Please do a tutorial on using percussions 😃

I've been producing (somewhat inconsistently) for 7 years, and I still got useful information from each one of these tips. Thank ya!

Another tip for people who are not necessarily beginners but want to take their mixes to the next level: If you ever want to boost a frequency on a sound with loud transients without causing crazy peaking, don't use a normal eq. This would cause a loud transient boost....Instead, try setting up a multiband compressor, select the frequency range you want to boost (Ex: 700hz-12khz), set the attack as fast as it can go, set the release somewhere between the medium/fast to medium setting, set the ratio to like 4:1 (or higher if you want), set the threshold to right above the volume the sound is currently hitting (But don't set it low enough for the compressor to do anything). Then, put an eq *before* the multiband compressor in your chain and then boost the eq into the multi band compressor to taste. This will change the tone of the range you want to boost without causing annoying peaks. On the other hand though, sometimes you want to create transient peaks (ex: on some drums like kicks and snares, percussion, etc). It's almost a cheat code. It's the same reason some people have a multi band compressor on the master while mixing.....To boost frequencies whilst maintaining the dynamic balance of the mix.

I would love a tutorial on just vocals alone. Like taking it from 100% dry to the different types, whether it's fat and wide or wet and distant. I feel like I do OK with some of these things but vocals absolutely destroy me.

9:09 ngl that's actually fire

youre my hero!!

Big man sharing his knowledge! Take note lads!!

Geat video Ellis: ) Keep on with these types of videos. Really helpful!

Thank you Ellis! This is really informative and helpful.

Most helpful video about a production I've watch. Thanks, Ellis. You're the best!

thanks for this man🙏

Wow, what an underappreciated video. So much gold in here. Even time and effort put into examples of bad mixes.Thank you so much Ellis for making this and sharing things you've probably learnt over a very long time.

Dude this is top quality advice. Please keep doing these! They’re more helpful than you may realize. I often get lost as a beginner and need guidance like this to get back on track. All the best brother!

So valuable! Thanks! 🙏

Really good points! Would love to hear what's your approach/mindset while making main groove of the track. It's always so thought out. Keep it up! Been loving these videos lately!

Great video, thank you!

dope Ellis! this is brilliant 👏

The side chain part is very helpful thanks 🙏

This kind of videos are extremely helpful Ellis, would be awesome if this can be a series :P

I think its so freaking awesome, intelligent and wise to share your knowledge to everyone. You are a very good guy and you deserve much love 🕉️☮️☯️

Been doing this for years and still think this is great information

Although music production is nothing totally new for me there still were many great tips. This video inspired me to try out making some things I currently do differently. And it was a good reminder to keep it simple. I share the opinion that you should rather focus on making less elements sound great than putting many elements in that sound ok. :D

Thank You Buddy 🌟

Amazing!!

Amazing! Please do a tutorial on bass arrangement

thanks ellis

This video is 2 weeks old with no dislikes..... That's amazing!!

I notice that you don't use much processing a lot of the time, and like you said it's mostly to do with sound selection, but could you do a video on mixing and stereo placement?

Thanks bruz

Hey ellis , can u make a song writing tutorial from scratch or maybe livestream that will be sick , i would definitely watch it.

Ellis please do a video on how you mix. Just some insights please 🙏🙏

Thanks! Really helps! Would be awesome to know how you deal with gainstaging. What do you think about -18 levels and mixing with the help of VU meters? Actually, how to find the perfect balance between the stems? Cuz our ears canbe deceptive sometimes especially if you're new into music production.

Man you are a f* genius! Wish I could make drops like you :(

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pleasee make a master class about your 365 remixx

lol the final

감사합니당(_ _)

video on how you made unfold? :)

Bro release the instrumental of your remix you did for notd! PLS

how do you do your hair

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Hey Ellis I had a question. While working with a vocalist, do they send you the topline in mono? Also, do you keep the whole topline in mono or you and "Side vocals" in parts? or you have a mono signal and side signal as well for the topline throughout the song

Thanks for the video, it was really helpful and informative! I wanna talk about a thing you said at 15:03 about doubleing the signal and panning it right/left. If you have the exact same waveforms and you put them left/right, it actually doesn't work, does it? You have to put one signal slightly behind the other If you wanna make it work. Or am I missing something?

For the next episode, hoW are yoU making percussion? I just have no idea is this magic or something else?

5:53 i see what you did there

so you did this every year

Could you tell me what software you use? I heard that fl studio is pretty popular.

You're a robot bro😂 I have proof

most of the beginner producers use reverb even though it's not needed

damn that beard looking thicc

Nice Ellis ☞￣ᴥ￣☞

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The guy who disliked smells

Oh yeah no problem guys

I’m Ellis though

Hi Ellis your cute!

Ellis please do a video on how you mix. Just some insights please 🙏🙏

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Ellis please do a video on how you mix. Just some insights please 🙏🙏

Ellis please do a video on how you mix. Just some insights please 🙏🙏

Ellis please do a video on how you mix. Just some insights please 🙏🙏

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