True! It's a huuuuuge difference, I would consider the video example as not the most noticeable, but if you try it yourself you will definitely hear it even better :)
Yeah it's gives it alot of body. How I understand saturation is that it adds harmonics (predominantly the second harmonic) which adds some flesh to the transients.😅
Never give your rendered patterns generic names like "pattern 1" or "drums". Reason being, if you need to move your FL files to another computer and you have multiple audio files called "pattern 1", you run the risk of them being deleted or overwritten.... plus when you go to open a project that uses such files, FL will load the first "pattern 1" audio clip it finds.
Best way to avoid any of this, is to save projects under zip folders “zipped loop package” because it will literally take all the audio clips you have patterns etc and save it alongside your project file, that way you will never lose your drums or have your problem
I definetely used to over compress my tracks while mastering. I liked it because it was loud but when i listened to it on my earbuds, i always wondered why is it so hard to write lyrics to my own beats, it seemed like there's just no space for my vocals because everything was just too in your face and they were super overwhelming, felt low-key tired after listening to each and every single beat that i made. But when i finally figured out how extremely aggressive the compression was in my mastering chain, and decreased it, i swear that feeling of relief, it just felt amazing.
One thing I do like to note though is that many professionals do actually go out of key but the certain out-of-scale notes they use sound like they're in key. As long as you do it correctly, you're fine.
@@DreamGaming12 No worries bro, czcams.com/video/1dRA28cdt5c/video.html this is probably the best video explanation i remembered watching, really opened my eyes (and ears lol).
He mentioned big mistakes but i have to add one gamechanger for my mixes to that list: Phase correlation !!! if your sounds are out of phase when you sums to Mono this will destroy your mix in mono or even on translation to other sound systems . So to check the phase on every sound i add to my project is my biggest Secret now also check in groups and the whole mix. if sounds dissapearing or sounds thin and weak that's why - the Phase! The more of a stereo widening you have the more Phase issues . Important never use Phase Altering Delayer or Stereo enchancer that will destroy your mix in mono completely. You will add gently stereo widdening but you have to know when to stop . too wide is a problem! it's not a simple task but it is a Huge revelation for me . Making music for about 13 years and not knowing that was a huge mistake.
There are lots of mistakes but My Biggest misket is not focusing on my whole idea at first but fixing the small stuff at beginning (and i am trying to avoid that)
A mistake, that I used to do alot: switching betweeen mixing and composing. Since I diciplined myself to do it step by step, I became much more productive and focussed.
Max is a madman frfr... Dude's crazy good as a mentor I tell u...I bought that Hard trap course of his n not being a beginner I did know a lot of the stuff but then again there was so much I didn't know that I learnt from him..mad respect bro ❤️
it would be amazing if you made a video dedicated to working with izotope ozone, i feel like it has way more potential than just how most producers use it for the final master
With all the sales Izotope has been having, everyone pretty much has it but just use the automatic mastering thing and call it a day. The eq match, compressor, dynamic eq, maximizer and the vintage mastering tools are really great if people dig into them.
1. Putting limiter on master 2. Not knowing what limiting does 3. Not understanding fundamentals 4. Not learning/understanding music theory 5. Too long reverb delay / no low cut 6. Wrong choice of sound design 7. Not using FL templates
@@FridayGoodish I started rapping in Spanish because I got tired of listening to other Latino Rappers lacking in the metaphors, the similes, the homophones, the punchlines, etc. But, my true passion is the beats, honestly. So, we'll see where this takes me. I honestly, couldn't care less for the money or the fame. I just love the art and the music.
I only began to feel confident in my work when i learnt how to EQ properly. knowing what to cut and boost is key Sound selection comes with time. your ears would improve so its not a days job
the reverb mistake was one my first mistakes and as a rookie i also admit not fully understanding everything but I learned something from the video thanks homie!
of all of these, there are two I don't utilize and that's the project bones, and the limiter saturation method. but I love this channel keep doing what you're doing. gonna spend the day creating templates for different tempos.
