Your MIX has THREE dimensions... let's ANIMATE them!

The secret to 3D mixes is to change the size and shape of all 3 dimensions in response to the song itself. Gregory Scott aka "UBK", the brain behind Kush Audio's plugins and analog hardware, shares another unique and high-level mixing concept to help you take your mixing game to the next level.
For more mix tips, deals on plugins, and more, head to thehouseofkush.com/museletter and check it out!

[@heartshinemusic]

Gregory Scott is the Bob Ross of music production videos.

[@TheHouseofKushTV]

I consider that the highest compliment possible!

[@heartshinemusic]

@@TheHouseofKushTV You're welcome! Awesome, educational video's keep it up man!

[@Vantorea]

Ha!I was just going to write how he looks like Bob, but the one from Twin Peaks.

[@heartshinemusic]

@@Vantorea That crossed my mind too, I see the resemblence, but Killer Bob is way creepier.

[@Vantorea]

@@heartshinemusic Definitely! :D Gregory is like Bob with coffee and cherry pie, and some fire.

[@born5094]

This man is shaping my philosophy on a whole new level, the communication for these concepts is enlightening, so glad there's a mixing page dedicated to the philosophy, not the buttons you press, Gold.

[@TheHouseofKushTV]

All 'how' and no 'why' makes for a lot of confused, unprepared mixers :-)

[@theprofoundidiot5642]

For real tho I’m getting an actual thought process without him showing a screen but him just talking is actually more powerful than examples being shown

[@flloyd3304]

Never stop doing the intro's like this. 70% of the spice.

[@TheHouseofKushTV]

Thanks, I try to find that line where brilliant meets stupid :-P

[@flloyd3304]

@@TheHouseofKushTV Ssh! Don't spoil the spice! ;-o

[@QuibizOwl]

@@TheHouseofKushTV Same, I really like the intro music too. I'm always impressed how good it sounds on anything, I frequently switch between my shitty speakers and my good ones and just keep getting blown away how good it sounds on both, different, but still good somehow. Keep it up!!

[@TheHouseofKushTV]

It's the old truism, when you nail the midrange balances and energy of a mix it'll sound great everywhere!

[@closerthanabrother9703]

The House of Kush hahaha

[@Stjerneklang528]

The 4th dimension of the mix is time, going forward or backward in time to build the mix, the age of aquarius in the world of mixing. Let the sunshine in, let it shine. In other words, remember to save the project once in a while.

[@TheHouseofKushTV]

With the 5th dimension dimension, obviously, going up up and away...

[@QuentinDamour]

Indeed, I now save everything as different versions (001/002...) with exports, I then have a project with all the significant versions (001/005/010...) and go back and forth in solo. I'm amazed on how I sometimes prefer an element earlier in the process and I can just go in there to grab it and put it back in the latest version. Simply amazing.

[@blue-pi9dw]

@@TheHouseofKushTV Your HUMOUR is definitely the 6th dimension!

[@TheHouseofKushTV]

That, for me, was absolute #1 workflow benefit that led me to go 100% ITB. I didn't care so much about perfect recall, but the ability to experiment and try out crazy, bold ideas without fear of losing what I'd done... INVALUABLE. I'll use Logic's "alternative" to branch the mix off, explore whatever crazy idea(s) I have, then check back with that earlier branch. It's 50/50 and sometimes I'll be like "nope, that's a fail" but half the time I'm like "that's sooo much better". The freedom to explore like that is priceless to me!

[@Teleausencia]

@@TheHouseofKushTV Oh god. Now I don't only need to watch your videos. Now I'll have to start reading the comment section as you throw great tips even here!

[@hidatabs]

You're the best, short and so powerful, thanks man ! this brings a lot of ideas to the table

[@TheHouseofKushTV]

Happy to hear that, now get ta work! :-P

[@thebrandonjustice]

Wish this guy was my uncle

[@kllnb8]

These are the kinds of tips people charge big money for in their "courses". Thanks for sharing such great information!

[@MASAo7]

Nah, these videos are better than what you get from most of those courses! The thing I can't figure out is - who the hell is hitting the 'dislike' button? These videos are flawless.

[@Danko_HS]

@@MASAo7 Maybe the people that charge big money? 😅

[@MASAo7]

@@Danko_HS Haha yeah. Count the number of dislikes and that's probably how many colleges there are that offer courses on this subject. 🤣

[@skullkid112]

This is quickly becoming one of my favorite production channels.

