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Top Comments of this video!! :3
“Our ears are first class instruments to ignore things”....Haha real life!!
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I just recorded accoustic guitars this morning and you just described everything I did wrong.
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I understand why the first one is bad and it is, but there's something about it that I like
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Isn't it interesting that this video is uploaded on the one day I wake up with the motivation to record some acoustic
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One thing home producers may forget is that great bands ’mix themselves’ both in how they sound and play to get through and be in a sweet spot of the ’live mix’. A bass players tone solo for example may sound quite awful or not so ear pleasing, but cuts through and works just perfectly in conjunction with the band.
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Knowing when to move on is what makes someone a good producer.
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The thing though is that depending on the mood of the song and of the arrangement I might favor one or the other. Think about how Nigel Godrich used tons of compression on some of the tracks of OK Computer but it helps to convey a certain vibe. I think your demonstration is interesting because it teaches about the proxy effect and understanding the song you get form positioning a mic a certain way. But in the end if you know what you are doing there is no right or wrong. Bad or good can only be assess in the context of a mix.
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The flashlight comparison is just brilliant! I tend to favor warmer acoustics(thanks Wilco), but the best lesson I've learned recording them is to give the mics some space.
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I don't really record or mix music anymore, but somehow i stumbled onto this video, and somehow it's almost changed my life lol.
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Joe, more videos like this with different instruments would be awesome. This helped me a great deal. Thanks
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This is the closest I've come in 20 years to finally understanding why my acoustics always sound scratchy, harsh and boomy all at the same time. I think I've always mic'd as close as possible in order to try and eliminate as much hiss and room as possible. My rooms have never been treated well due to budget, so I'm constantly trying to cheat my way around it. Now, my NY resolution is: move further away... and finish those acoustic panels...
Thanks so much for all this incredible content man, you've no idea how helpful it is.
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This is the most useful home recording video I've watched in a long time. Joe- this is a huge help, I've been struggling to figure out what I've been doing wrong and this absolutely nails it down 100%. It's so obvious the way you explain it- awesome content!
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Lol 😂 My head hurts when the mic is out of phase! It's like it builds pressure in your head! Great job brother!
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Didn't know I needed this!!
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What an AWESOME video. Crystal clear explanation from someone that loves what he does. Thanks so much Joe! You've got a new follower here.
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"Do you have a bump?" haha!😂
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Definitely can hear your point. We need more content like this. A/Bs are really helpful. Thank you
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Thanks a lot for the experience sharing, perfect!
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@petermazur2520
3 years ago
This is exactly the way how you should teach sound engineering. Examples, explain what is bad, how to fix it in recording or even mixing phase. Wish there are more videos like this.
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