Quite possibly the most important music maker video I've seen! Robert is such a bright light of music. I love his music and the person he brings to it.
Hello Robert, vielen Dank für den Vortrag und die inspirierenden Tipps! Eine Frage zu dem Trick mit dem Limiter auf Kick: könnte man nicht den gleichen Effekt mit einem Multiband Compressor erzielen? In dem man nur die Tiefen komprimieren würde. Oder wie siehst du das und welchen Unterschied gibt es deiner Meinung nach? Würde mich freuen von Dir zu hören. Besten Dank!
@@michals1453 also wenn du nur das tiefenband in parallel komprimierst ist es ähnlich , aber durch meine Methode hast do noch etwas mehr kreativen Spielraum
Can't even express my gratitude for this seminar ! A HIDDEN GEM ! Thank you Robert Babicz for sharing your craft and ty to the Sawtooth Academy for sharing publicly ! ˗ˋˏ🤩ˎˊ˗
Since i came back alot here to double check the mastering chain i decided to write down his mastering chain, maybe it helps others aswell :) -Compressor (slow attack to let the transients through) -EQ (Smiley :)) -Tape (Simulation) (For letting the transients through even more) -Clipper (OVC -128) -Limiter 1 (not more than 2Db) -Limter 2 (not more than 2Db)
Really nice tutorial and lots of good info...Thanks, Robert Babicz is my inspiration in music ( what a great person ) also thanks to SAA for this video...cheers
Wohoo! A nice lil info session with Mr. Babicz, very very valuable since forever I've been wondering how he engineers his own flawless music! Thank you for this!
@robertbabicz this is insane...the sine wave base you made...im at my computer with a baby small bose bluetooth speaker, and when that base came on there were papers in my kitchen moving and making a noise even though the volume is low ! Insane truth about sine wave, Thats again for sharing !
He is absolutly right with Abeltons Operator ! But you can layer your moog as overtone aswell - for that the moog stuff is top. Its even better with LFO tool or Shaperbox set to 4/4 to automate bass volume.
Interesting thoughts and tips; thank you Robert. Regarding the phase shifts that EQs implement - aside from the linearphase EQs, at least on paper they are supposed to NOT create any phase shift... Pretty much all of the famous hardware EQs like Pultecs, GMLs, Neve 1073s and whatnot do create massive phaseshift and that's a major part of the results we all like. One thing regarding the audio quality of this video. That is awful tbh. Putting Robert's voice in the middle and then use some dynamic processing plus a denoiser would have made a huge difference. It is what it is, but this channel is called "...Audio Academy". #justsaying
Hi Hans , Thanks for your feedback. We were only guests for this event and didn't have much control over the situation. The video's purpose is to serve as a learning tool for those who couldn't make it to the physical seminars. We will be hosting our own seminars on the 6th of August and we will make sure that the quality will be superior to this one. If you are living in Malta we invite you to the event and the after-party in Liquid Club.
Sad that the audio were hearing is in a room full of reverb. Good quality tips from Babicz though. Hopefully he can do something similar in a more treated environment
I'm so confused by this does he have essentially two basslines playing ??? One with that acid sound which is layered and then another one with its own notes ? So he's basically playing two separate sub basses at once ?? Isn't that muddling the song ??
I really admire robert babicz a lot. This tutorial however was a bit of a pain to watch and i couldn`t get to the end. To much stuttering and trying to find words and the audio quality and latency of the computer screen did the rest. Maybe a clip on mic would also been good so that he doesn`t need to hold it in his hand all the time.
@@slippyg sure that. But i've seen robert in other tutorials and actually he does it quite well. i guess the environment in this video wasn't much of help for him.
Thanks for your feedback, unfortunately, we were only guests for this event and we didn't have much control over the situation. On the 6th of August, we are hosting seminars and Robert will be doing a similar seminar. This time the quality will be superior.
Quite possibly the most important music maker video I've seen! Robert is such a bright light of music. I love his music and the person he brings to it.
I love Robert Babicz tips :)
:-)
Wow! So viele Jahre an Erfahrung - und du teilst dein Wissen großherzig! Vielen lieben Dank, meine Mixe sind jetzt auf einem neuen Level!
@@corneliushennings2701 dankeschön
Hello Robert, vielen Dank für den Vortrag und die inspirierenden Tipps! Eine Frage zu dem Trick mit dem Limiter auf Kick: könnte man nicht den gleichen Effekt mit einem Multiband Compressor erzielen? In dem man nur die Tiefen komprimieren würde. Oder wie siehst du das und welchen Unterschied gibt es deiner Meinung nach? Würde mich freuen von Dir zu hören. Besten Dank!