[@davejohnsonmusic]

Panning automation is your secret weapon for mixes that have movement. It's all the little things, when summed up makes a big impact.

[@lasseleendertz]

Why am i paying Netflix every month? This is way better

[@grantdavis692]

Whether you're a songwriter, a performer, an engineer, producer- or let's face it, trying to be all at once- this channel is SO helpful. It gives a broader understanding of music as a whole.

[@mingomarrero]

When I watch Greg’s tutorials, I don’t know if should I go to the studio mix my songs or stay home make love to my wife.

[@TheHouseofKushTV]

Who says you have to choose? Get creative!! :-P

[@mingomarrero]

Hahah!! You’re absolutely right!

[@LAPhil-ey1dv]

😂 seriously

[@Brian_Grant]

Either way, work it like the man says - forward to back, left to right, and top to bottom.

[@ETwOneE21]

😂😂😂 right

[@markv2360]

Greg is really handing out the secrets of the cosmos in that thumbnail.

[@TheHouseofKushTV]

reppin' the Criss Angel vibe!

[@codytj3434]

The House of Kush 6 resting on the 7th

[@yossarian1633]

Illuminati nwo agent confirmed!1! Audio production hypnosis division probably!!1

[@AVenged13m]

from the second i started using mono that this guy is being stressing out . MY MIXES SKYROCKETED . Just listen to this guy . Dis dud Goot

[@samurai1993]

Understanding music making as a whole process, from composition to engineering, is a key concept that I feel is not stressed enough in other sources. Not everything can be fixed in the mix! One common situation I have confronted is guitar fighting with synths for space; trying different chord inversions or variations sometimes works better than sculpting space with an EQ. As always, great video!

[@52ljog]

As they say, shit in, shit out !

[@unclemick-synths]

Yep, some people don't think enough about arrangements. They just barf tracks with no idea how it will all fit together.

[@DJOOO]

The way you talk about mixing is bringing clarity into my life

[@TheHouseofKushTV]

Right on!

[@jameshutchins7042]

This is becoming one of my fave channels. The front to back I personally find the hardest part of the mix. It would be great when you get the time to do a video on that front to back bc I feel thats where you can really hear between the pros and the amateurs. Keep the videos coming. Your a good teacher.

[@TheHouseofKushTV]

Great suggestion! I think height is the most overlooked/least exploited dimension, it's very easy to hear once you're aware of it, but I agree 100% that depth is the hardest to hear and (convincingly) achieve). It's on the list!

[@RambowMusik]

@@TheHouseofKushTV + 1 for depth tutorial. But maybe you could make a video with height examples, and guide or Virgin ears. :)

[@ChrisSztybel]

I come for the knowledge and stay for the decompression of the stresses in life.

[@louierubio]

In case you haven’t heard these before: A good place to start is gain staging in mono. You’ll hear which instruments you want quieter (in the back), and which louder (front), and either lower them or bring them up. Afterward you can shave highs from the sounds you want in the back. And then you can use diff reverb settings (like pre delay) for the front and back sounds. Some ideas.

[@JoshColletta]

I have to say, I love the way you explain production techniques in terms of how the listener will FEEL the results, not just hear them. That's the ultimate goal of music to begin with: to evoke feelings. Why should we expect to be able to do that if we don't know how? Keep it coming.

[@TheHouseofKushTV]

Thanks for noticing! it's one of the biggest challenges in my experience, to get engineers sensitized to feelings... they're generally very cerebral creatures!

[@silly3507]

just stumbled into my first after hours. I then realized I was watching and listening to one of the best production tutorials I've ever witnessed. I just came to this video to confirm that all of your content is just as top notch. Low and behold...

[@TheHouseofKushTV]

Welcome aboard, I think this party is just getting started!

[@boblyle3930]

This is my favourite style of teaching thank you this is awesome. I enjoy the mental aspect of your teachings. If we can’t perceive then we will be deceived so to speak. Thanks again

[@JoeAforAwesome]

I've been teaching myself to compose and mix for 7 years on youtube and I have to say you are the most solid and comprehensive channel I've found

[@davidhayman9330]

This is such a great clip, thanks Gregory! This seems so fundamental but I haven't heard anyone really put it all together like this...thanks for sharing these insights!!

[@TheHouseofKushTV]

Thanks! I think it’s a case of me putting into words what a lot of the greats do instinctively.

