I begin to see the elements you add that make your music so satisfying for me. Whether expansive and detailed, or haunting and contemplative, I always hear so much within it. Now I can see some of the ways you accomplish that. Such quality output, and so joyful for the listener. 🙂
Wow Pete, thank you for the detailed insights provided in this video. I am still really struggling with mixing my solo piano work, but this definitely gives me a lot of insight and practical tools to work with. Once again, thanks a million.
Hi. There are some tracks that have 2 different piano parts and some tracks with one piano part and multiple microphone perspectives on different tracks. Thanks!
Great information, thank you for sharing. What are your thoughts doing mastering on a solo digital piano recording. I tend to use less plugins, but i am still experimenting. Any info would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks for watching and the comment. Mastering piano is tricky as there are so many variables. While I can do some master bus processing of anything I record, I always send something I am releasing to a mastering engineer. I know it’s an additional expense but well worth it.
Thanks. I believe i have one license for each version. I use regular on my portable rig and the XL on my work computer. The XL seems to have lots of features. I would research those features and see if you need them for what you do. I also like the Fab Filter Pro R reverb quite a bit and while it is algorithmic and not convolution, it is still excellent and i use it quite often.
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i especially enjoyed the solo section. thank you Pete!
Highly underrated video, this needs more view
Thanks for the comment and for watching.
But Thank you a lot for sharing this ❤ loved the info
What a beautiful arrangement
I begin to see the elements you add that make your music so satisfying for me. Whether expansive and detailed, or haunting and contemplative, I always hear so much within it. Now I can see some of the ways you accomplish that. Such quality output, and so joyful for the listener.
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Thank you..
Wow Pete, thank you for the detailed insights provided in this video. I am still really struggling with mixing my solo piano work, but this definitely gives me a lot of insight and practical tools to work with. Once again, thanks a million.
Thanks for watching!
thank you for all them tips
Thanks for watching Franck!
Thank you so much for this detailed and clear instruction video! Cheers!
Thanks for writing.
high quality content, thanks
Nice job Pete!
thanks Ken
Thanks ! Great video as usual
Thank you Annibale!
This maybe a stupid question but is the track were looking at (is the track doubled)?
Hi. There are some tracks that have 2 different piano parts and some tracks with one piano part and multiple microphone perspectives on different tracks. Thanks!
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Great information, thank you for sharing. What are your thoughts doing mastering on a solo digital piano recording. I tend to use less plugins, but i am still experimenting. Any info would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks for watching and the comment. Mastering piano is tricky as there are so many variables. While I can do some master bus processing of anything I record, I always send something I am releasing to a mastering engineer. I know it’s an additional expense but well worth it.
Pete, great video thanks! Do you use the Audio Ease Altiverb 7 Regular or XL? Im debating on which one to buy...
Thanks. I believe i have one license for each version. I use regular on my portable rig and the XL on my work computer. The XL seems to have lots of features. I would research those features and see if you need them for what you do. I also like the Fab Filter Pro R reverb quite a bit and while it is algorithmic and not convolution, it is still excellent and i use it quite often.
Are you using the reverb as send ?
Typically, Yes. There are times when I use an insert. That is usually when it's a special effect. Thanks for watching