One of the most underrated channels on KZfaq.

Holy shit this is golden content. I was pretty sure no one could add comedy value to producing.

I'm in tears, but at the same time I feel ever so educated. 10/10

you creep me out, make me laugh and make it feel productive all at the same time.

"Can you explain sidechain compression to me?" Clarence ducks as Derek has another outburst and releases his anger of his absent father on his nerdy brother

Looping the noise from the sample was genius

"Let's teach him a lesson by glueing all of his limbs together" You just got a new sub

If Bob Ross was a producer.... with a dark sense of humor 👍

"We want that crunch, we wanna hear his limbs shatter." k.

I thought Derek was an adult man for half of the video

Definitely take a private lesson from this dude- very straight forward and helps if you're trying to figure stuff out! 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

This guy's humor is on another level. You know you have mastered this program when you can make jokes about music production, and people actually get something out of it that they can understand, a real teacher right there.

Your channel also works as a "Ableton for people who have already used a DAW" tutorial. Thank you so much.

When you turn the threshold down that far, it's not "super compressed" or "super crunchy" anymore. The point of parallel compression is usually to get a VERY compressed signal, and then mix that in with the clean signal to preserve some dynamics. Try like 10+db gain reduction next time instead of 3db like in the video (which is light compression). Most of the sound difference you're getting from having the plugin enabled is probably from the "soft clip" button, rather than from the traditional "parallel compression" sound.

"Well, neither have I" I cracked up, and was also relieved that I am not the only one......

If all schools had teachers like you..the world would be a better place

You cured my cold, thanks

"we're just simply redirecting dereks agression at his absentee father towards his siblings." i love you

man i forget that compressor has a dry/wet knob on it damn

Finally youtube recommends me a DANK af channel

Clarence parents have a real bad marriage

Dammit, I know every feature in ableton and don't need your lessons, but I can't stop watching. It's so damn fun! "we're just redirecting Derek's aggression towards his siblings" - brilliant.

Only just discovered you, so glad i did, these videos are possibly the best I've ever watched. The comedy stands alone as genius and hilarious, the production tips are also brilliant.

"But for now she's away at work, so let's go ahead and glue Derek's limbs together" OMFG Im in tears

I heard those limbs break on that kick and instantly felt the warmth of a crackling autumn bonfire

You make production videos a good laugh while still being informative

Is that Elmer's Glue in the background strategically placed to symbolize the glue compressor or were you just attaching shit?

I do suck at producing, thank you for your warmth

ok that flute from sample actually blended up with the rest beautifully

That flute from the vinyl sound actually adds something nice to the song and is in tune

Love the series, keep it up man! Already hyped for the next one

This is the best tutorial channel by far. "You really wanna hear those limbs break."

I may be addicted to this approach to pedagogy. And what's most surprising is that the sound quality of my beats is drastically improving. Well played, sir.

I am glad that Clarence and Derek can get along well together, and that you can live with Derek's mom in peace

Shortcuts to all the "Wowzers" (you're welcome): 4:34 8:02

Well shit, you earned my sub.

That flute in the noise sample actually fit perfectly in the track imo!

I've been an FL guy since back in the days of Fruity Loops 3 but after watching a bunch of your videos I feel like I could actually comfortably use Ableton now. Well done sir! Uncle Joe would be ecstatic!

Mild compression, some dry signal, white noise, ducking, vinyl crackle. Got it!

i knew like all this stuff but you seriously made my day thank u i love ur videos

Looping the sample noise was dope. Thank you for that

Kept on having to remind myself I wasn't watching a tutorial by Owen Wilson

How am I only finding this in 2019....

this was great. i was a big fan of "You Suck at Photoshop" in college but have been messing with ableton lately and trying to find someone who actually presents a succinct video where they aren't whispering for an hour. thank you for this.

No joke, I felt more warmer inside after listening to this.