[@gustavhedberg8056]

You explain these things really well. This is my take on the subject efter watching this video: Contrasts are the most important thing in creating powerful music. To really FEEL darkness it requires light To feel width, narrowness is required To feel depth requires "in your face" For something to be experienced as loud, silence is required To really notice a thing, absence is required If you have everything all the time, nothing becomes special. Humans are storytellers. We fit every new experience into the narrative of our own story. So tell a story with the song. What do all the sounds in a song really say? What role in the story do they play? What emotions are evoked by the sounds? Do they fit the story? Surprises make a story exciting, but they can also make it incoherent if it does not fit into the narrative. Descriptiveness makes a story beautiful. It paints the picture. Create contrasts between sections by changing the room completely and let, for example, fills or melodic elements describe the transition, let them be the reason why we ended up in a new place. I’m bringing these notes to the studio. It is great how you make us viewers create our own understanding on the matter by not showing us in a DAW but rather telling us about it. Thank you Gregory!

[@Oxtorayk]

One of the single most powerful lessons on mixing i've ever encountered

[@joshsansom1730]

this guys is spilling knowledge so arcane and powerful he has to whisper it

[@DDNZ]

These are my fav videos on KZbin right now

[@gregordanisovic6762]

You can make a video in a way that I just watch it once, and because I enjoy it so much I understand most of the things immediately and then I remember and keep all of it in my head, even just after the first time I watched it. And I can work with all of these facts and things I learned here all the time when producing, mixing or listening. Because your videos have such a vibe and drop so much knowledge. Thank you Gregory.)

[@TheHouseofKushTV]

Right on, glad it's helping!

[@camilla470]

These videos are just brilliant. The intros are the perfect mix of cool and hilarious, then Kush drops some priceless knowledge in such an understandable way.

[@ParthGandhimusic]

Ohhh man... He makes the mixing process sound so creative... This is the best ever mixing tutorial I have seen..

[@CaptainVelveeta]

Great learing moment! We're so used to putting an effect on an instrument and just leaving it there throughout the entire song. You're suggestion for creating motion and depth in the song by adjusting the effects throughout the song is golden! Such a simple concept yet something I had never considered until now. Thanks man!

[@IRuinEvrything]

I feel like I owe you money for like three of these videos in particular, just for the addition to my mental space with my work. thanks a bunch.

[@TheHouseofKushTV]

I appreciate the kind words and am so glad it's been helping! If you want to pay it forward, you can subscribe to Kush plugins or just spread the word about my little company, we appreciate the support in whatever form you're able to give!

[@IRuinEvrything]

@@TheHouseofKushTV there's definitely stuff I want to spend money on. Your listening approach is really relatable, and your format is Kick-Ass. Trust me I have been sharing your videos among my garage producer friends.

[@gustavogastelum9024]

First and foremost, thank you for this unbelievable treat of mixing/ mastering related channel. The videos on compression pretty much made me fall in love for the fist time with a processor and its processes; I never really understood the attack and release parameters in terms of how they affect the transient, texture, color and brightness of a signal, let alone all the artistic implications and possibilities. Going back to the topic of this video, I don't know if I'm making a wrong correlation but the dimensions of a mix/song also share lots of the properties with sound itself. As to say; pitch give us the sense of height, the sense of sides in a way has to do (besides the balance and panning etc.) with power and amplitude, and lastly the front and back is more a timbre thing? Well, hehe, that's what I got. Anyways. Thanks. Really I mean. I kinda owe you one.

[@Allplaysful]

Sir, you teach me about mixing like you're giving me a spiritual lecture on life. you're truly the Aaron Doughty of music production. Much appreciation.

[@thearno2885]

With regards to the height of a mix , it’s good to know that low frequencies will pull a sound down and high frequencies will pull it up. It’s not just bass that is low down, but sounds with a low element will be pulled down. You can use this info to the vertical position of a sound and you should aim to have a 3 level “stack” of high, mid and low sounds at the left, right and centre of the mix.

[@iamsushi1056]

I thought you were referring to 3d audio plugins but the tricks using eq and filter make it so much more cool!

[@jasperlawson6315]

These videos are the first mixing tutorials that I have seen that don't even mention plugins....... Thank you.......

[@hado33_]

The way this guy speaks about producing makes it seem like he doesn't produce, but instead makes sweet sweet love with his daw, and I love it.