nice tips but I think that starting a project from 0 is better because it's possible that the track is too similar to another and I feel more creative when starting from 0. My opinion :)
Awesome video, as always :') Can we have a detailed explanation for sample selection? Like all of its aspects- genre, rhythm, complexity, where it stands in the stereo field... and why some samples simply don't work in certain cases. Also, how do we develop active listening? It seems to be difficult when the song you're actively listening to is REALLY good. One moment you're analyzing, then suddenly you're only vibing😭What are your thoughts? :)
Well the biggest of it I did even now is the "Limiter on Master". Will not do that for sure now 😂 I didn't knew compressor functions that good. So I seriously learnt all the theory from "WICKIENEDIA" and now my compressor are better though 😁
can i get a tip for recording high and loud note lyrics/part of song, like do i have to put limiter when recording to prevent distortion clip.. im so confused and dont know what to do
Just shout into the mic while tweaking it’s own gain knob (either physical or in your OS’s sound settings) to prevent clipping, although some mics have a hardware limitation on how much signal it can receive and automatically clips it. For the recording side, while you can use a limiter with a slight attack and long release, it’s better to use a compressor for that, or better yet, don’t use anything on the recording chain so that you can record the raw audio and then focus on audio repair with stuff like de-clippers, de-essers, vocal levelers (pretty much compressors) etc.
Do you guys know a fast way to export your samples from a finished track? Going through all the stems and cutting them, or going through all the patterns to export them one by one is pain. 💀
Biggest mistake is that everyone thinks that they can be a producer when they have the gears and softwares. Some people are just not born for this. Find your own talent and go for it .
You can use a limiter on the master, there's no rules to mixing, just turn down the attack and release in the envelope settings of the limiter. If you leave it at default it will obviously squash the whole signal.
Useful tip: keep your autosave on it'll save your project minutes after minutes so you won't have to break a bone when your fl studio crashes....thank me later;)
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Who smashed the *Like Button* for the Algorithm?
Just did man :)
Me bro ❤️
😅I did
☝
Of course man
Most important thing while producing in FL : press Ctrl+s every second.
facts.
🤣🤣
yeah 🤣i do that since that accident happend
Agree 😂😂😂😂
Damn..true😂😂
limiter and soft clipper difference was big noticeable
True! It's a huuuuuge difference, I would consider the video example as not the most noticeable, but if you try it yourself you will definitely hear it even better :)
Yeah it's gives it alot of body. How I understand saturation is that it adds harmonics (predominantly the second harmonic) which adds some flesh to the transients.😅
So instead of a limiter on the matter we soft clip the master IF we want more power and loudness?
There are professionals using a limiter, not the fruity limiter actually, and their tracks also sounding good.
@@migats2160 yes limiters are fine but the fruity limiter is trash lol especially if you dont know what you're doing
Never give your rendered patterns generic names like "pattern 1" or "drums". Reason being, if you need to move your FL files to another computer and you have multiple audio files called "pattern 1", you run the risk of them being deleted or overwritten.... plus when you go to open a project that uses such files, FL will load the first "pattern 1" audio clip it finds.
Then what should we give?
@@Harsha18599 what do you call em "project name/drums"?
Best way to avoid any of this, is to save projects under zip folders “zipped loop package” because it will literally take all the audio clips you have patterns etc and save it alongside your project file, that way you will never lose your drums or have your problem
I definetely used to over compress my tracks while mastering. I liked it because it was loud but when i listened to it on my earbuds, i always wondered why is it so hard to write lyrics to my own beats, it seemed like there's just no space for my vocals because everything was just too in your face and they were super overwhelming, felt low-key tired after listening to each and every single beat that i made. But when i finally figured out how extremely aggressive the compression was in my mastering chain, and decreased it, i swear that feeling of relief, it just felt amazing.
One thing I do like to note though is that many professionals do actually go out of key but the certain out-of-scale notes they use sound like they're in key. As long as you do it correctly, you're fine.
I think they’re called diminished?
@@DreamGaming12 It doesnt have to be necessarily diminished. As I said, if done correctly it will sound musically pleasing.
@@DreamGaming12 modal interchange also works
@@attarilangetarwprestaka1937 wait yeah broooo I’ve been loooking for the name for that for so long thaks
@@DreamGaming12 No worries bro, czcams.com/video/1dRA28cdt5c/video.html this is probably the best video explanation i remembered watching, really opened my eyes (and ears lol).
not using templates is killing your gains
-Max Cavaliere
AHAHA oh man, made my day. I love Jeff.