I already knew how to do this but I still watched the whole thing anyway

3:18 "Much worse, we want that crunch, we wanna hear his limbs shatter" are you God?

I always like coming home to my warm blanket and air filled with blue dream while watching your videos

Sir, your inhaling is single handedly boosting climate change.

Hey friend, stumbled upon your channel a few days ago. I've already watched like half of your videos! You deserve all the views you can get! For all of us, please keep doing what you're doing! (Only if you enjoy it.) :)

I like to pit children against each other to make up for my shortcomings. 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾 That was killer!

You’re videos are the best man, still the best value and holds up today

Although I don't use ableton, this video changed the way I think about processing samples.

:D :D :D glad I found your channel

I think I finally met my dad, thx bb

The text, just the text alone is worth the watch, damn man you're funny and smart!

Save up some money for outboard analog compressors, saturation, etc. and it will go a lot longer of a way and bring more actual warmth into your life than anything possible in the digital domain.

do you use that skin to depress me ?

Nice to see you getting your aggressions out through mixing

His analogies are so spot on I'm super impressed!!

Immediately liked and subbed at "neither have I"

you gotta raise the thrash-hold

Oh my goodness. I just randomly stumbled on this video. It was the funniest and most helpful video I've ever seen. Subscribed.

I found that Paul Horn record at an antique shop 10 years ago. I never thought I'd see anyone else mention it.

that intro made me laugh out loud. great video man!

I was laughing so hard at this. SUBSCRIBED. SOLD

Fabfilter Saturn on the master bus set to transformer saturation is a good thang as well.

You helped me look at my tracks with different eyes, like I'm looking at them with my heart's eyes.

lol these videos are so funny - don't ever stop making them. :)

ty dad

the perfect extended metaphor might make this one of the best tutorials on YT

i don't have time nor lack of self respect to just sit here and let matt demon tell me that i suck at producing, my ego is too big for this channel.

dude.... this was actually sick! keep doing what you do and il be following along! much love!

I wish there were more tutorials like this!

This man had my subscription after the first 10 words.

I was laughing too hard at those family issues, and what a way to allow me to remember your lesson better

Your videos are hilarious and very informative! Keep doing what you're doing!

1) are you realising that song!? 2) how have you only got 37k subs!?

Great tips & and a strange, dry sense of humor. Love this dude

the "side i" search really got me

Why would I want my drums to not sound cold and unforgiving? I am so confuse!!!!!!1!!

Great video

Your analogies really help understand everything ur a great teacher man!!!

I still go to your videos when I need a refresher in Ableton

This is the best tutorial I've ever seen. Subscriber as of today! Any recommendations for gluing items with other compressors? I don't have the glue on Ableton but I have the PSP Vintage Warmer for example. Any other recommended compressors out there?

This Has Inspired Me So Much. I'm Thinking About Doing Tuts Myself And If I Do I'll Use Names For The Tracks Too. LOL. Haha

you are the best music teacher ever. no contest.

My new go to channel for comfort videos

Not to take away from the rest of the video, but your intro fucking killed me lolol 😂

Can you please A/B things at the end? When you make small changes sequentially, it's hard to hear the difference at every step. Would make it much better to hear the difference between the start and end.

only at the intro and u are legendary

"much worse! we want that crunch, we wanna hear his limbs shatter and so let-- that's what we're using here.. mmhmm, very good"

Lol "we want to hear his limbs crunching"..."his mother's home, so we want him to appear normal, as if we didn't have a talk"

20 seconds in and i've subbed

"we want to hear his limbs shatter"

I forgot all about your vids glad u popped up on recommended!

203 dislike? What gives? Too advanced? Too mundane? Neither. Thanks to you, I no longer suck so bad at producing. And I've been laughing the whole time. Keep it up!

Why the utility gain to minus ± 6 dB while you have a make up gain of 13.2 ? why not use 7.2 dB make up gain from the start and ditch the utility? Otoh, very educational video ! thx.

That intro was hilarious!!

So happy I found this channel