[@helgeelbeshausen9302]

Just perfect! Everytime I see a video on this channel I go mixing for hours:-)

[@TheHouseofKushTV]

Happy to hear that!

[@troeteimarsch]

A perfect example for this would be my favorite TV show "Vinyl". The actor voices are very thinly mixed but when the good old music kicks in it sounds like these old records were mixed huge sounding. Contrast is everything.

[@TheHouseofKushTV]

Exactly! That reminds me, I gotta do an ep or two just on contrast!

[@biostunes14]

@@TheHouseofKushTV that would be amazing! been following you since the ubk fatso came out. the recent ep of mono mixing changed my way of mixing. THANK YOU!

[@troeteimarsch]

@@TheHouseofKushTV I'd love to see your approach to it :)

[@petermassa2716]

Anyone else like watching those leds bouncing around in the background while Greg speaks?

[@fotipitrakkos1193]

You've given me a ton of knowledge here, Greg. A lot of these ideas were more instinct for me - which means a lot hit and miss as to whether I'm able to represent the thing that is in my head accurately - but you've solidified them with concrete concepts and tools. So much to learn, but I'm seeing landmarks in the distance now that I can at least head towards - less going off course, as it were. Much, much appreciated, my brotha. Peace

[@TheHouseofKushTV]

Man, I love hearing that because I know exactly what that's like, flying by instinct and not quite having a solid understanding of the big picture. I think you're on course now, onwards!

[@rowegardner9673]

Man, these videos are the best. Gotta love those intros, baby.

[@crissabater7698]

Another jem of a video Gregory. Arrangement is so important and leads to better Production and Mix decisions down the line. Mixing can be done artistically this way without have to almost re-write a song in term of arrangement. Understanding that the verse is the story telling whereas the Chorus is pulling the listener in with the explosion is what I try to emphasise with my band mate when writing. You have a great way of teaching in an easy to understand way Gregory. Love these videos. :-)

[@TheHouseofKushTV]

Well said! I'm on a mission to educate the world about what an arrangement is and why it's so critical to the expression of a song and the dramatic potential of a mix. Thanks for getting it!

[@benhobbs3366]

I am a qualified sound engineer, spent many years studying and I can say for sure, I have learned more from 3 of your videos then all my years of studying (with regards to mixing)

[@dplagoon]

Dude. Seriously great channel. Never hit subscribe so fast. You are steadily making videos about the exact things I think about in producing/mixing. I've consumed so much trying to better my craft that my head hurts. You've even managed to bring a little chill to the party. Love it!

[@cosmicapecustomsoundfonts7493]

My mixes will never be the same after watching this. Thank you for sharing your knowledge Greg 🙏

[@fromhumanstohydra6669]

I’m so glad I found this channel. I’ve been missing it all my life 🙂🙂

[@HitTheRoadMusicStudio]

Awesome man, thx for sharing! Let's go from another yawning mix to tickle those ear muscles! ✌

[@irwinb.galino445]

It's past midnight in my part of the world, then this came up. It's time to go to class. Thanks again Gregory!

[@aons5481]

Same

[@jimvandersteege]

But.. it's only 8 minutes :p

[@dj_Kzas]

Mr. Scott your concepts are so clear and easy to understand, priceless thank you sr.

[@unmasteredEP]

Wow Kush!!! As a new producer, this is by far the best advice I have ever heard of regarding mixing. You have made me realize the spatial dimensionality of music and how to create it. Thanks Brother!

[@h4nd]

I always find myself watching these videos a few times in a row because there's so much good info to take onboard and I want to ensure it all goes in m'noggin'. Incidentally, I tried your exercise on balancing a mix three tracks at a time from your previous vid and it's made a huge difference.

[@TheHouseofKushTV]

Sweet! Yeah, I just spent a lot of time yesterday on my latest mix, moving thru 3 sounds at a time to crack open more space in the verses. It just plain works!

[@mikenaughton4298]

You do great work. You get my brain thinking about sound in new ways. Thank you.

[@atomicfrost9204]

Hi Greg, thank you for your videos. This video really helped me a lot. Your examples on how to play with the dimensions hit home with me. Your the best!

[@EricSkyeMusic]

I'm so hooked on these vids now.. Thanks for what you do maestro.

[@christianalexander6059]

Man... What a blessing. Thank you

[@oblocals]

First, you are an awesome, amazing, and excellent teacher in sharing your knowledge in these videos. Second you explained this, even though verbally, in a way that visual learners can better, simply, and more clearly understand the concepts you shared here. Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge in the way that you do. My songs will benefit greatly from your sharing and the world of music coming from novices will be well served. Thank you.

