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@@daxhammabeats Appreciate your video's.... You have extreme Talent Dax💯👍🏾

Wow that’s so awesome to hear! I’m grateful you enjoy my content! Let me know what interests you the most from what I’ve released so I can further help with future videos.

@@daxhammabeats I sure will; Thank You Dax for your endearing response! ☺️

My pleasure! 🙏🏻

For sure! Glad you enjoyed it!

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Thank you!! Ah, like a replay the original sample and then showcase all that was done to it at the end? Just a recap? If so, yeah can definitely keep that in mind for the next one! I was kind of flying off the cuff with this one so the video was done before I even planned an outro lol.

@@daxhammabeats yes, or maybe just a replay of the original sample, and right after just playing the result, so not a big recap, more like ‘before and after’ 🤠🤠

@@johanmartinus2481noted! Great idea. Thank you! 🙏🏻

Glad it was helpful for you bro!!

Thanks for watching! Always appreciate your support bro!!

Thank you, I appreciate it! 🙏🏻

It sure can be! 😄😄😄

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Thank you! To be honest I don’t, I’m sure it would sound better. I should try and see if it makes a noticeable difference.

That’s awesome!! I keep that book right next to me at all times in the studio. Quick tips, efficient and easy to find, gives me some ideas for content. Def a gem!

Thank you! And yeah that’s C4 Crotona. Verse from our album dropping soon

I def agree that neutron, specifically sculptor makes things sound weird. I can’t say after using it have I found much Improvement in what I put it on, but for this example here, I do find if I look at what stabilizer is doing as reshaping the vocal as if it was tracked on a mic that gave this result (more tamed in the upper mids and less boxiness) I can then approach the vocal without trying to surgically remove everything because it just simply isn’t as prevalent. Broad/big moves from the start I agree, but just another tool in the shed for an extreme case. Cheers!

Likewise! Quick and easy reshaping to get things sounding better 👍🏻

Thank you bro!! Appreciate you!

Appreciate it bro! 🙏🏻

Didn’t know that! Will def check it out. Thanks for the insight!

​@@daxhammabeats Likewise sir, and thanks for the content! 🙏I've been in the market for such a "solution" myself, and still am. Since my focus is on sound design and producing my own music, "Pi" seems like the better choice for me, at least on paper. However I'm genuinely curious as to how they'd compare in terms of workflow, CPU usage, flexibility, etc 😄

My pleasure! Happy to be here helping where I can! Thank you for you comment and encouraging what I do! 🙏🏻

Absolutely bro!!

Good idea! Never considered that. Thank you 🙏🏻

I’m currently working on a video for Mastering The Mix “Fuser”. Which has a similar feature that may also be a competitor. And it’s cheaper.

I'd be happy to help where I'm able. What questions do you have?

I'll email you@@daxhammabeats

Wow! It's comments like this that keep me going. Praise God!

Thank you! Just responded to your email. Pray it blesses you.

Very true! Something I finally grasped and now used every mix!

Sure! It's the 5th edition. Pages 82-84. And just to clarify, I got my idea form this method. I don't do it exactly this way, but just took this approach and formulated something that works for me, but the idea of setting levels is similar.

@@daxhammabeats So this is so insightful, I thought that's what you meant, but I wasn't sure. I guess I worded my question wrong. But anyhow, now that I understand that it wasn't straight from the book, could I ask a petition? I'd really appreciate it if you could do a breakdown of picking levels, like you hinted at in part 2 of this series. Like you mentioned Kick and Snare, but what do you do for Vox, melodic and supporting instruments? I ask cause I really think the way your mixes sound is the 1st time I've heard someone explaining a version of this process and I actually thought "yeah, that makes sense". So I'd really like to hear the rest of your thought process on leveling, if that makes sense. By the way, I've been doing this for a minute, but I always look to improve and do things better. I appreciate you fam.

Absolutely! Vocals and melodic instruments are tricky cause they’re so dynamic. So the goal for me is to get vocals peaking initially around -10 to -6, and try to control dynamics and whatnot as much as possible. It’s never perfect though. For me, vocals in particular are more by ear. I like the turn the speakers all the way down until you can barely hear anything, and if you hear the vocals and the music, you’re probably in pocket approach. Instruments vary depending on how much rms energy is in them. The confusion is that I keep these melodic instruments at that -18. I only gain stage there cause I know it gives me a good balance with everything else. After adding compression, EQ, saturation, etc, that number may rise or fall. All depends on the instrument. Hope that helps!

@@daxhammabeats this is exactly what I was looking for! You're dropping nuggets here, thanks fam 👏👏

@@Hive5ive Glad it helped you! Just out here trying to share all I’ve learned and am still learning 😀

Thank you bro! Glad it helped you!

That may sound cool!

Thank you!!

Thank you for sharing!

Yeah, I had no idea where it was going lol

This sound aint for everyone, but thank you for sticking through it and leaving some positive feedback on it! 🙏🏻

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The Automatic Release Control varies the release based on current content. When Auto Release is On, the release time is adjusted automatically within the range set by the Release setting

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That was the goal! Thank you 😁

What the hell do you mean worse? Crows sound bass ass af.

@daxhammabeats I get that, and I want to make it clear that my "Well done" was sincere.

Thank you!

Appreciate the feedback! Much love to you. Be blessed!