@@michals1453 also wenn du nur das tiefenband in parallel komprimierst ist es ähnlich , aber durch meine Methode hast do noch etwas mehr kreativen Spielraum
@@Robert_Babicz Danke!
Can't even express my gratitude for this seminar ! A HIDDEN GEM ! Thank you Robert Babicz for sharing your craft and ty to the Sawtooth Academy for sharing publicly ! ˗ˋˏ🤩ˎˊ˗
Thanks for your feedback!
i love how well he explains his mastering chain, this helped me alot!
Since i came back alot here to double check the mastering chain i decided to write down his mastering chain, maybe it helps others aswell :)
-Compressor (slow attack to let the transients through)
-EQ (Smiley :))
-Tape (Simulation) (For letting the transients through even more)
-Clipper (OVC -128)
-Limiter 1 (not more than 2Db)
-Limter 2 (not more than 2Db)
Thanks so much for the inspiration! Very much appreciated
best techno styles mixing / selfmastering advice on YT. only the EQ advice alone❤ simple, effective.
Pure gold !
Really nice tutorial and lots of good info...Thanks, Robert Babicz is my inspiration in music ( what a great person ) also thanks to SAA for this video...cheers
Wohoo! A nice lil info session with Mr. Babicz, very very valuable since forever I've been wondering how he engineers his own flawless music! Thank you for this!
Awesome Robert, thanks a lot!
This channel is criminally undersubscribed. Thank you for this video.
Epic robert! This is priceless ! I would hang it in a museum 🕺🏻🙌🏾
proper gems in this talk!!
Genius at work...our little freak..love him.
@robertbabicz this is insane...the sine wave base you made...im at my computer with a baby small bose bluetooth speaker, and when that base came on there were papers in my kitchen moving and making a noise even though the volume is low ! Insane truth about sine wave, Thats again for sharing !
Robert ist ein geiler Typ! Danke für die Info!
Please next time give this man a proper headset!
44.26 min wie gut das wieder kickt XD liebe es!
"As long as it moves all the time, it's interesting." - R. Babicz
saugeil! Danke
awesome...tY~!
GOD!
09:54 No need for a limiter that is not compressing at all. 😅 Great trick still. 😉 Love the lecture.
He is absolutly right with Abeltons Operator ! But you can layer your moog as overtone aswell - for that the moog stuff is top. Its even better with LFO tool or Shaperbox set to 4/4 to automate bass volume.
Interesting thoughts and tips; thank you Robert.
Regarding the phase shifts that EQs implement - aside from the linearphase EQs, at least on paper they are supposed to NOT create any phase shift... Pretty much all of the famous hardware EQs like Pultecs, GMLs, Neve 1073s and whatnot do create massive phaseshift and that's a major part of the results we all like.
One thing regarding the audio quality of this video. That is awful tbh. Putting Robert's voice in the middle and then use some dynamic processing plus a denoiser would have made a huge difference. It is what it is, but this channel is called "...Audio Academy". #justsaying
Hi Hans , Thanks for your feedback. We were only guests for this event and didn't have much control over the situation.
The video's purpose is to serve as a learning tool for those who couldn't make it to the physical seminars.
We will be hosting our own seminars on the 6th of August and we will make sure that the quality will be superior to this one.
If you are living in Malta we invite you to the event and the after-party in Liquid Club.
Sad that the audio were hearing is in a room full of reverb. Good quality tips from Babicz though. Hopefully he can do something similar in a more treated environment
if you increase the transients and then take them away, what is the difference to doing nothing at all?
Hail headsets
I'm so confused by this does he have essentially two basslines playing ??? One with that acid sound which is layered and then another one with its own notes ? So he's basically playing two separate sub basses at once ?? Isn't that muddling the song ??
exactly what i thought...
I really admire robert babicz a lot. This tutorial however was a bit of a pain to watch and i couldn`t get to the end. To much stuttering and trying to find words and the audio quality and latency of the computer screen did the rest. Maybe a clip on mic would also been good so that he doesn`t need to hold it in his hand all the time.
Not everyone is a 'natural' speaker in front of people.
@@slippyg sure that. But i've seen robert in other tutorials and actually he does it quite well. i guess the environment in this video wasn't much of help for him.
Thanks for your feedback, unfortunately, we were only guests for this event and we didn't have much control over the situation. On the 6th of August, we are hosting seminars and Robert will be doing a similar seminar. This time the quality will be superior.
There are other tutorials you can check out.
but is for free!!!!!!!
I HEAR GHOSTS :D