[@TheHouseofKushTV]

Thank you!! What's weird is that I am NOT a visual learner, in fact my visual skills are quite deficient. I can't find my keys, but they're right in front of me on the table. I struggle with written instructions and have a weird dyslexia around small visual objects, I can't track lines or rows of info, so I struggle with mixer channel strips on the DAW. That's why I customize my Logic with such high contrast, I can't "see" it otherwise!

[@oblocals]

@@TheHouseofKushTV That is interesting. I appreciate you sharing your personal struggle and perhaps that is why you are so good at describing things as well as you do. Recently upgraded from GarageBand to Logic Pro X and looking forward to getting back into music creation as it's been a while. So I appreciate learning from the things you are sharing in the way that you do.

[@paladinm109a6]

This dude tossing out secrets left and right. So yeah you bet I just ordered a bunch of Kush Audio gear just to support my dude Greg

[@0xszander0]

This is nothing new to me personally. But I have to say you do an incredible job explaining all of it! Very understandable this way. And good to revisit these kind of things. So you keep aware.

[@oldschooljohnny]

Life changing advice for anyone stuck in a rut. Thanks again Gregory!

[@RILCOMusic]

My dude, you are a true well of knowledge. Thank you for these videos.

[@clevelandharrison4970]

Bro, I'm sure there are others who deliver this kind of brilliant content, but I havent seen it. I guess it's not fair to compare you to others . The very smooth delivery coupled with the obvious skill/knowledge/confidence is unique, singular. Like, HEAVY, man...

[@ronaldandrade5683]

Thank you! So many great lessons! Greetings from Brazil

[@samuelalexander1014]

Man this channel is a game changer, I've already started using hard panning to my advantage to get wide sounding guitars but what you're saying about experimenting with the width is so spot on, deffo gonna try this out

[@LeonardoLima-nk4fv]

So great! Some already knew but you put on the table, and reminds in a exciting way!

[@TheHouseofKushTV]

IIt's very easy to forget what we know :-)

[@LaTigerGenesis]

tuned in for ideas, stayed for the smooth atmosphere, finished the video as a parishioner in kush's church of leveraging

[@Movocorp]

Again, thank you for this. Every time I watch any of your videos I feel my way of thinking changing. I feel my mixing approach more... organic(?) if I may use that word. Great content. I will share it.

[@TheHouseofKushTV]

Organic is a great word, I'm glad to hear it!!

[@adecox6016]

I absolutely love your videos! You cut through the rubbish and get straight to the point. Thank you and keep doing what you do!

[@TheHouseofKushTV]

Thanks, that's the plan!!

[@tristanishtar8906]

Yet more brilliant and usable information. You have distilled so much in such a condensed package. I also agree with the guy that says that you're the Bob Ross of audio videos!

[@soarcoder6258]

KUSH: Words cannot convey my appreciation for what you do! THANK YOU

[@santiagocercavins]

You have become my break from Studio work ! 😂🤣😂 your voice is relaxing and very very informative! I come back to my chair, relaxed, with my ears reseted, and a little smarter! Thanks dude ! Now my kush break has 2 meanings 🤫

[@TheHouseofKushTV]

I do the same, along with a lovingly pulled cappuccino :-)

[@MidlifeSynthesist]

Why do I feel I need to smoke and have a drink after I watch these videos?🤣 you are awesome brother, please keep sharing these gems🤟🏻

[@Zelectrocutica]

Your thumbnail getting better and better.. btw this channel is gold mine..

[@TheHouseofKushTV]

This thumbnail, in particular, raises the bar for 'brilliant meets stupid'! :-)

[@marcx77]

I know next to nothing about these subjects and yet everything in these videos speaks to me and makes sense.

[@johnhynesproductionslimite7522]

Do you know how much your worth to be right now… This is gold and I can’t thank you enough

[@pinerecords8372]

This channel is one of a kind... I can bet on this. Love from India 🇮🇳.

[@christopher_bryant]

So philosophical. Thanks so much!

[@braniqbal]

these videos are inspiring as much as they are informational man, thank you so much! gets me really stoked to mix.

[@bloodyclaw6771]

And now it makes more sense as a listener perceiving or visualizing notes vertically when dancing. Thank you for sharing your knowledge, Gregory and much love!!!

