Dan has no doubt done an amazing job producing and arranging this but I agree the final mix doesn't sound very good when I compare it to the bands you mentioned.

You literally just mentioned all of my current favourite producers. But sadly only one of them, Nick has a KZfaq channel where he uploads stuff of that kind. Would recommend everyone to check him out

He’s a great teacher! Most producers aren’t 🤓🤪

Exactly! And that’s one of the keys for great sounding mixes. In sleep bad when my mixes don’t sound like I want them to!

Anyone can explain anything, but presenting in such a passionate way, _that's_ how you teach the right way. He's got me excited to try some of these techniques

Yeah but we’re you able to replicate what was done in this video ? I’m not here be for the passion or enthusiasm I want to get shit done not fluff around

@@noompsieOG yeah you can if you want, he shows how he did everything. I did my own stuff because in the Kult people show how and why they do stuff, which is key to understand their their move. So you can copy paste settings is you want to, but you can also go deeper in their vision. Have fun \m/

Second this! I don’t know if it’s the word t-racks putting people off. But Ik multimedia’s doing top notch plugins!

Of the highest standard.. As a fan of UK metalcore act Bury Tomorrow, I disagree with that profusely. Genuinely believe his work on those albums are three of the worst produced and mastered I've ever heard in 28 years of actively listening to music.

I’ll hunt him down! 🤘

Hey, if you have nail the mix you can buy the Bless the fall session Tyler Smith did.

​@@mattelder4269I know, I've seen it before it's really cool, but it's a bit old I think. Today with "falling in reverse" and "i prevail" it sounds much different the guitars and the bat are much more modern, and I think it would be amazing to find a new more recent masterclass from Tyler.

@@minotrax8492 100% agree with wanting to really see a new I Prevail one. I watched the bless the fall one and I thought it would be this insane thing. Just basic stuff that anyone would do. His ear is just incredible, though. Same with Zakk Cervini, Tyler Smyth and Wzrd bld. Best in the game, imo. I doubt his approach would be that different but who knows. Let me know if you come across anything like that. Cheers!

@@mattelder4269 Yeah no problem, I think that between the years he had to learn some very interesting techniques and it's getting along well. For me Tyler has the best sound quality in modern metal, especially with the last I prevail album that came out for me it finished me off haha. I was able to get Tyler on instagram though but it's pretty rare and I know he still uses Helix native for his guitars but I think he does it in a different way.

I think he’s one of Nolly‘s idols. And yes, SikTh was one of the first Djent bands ever.

@@KohleAudioKult if Nolly thinks highly of him, what more do you need to know!? Hahaha

@Kohlekeller Studio indeed. Sikth, and meshuggah were some of the first. And they were absolutely incredible live. Just gotta convince Dan foord (the drummer) to come into the studios

I'm sure he co-wrote a theme tune for a kids TV show to.

Thanks! Do yourself a favor and check out the course. It’s packed with great information for producers and mixers.

Welcome! Male sure to check out the entire course!

Dan is fantastic! And so is the entire course

Enjoy! You might wanna think about getting the quarterly membership instead. 20 bucks more and it includes our whole world of courses and multitracks 😇

Welcome! Make sure to submit your future mixes for a review!

The whole theoretical part of this course is really unique and great for anyone who works with bands in the studio!

Welcome! 🤘🖤

Just get the course and it will answer all your questions 😜

Retains the original vocal and pans it to one side then pans a micro-delayed version to the opposite side. Panning is usually 70% to 100% and delayed side is around 10 to 40 milliseconds.

I completely agree with you brother! I believe he’s referring to studio production in terms of producing exceptional audio quality perhaps. Which in theory is different from song writing. In terms you are correct that song writing is very important. However he’s referring to a completely different process in the production stage. 🙌🏾

Generic is a very unambiguous term

He literally just told you that they did a shoot out

Cables are actually very important. Or so I’ve experienced

I’m writing and recording on my “mobile rig”, where everything in my whole setup is pretty budget based. Even using one guitar cable that came with one of my Ibanez’s…😂 not because I prefer it, but because life Happened and I’ve had to start over many times. Point being, if you have the know how, you can mix great music as long as you know what you’re doing and why. A good producer/engineer would be able to make a squire strat sound like a high end Jackson…but he can’t make a shitty guitarist play like a good one. It’s all in the hands, mostly. Not debating what anyone was saying, just expressing how gear really isn’t that important. A good producer could make a quality recording in any environment with almost any type of equipment.

Strike! 🤘❤️

Thanks! Check out the full course! This is just a snippet

Me too! 🥳

It's all explained in the course

I understand. You should still try though. You learn more from doing the stuff that's outside of your comfort zone musically.

It’s a never ending journey 🤘🤪. But that was one reason to start the Kult. To make it easier for everyone out there!

Automation.. top knotch producers automate a shit ton. Levels/dry+wet levels/ eq... everything.

Audeze headphones are fantastic and so much closer to mixing on speakers than any dynamic cans if you ask me. Check out the Manny Marroquin Audezes!

You talking about Crispy stuff right ?? No let that's crispy stuff stay in the pop ,

I think the mix is great , balanced with added weight , you don't wanna sound like everyone right

What do you mean?

​@@KohleAudioKult you didn't go over how to mix bass guitar

Just do the same thing he did to the kick drum

A half an hour snippet. What do you want from the guy? Hahah

Nope. I have never had full courses on the channel and I have always only shown longer segments. But instead of complaining I‘d recommend to enjoy thirty minutes of watching one of the best guys in the business mixing a song! I would have killed for this when I started out! 🤘🤣

@@KohleAudioKult you can’t even give 1000 people their vision back without catching flack. Thanks for the content.

@@bluerockstudios5812 #mrbeast Hahahah

@@KohleAudioKult yes you did .. that is so untrue! You use to show us how to make snare one shot and then give us the sample . You used to show us how to blend different amp sims to get a dirtier sound . You used to show us how to seperate frequencies in tracks ! Make a kick one shot and share it with everyone. You showed us a lot of things without referring us to going and buying a course video. AND I'M DEFINITELY TELLING THE TRUTH.. Theirs tons of things I learned here AND I FOLLOWED YOU FROM THE BEGINNING. But you will just let it slide and let other people try to make me look foolish but I know and YOU KNOW IM TELLING THE TRUTH. SHAME ON YOU FOR TOTALLY DISAGREEING WITH ME AND LETTING THESE PEOPLE GET ON ME LIKE THIS.. I HOPE OTHER PEOPLE READ THIS CAUSE THEY KNOW THE TRUTH ALSO.. I MAY BE SOMEWHAT WRONG BUT SO ARE YOU. SO ARE YOU.

maybe it's due to the fact that you're just in another place with your skillset? Not to sound judgemental or rude but ..there's good stuff to take away from this video, but I think if you watch this 10 min video with the intention of learning how to mix from point A to Z then ..you're sorta wrong :)

@@AhmetWinchester go watch MusicTechHelpGuy - I have to rewatch every one of his vids because he packs in so much teaching. This dude is just endorsing plugins and offering some inspiration - this is a waste of time (IMO)