He mentioned big mistakes but i have to add one gamechanger for my mixes to that list: Phase correlation !!! if your sounds are out of phase when you sums to Mono this will destroy your mix in mono or even on translation to other sound systems . So to check the phase on every sound i add to my project is my biggest Secret now also check in groups and the whole mix. if sounds dissapearing or sounds thin and weak that's why - the Phase! The more of a stereo widening you have the more Phase issues . Important never use Phase Altering Delayer or Stereo enchancer that will destroy your mix in mono completely. You will add gently stereo widdening but you have to know when to stop . too wide is a problem! it's not a simple task but it is a Huge revelation for me . Making music for about 13 years and not knowing that was a huge mistake.
There are lots of mistakes but
My Biggest misket is not focusing on my whole idea at first but fixing the small stuff at beginning (and i am trying to avoid that)
@Ruben Feldman ok bro 🙌
yes i'm guilty of that too coz i'm perfectionist and then i'm bored and stuck coz too much time on sound tweaking
For the limiter and soft clipper that was me you were describing. Thanks, learning everyday is cool.
A mistake, that I used to do alot: switching betweeen mixing and composing. Since I diciplined myself to do it step by step, I became much more productive and focussed.
It hasnt even started but I know it's gonna be siiiick !! 🤘
this man is the king of pluggin his courses, but still giving away free tips
Max is a madman frfr... Dude's crazy good as a mentor I tell u...I bought that Hard trap course of his n not being a beginner I did know a lot of the stuff but then again there was so much I didn't know that I learnt from him..mad respect bro ❤️
it would be amazing if you made a video dedicated to working with izotope ozone, i feel like it has way more potential than just how most producers use it for the final master
With all the sales Izotope has been having, everyone pretty much has it but just use the automatic mastering thing and call it a day. The eq match, compressor, dynamic eq, maximizer and the vintage mastering tools are really great if people dig into them.
One problem can be mix in composing phase. You lose the concentration on composing
The statement at 3:30 was brilliant.
never change fl teep it's sound funny
1. Putting limiter on master
2. Not knowing what limiting does
3. Not understanding fundamentals
4. Not learning/understanding music theory
5. Too long reverb delay / no low cut
6. Wrong choice of sound design
7. Not using FL templates
3:43 made my day
Just use a limiter and make it a hard clipper by turning att, rel, and sus all the way down
this is just a fancy ad, useful indeed but still an ad.
Good one 💙
Dude, you make me wanna learn to produce my own beats!!!
Do it!
@@FridayGoodish yeah man, for real! I'm still learning with a hunger for this shit! 🔥🔥🔥
@@SabioSigSauerOfficial I started producing about 3-4 years ago, it's addicting if you really apply yourself. Imma check out your tunes
@@FridayGoodish I started rapping in Spanish because I got tired of listening to other Latino Rappers lacking in the metaphors, the similes, the homophones, the punchlines, etc. But, my true passion is the beats, honestly. So, we'll see where this takes me. I honestly, couldn't care less for the money or the fame. I just love the art and the music.
@@SabioSigSauerOfficial amen brother. Do it for you, not anyone else. The rest will come
you are a very qualified person Max
That Reverb Trick...... 😍😍😍😍😍
Your channel has helped me so much. I'd love to support you more! Thank you for all the tips and tutorials, you're a true legend.
I only began to feel confident in my work when i learnt how to EQ properly. knowing what to cut and boost is key
Sound selection comes with time. your ears would improve so its not a days job
The best channel for musique learning
Hi i am max...from fl studio teeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeps........ waiting for this line ❤️❤️
THANKS SO MUCH ITS A LIFE SAVER
use the soft clipper knob in the limiter get same effect as the soft clipper
Amazing tips! 🤯❤
the reverb mistake was one my first mistakes and as a rookie i also admit not fully understanding everything but I learned something from the video thanks homie!
saturation is compression anyway it effects your sounds.
Great job
Thank you man, you Open my eyes
Pro Level content ✌️🔥🔥🔥🔥
always the best
can you make a tutorial of limiting and compression as well as plugins which will help in it
Instead on using a Limiter on the Master, I use Maximus
max you are great
Fantastic 💐❤️💐
I wish I found this channel earlier! These tutorials are amazing! Thank you soo much for making them!
Lol on that DJ at 2:55 😂
Thanks
Thanks 😊🙏
of all of these, there are two I don't utilize and that's the project bones, and the limiter saturation method. but I love this channel keep doing what you're doing. gonna spend the day creating templates for different tempos.
one of the best way to elarn Music Production #PML #aviistic 🤘🤘🤘
game changer
I love your tutorial and your tips
It took me 2 years to learn that, you just explained it all in just one video.
