Acoustic Guitar: Basic Mixing | MxU NOW
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What do you find most challenging about mixing acoustic guitars in worship?
Love this. so fun tweaking EQs and compressors.
Wish you would have shown the eq as you were doing it.
I understand you but there's a reason he said listen don't look at the eq. I had to learn that myself. Your ears are mixing not the eyes. 👍🏼
@@Bigricky06 yeah, but we could also close our eyes.
I agree
Where is the knob to get rid of wrong notes and fret buzz? 😂
☝️ this comment! YESSS
anyone wanna talk about the compression and limiter hitting on their voices while they talk about inserts on an acoustic guitar?
Video que mostra somente a performace e não o que está acontecendo e como fazer. Triste!
In terms of EQ, I think about 90 hp and it's all good for this acoustic Guitar. I don't like the EQ they did in this video, it was already very good.
I literally watched a video of a guy playing a song on a banjo before I tried to watch this. I don't understand why people feel they need to say insulting things about instruments they don't know anything about and obviously don't respect. I couldn't make it two minutes here.
And the banjo video I watched previously to this is so much better quality my goodness. Almost made me feel like leaving a comment.
I think I disagree in that they just want to be lighthearted. I’m curious about the banjo though. Do you have a link to the video?
I once had a banjo in the back seat of my car. Someone broke in and left another banjo. 😂
What's point of doing a "how to video" and not showing what you're doing! Weird!
They want you to think critically and actually develop the critical thinking necessary to get your specific source sounding good. It’s really frustrating but that’s what they want to encourage, actual development in understanding rather than a script of “do this and it sounds good.” Hope that’s helps 👋
This video is useless. It's like, "I'm going to turn this knob and this knob and maybe it sounds better, but no one has any idea what frequencies you turned down.