[@StoneDjoser7]

love how you explain without actually demonstrating. Words :) are enough, for some reason i take more information in this way.

[@TheHouseofKushTV]

Thanks! There'll definitely be times when I'll need to crack open the DAW and demonstrate some stuff that would otherwise be indescribable, but most of the time I think it'd just be a distraction :-)

[@Melvin7727]

REALLY GREAT video. You are the master. Instead of doing demos where you bypass plugins, you actually get into the philosophy of what we're doing. Bless you sir.

[@strangersun7721]

Every time I watch one of your videos, you have a few more thousand subscribers. They are well deserved. You rock, man. Such good stuff.

[@TheHouseofKushTV]

I never imagined it would take off like this, it's been very surprising bu also very welcome. Now I just gotta keep sharing the goods; fortunately, there's years worth of stuff to cover that no one else seems to be talking about!

[@StrangeDame1980]

Str8 genius, I love this guy... I've been watching him for 2days and learned a lot

[@vertigopulse]

I love your videos for the information they provide...oh and also your voice. Nice.

[@alexinfanti4252]

Another great lesson!!!!! Amazing!!!! Oh Captain, my Captain!!!!

[@ironwasp5954]

This is amazing content man. You explain it better than a lot of my professors honestly.

[@TheHouseofKushTV]

Thanks! I think the hardest part about teaching this is you have to understand not just the technical and black magic stuff, you have to understand the language of music and the way the human brain receives, filters, and processes information. That's a lot to unpack, and even the best of us have giant holes in our understanding!

[@terrodvctill]

This is gold!!! All these tips and tricks are very easy appliable because you actually explain it very well and it's super easy to understand the concepts. You're a vault of knowledge, man! Bless!!!

[@TheHouseofKushTV]

Glad it was helpful!

[@richiesmith6376]

Dude, such excellent reminders and great new suggestions. Thanks!

[@nakazul1]

Thank you for explaining everything so logical. Its so easy to listen to and follow what your actually saying. Thnx and have a great day 👍

[@TheHouseofKushTV]

Thanks, you too!

[@UTSONUT]

Thanks Gregory! you da man! you da boss!!! ! you're suggestions are so insightful and valuable as you help understand - "what makes it pro" ...........grateful for these awesome tips and breaking down the tricks into simple methods we can apply at the production level look forward to more and if possible, a course on these things.......in a logical build up sort of manner

[@cybermonk6364]

You are crazy therapeutic to listen to as a struggling producer.

[@rpc6614]

Week after week, this channel proves to be the absolute godsend. Thank you for putting us on game so much my dude!

[@sintheticsounds8780]

One of the best channels I've come across! Thank you very much for your videos

[@BrendanHengle]

This was one of the most helpful videos on mixing I've ever come across. So simple, but explained beautifully. I feel like this will make massive improvements in my mixing. Thank you!

[@MadeOnTape]

i'm about to do a modern mix tomorrow (not tape stuff) and this video just inspired some idears. thank you as always

[@TheHouseofKushTV]

Shit, my dad said "idears", I never understood where that came from. He was Manhattan born and raised, never heard anyone in NYC say it like that. Mysteries of life!

[@MadeOnTape]

@@TheHouseofKushTV 😂must have been a TV show, linguistics are strange. I'm from north of Detroit, but my Grandma was from western KY, and lots of farmers on that side of the family...so.......it slips out sometimes.

[@redfoster1306]

Love these videos! You have a very different and refreshing approach. I can already feel my mixes getting sexier!

[@cheecha3]

With every video i see my mix is getting better and better. Thank you for making us think and hear from different perception. 🙏

[@Kontekst]

so thankful for this channel. not a single video that seemed boring or like you're explaining something that I already knew. every time I finish the video I learned something that I remember the next time I'm working on music. never change!

[@TheHouseofKushTV]

That's amazing feedback, thanks for the support! And also, it's a high bar to keep clearing, but I'll keep doing my best!

[@martijnvandongen]

Gregory you are sharing so much good information! I am mixing for quite a few years and learned a lot but the way you explain stuff is really awesome! I listen and try to mix (and master) way different then I did before! I dig this channel. Keep up the good work. Looking already forward to the next After Hours Session!

[@DavidDiMuzio]

Great tips here Gregory. Love your videos 🤘

[@devalah]

Brilliantly done, sir! Thank you! Keep these gems comin'! Subbed!