardware many times. i have to agree with the decap... it is unmatched in what it does but i rarely go over 2 on the drive knob although it is anything but subtle. i understand acustica audio plugs are demanding but it is all about the sound is it not? you can always print/render/dump audio to relieve cycle demands if need be. not trying to sell acustica audio lol... but i want the best possible quality i can get without investing in overpriced hardware. :) cheers

[@paulEmotionalaudio]

Love it.. the Maag is amazing and thanks for the tip on the F6! Decapitator is pretty much on all my mixes.. Spotted the Valhalla there. One of my all time fav verb and crazy delays with the Freqecho and Supermassive! Also couldn’t live without the MV2, (thanks @producelikeapro), Waves SSL G Channel or BX Townhouse bus compressor. Tips from the pros! 🎛🤩😁🎤

[@brandanleiter]

I feel like most of these plugins are essentially selective eq saturators.

[@briancase6180]

Ooo, no, I don't think so. Anyway, not for me!

[@davidallenhammond2777]

Thanks Warren and thank you Ariel, appreciate the great tips. I already use most of these, but don't have a pultec style eq, gonna have to try one soon. :)

[@Producelikeapro]

Thanks ever so much David!

[@nexusobserve]

Google pultech style EQ and you'll find some for free! Won't be crazy amazing but they are out there

[@SimonJification]

I wonder about the Maag. It makes sense in an analog world, where there does exist stuff over 20 kHz in the signal. But if the signal is digital and the sample rate is 44.1 kHz, I thought frequencies above 22050 Hz are technically impossible. So the real analog Maag would manipulate a signal that is inaudible yet existing, but how does this emulation do the same, when the signal is inexistent for real? Or have I misunderstood something?

[@cary3428]

I’ve had mine for a year or so. I don’t overthink it, it just sounds good.

[@naatipictures528]

All these are new to me. As a beginner, this was a lot to take in. Though the video was insightful, I had no clue about most of what I was looking at. Lol

[@jacksp8de]

Whoa surprise Method Man Verse! One of my favorite rappers.

[@FatNorthernBigot]

I love these countdowns, when the pro's do them.

[@bniwa]

Well explained and great examples. Thanks!!

[@jameskesterson8615]

My favorites are Waves (All of them). I also love SoundToys Echoboy and a really old plugin called Timeworks 4080L Reverb. BTW, I hate plugins and prefer to use outboard equipment when possible.

[@voronOsphere]

Thanks! Great tips! Very helpful choices! But these new pop vocal melodies of today make me want to punch holes in dry-wall...! Ugh!

[@soulballet]

wasn't gonna clik on the vid at 1rst. but now. wow.... the f6 trik on the verb. jus used it on a mix that was "cloudy" on the voc verb and its incred!! thx 4 posting this

[@iwantappledumplings6187]

Thanks for sharing Ariel and Warren

[@Producelikeapro]

Thanks ever so much Apple!

[@harmonystudios1182]

Such an informative video!

[@Producelikeapro]

Thanks Harmony! Glad you think so!

[@PharaohLawLess1]

My top 5 plugins are Acustica Audio Erin, Waves Factory Spectre, Sonnox Inflator, Izotope Vintage Limiter and Fabfilter Pro Q3

[@pxzel2425]

AYEEE, you got that plutec on there, legit the bread and butter of smooth coloration

[@WouterBossen]

Are those horns the Snarky Puppy horns? Sounds much like it, love that arrangement!

[@LDBII]

Man, that side-chain compression on that reverb is DOPE!!!

[@Dentomusic]

Amazing Video! Gave Me A Lot Of Ideas! Thank you Guys

[@aquariphonellc.1217]

Thanks for the insight and practical applications here, Ariel. But thanks most for turning me on to Cash Rules. Holy 5hi*!

[@impulseproman]

That soundtoy is a go to

[@FilipeSalgueiroo]

I think I use the Decapitator on every single song I mix, great plugin!

[@humocato]

GREAT POST!! THANKS!! What do you think about those ATC SCM25 loudspeakers you use there?

[@tabrunbaker7987]

OMG! Those horns! YES!!!

[@slip2nap]

I have being producing since 2004 as a hobby, then in the 2010s i started to study civil engineering and also i released some of my music on big trance labels, i was a stubborn kid who only produced EDM but then i grown up and realized that music is amazing in all forms, i now produce everything, from hip hop, house, to cinematic. I eventually ditched Civil Engineering away and now i'm making a living with music production. After so many years of creating and studying music production it is always welcome your knowledge guys, you are doing an awesome job. PD: Here are my go to plugins: 1) Fab Filter Pro-Q3 2) Eventide BlackHole 3) Waves 4) Fab Filter Pro-C 2 5) Soundtoys Echoboy 6) Celemony Melodyne 7) Fab Filter Timeless 2 8) Reaktor 6 9) IK Multimedia EQP -1A 10) Ableton Live Stock Glue Compressor

[@stamecec2003]

nice demostration man thanks boss !!!!!!!!

[@OmmNomNomNomTom]

Very good information thank you 😊

[@phoen_east]

which one should i use mono or stereo waves plugin

[@brothersinthehouse6075]

great video. we got the same tast in plugins.

[@Producelikeapro]

Marvellous

[@JoeAtClaricast]

The F6 looks good. I feel like I might not use the C6 as much if I had the F6.

[@Producelikeapro]

Highly recommend it!

[@markfluxx]

They are totally different things, C6 is also a marvelous tool. F6 is a multiband dynamic EQ while C6 is a multiband dynamic compressor.

[@JoeAtClaricast]

@@markfluxx Yeah. I feel like there are certain things that I sometimes use the compressor for that might work better on the F6 though. E.g. De-essing.

[@MACRONOne]

What samplerate is the DAW set to I presume 88 Khz or above since Decapitator doesn't feature oversampling it will alias when using 44khz...

[@StaticTeaz]

I gotta try that EQ (#3)!

[@Darksagan]

Awesome vid need more of these.

[@timbrown7652]

Amazing video!

[@Producelikeapro]

You are so kind

[@DJT63]

Beauty Memory Locations ♥

[@gerwinlandemard1652]

Any idea what the song is ? Great video

[@RJ1J]

Fab Filter MB can replace the Waves F6 if you have it and not the Waves.

[@giftyngoe5081]

please what is the name of that music he uses for demonstrations. I love it. Ifound this helpful . Thank you.