Love DaDaji
also, why my master channel is at -6 and then, when i export the files in playlist tracks mode and bounce it to a new project, they clipping above 0 ?
Every video I learn so much.
Hey could you make a video explaining the courses you offer, you can even post it on your IG? I don't wanna buy the wrong one.
nice sir
Make part 2 please ♥️
bruh not saving samples and templates is one of the most important whether ambience or any shit is important lol. it's what helped me make more
Very much informative
They are always great, but we want videos of how to do mastering
I need this!!
#8 is not creating a project folder for each new project started. This folder is where all the recorded sounds will be stored, among other things.
so, what is better. limiter or soft clipper for loud beats?
Soft clipping and/or saturation for the transients and then limiting for the final part of the chain
Tnx bro
Thx ♥
most useful video i watched today
Cool 2 helpful videos in a month
Please make a video on Best way to manage your sample
Max if you are in touch with imagine lines, please tell those idiots to keep adding more features. I WANT FL TO BE THE BEST DAW EVER.
Thanks sir.
nice tips but I think that starting a project from 0 is better because it's possible that the track is too similar to another and I feel more creative when starting from 0.
My opinion :)
Awesome video, as always :') Can we have a detailed explanation for sample selection? Like all of its aspects- genre, rhythm, complexity, where it stands in the stereo field... and why some samples simply don't work in certain cases. Also, how do we develop active listening? It seems to be difficult when the song you're actively listening to is REALLY good. One moment you're analyzing, then suddenly you're only vibing😭What are your thoughts? :)
Are you music producer???
Beast
Verry nice i love it show more bro ;)
Best channel
Keep working body
I will be join not training courses soon
WOw best teacher
Well the biggest of it I did even now is the "Limiter on Master". Will not do that for sure now 😂
I didn't knew compressor functions that good. So I seriously learnt all the theory from "WICKIENEDIA" and now my compressor are better though 😁
Please make video on Slap house tips and tricks.❤️👍🏻
popstar - osquinn type beat : i'm the best osquinn beat!
4:01 allow me to introduce myself
I've disabled the Master effects option in the export track.
Nice
cool tips respact
can i get a tip for recording high and loud note lyrics/part of song, like do i have to put limiter when recording to prevent distortion clip.. im so confused and dont know what to do
Just shout into the mic while tweaking it’s own gain knob (either physical or in your OS’s sound settings) to prevent clipping, although some mics have a hardware limitation on how much signal it can receive and automatically clips it.
For the recording side, while you can use a limiter with a slight attack and long release, it’s better to use a compressor for that, or better yet, don’t use anything on the recording chain so that you can record the raw audio and then focus on audio repair with stuff like de-clippers, de-essers, vocal levelers (pretty much compressors) etc.
3:47 learn from the mentals? Got it!
Haha fundamentals
Do you guys know a fast way to export your samples from a finished track? Going through all the stems and cutting them, or going through all the patterns to export them one by one is pain. 💀
you have option in export window - split mixer tracks
@@feggyo yea I mean exporting the individual samples from a track. Like the kick and snare samples etc
@@CraddyMusic yea export zipped package
@@iStefanRo Oh Yea I forgot about that, thanks! Always used that for collabs
Decap showed that trick on one of his videos 2:00
0:31 Knowig, it seems that they've done this video with little hurries, I understand it :)
Yay happy😊
Can you please tell us how to use a single reverb as a send reverb????
i love you
max i think its the time to make a sound design course , who agree with me ?
wish i knew it before... amazing
Hmm, I'm just enjoying teaching myself. The best way is discovery
When i add a new pattern to make a piano sound to my song does the bass and everything Else being piano too... how can I fix this😔
Comment for CZcams algorithm
Love how every mistake we make, you sell us a course
But actually I like what u say mate, I'll take your tips
Show me more stuff!
Biggest mistake is that everyone thinks that they can be a producer when they have the gears and softwares. Some people are just not born for this. Find your own talent and go for it .
Ich Feier deine videos, hat mir schon so vielen Situationen geholfen
Hast du einen discord Server ?
You can use a limiter on the master, there's no rules to mixing, just turn down the attack and release in the envelope settings of the limiter. If you leave it at default it will obviously squash the whole signal.
Useful tip: keep your autosave on it'll save your project minutes after minutes so you won't have to break a bone when your fl studio crashes....thank me later;)