I said the same thing about this that this software is good for making reference tracks for artists or yourself as an artist. This software is good for like a guide to create a sound/melody for a song that’s what I can see and also you can make money as a songwriter (if you write your own material not using ChatGPT)

Thanks

Or you can just soft clip it lol

Nice

Works more like multi band compressor What the difference now?

Those are not drums. lol

Tbh I prefer the waves real time than Autotune 😊

biggest audio challenge for me, is synth leads coming in too hot and how to get them so they come in more naturally

Good video but why you did not take out the breathing? You showed it worked well earlier

Great video, atleast your explaining how some of these plugin works the right was not just running through it ✌🏽

but where do i get MIXING references? i just have access to finished MASTERED songs

how you seperated the stems from the single track?

Nice video. Can you teach us especially presenters and voiceover artist best waves plugins for podcats, voiceovers and jingles

Udio has inPainting now it’s like editable words lyrics on same beat

How to take out the vocals in ableton? What plug-in? Or ?

IMHO you're using this not the way it was intended. I feel like you didn't really tweak the smart curve at all to make sense. For example - if you'd have activated the adaptive on the guitar lead and chords example, cut the low smart processing and put them on one depth layer, it would probably have sounded way better the way I know that EQ. Then you have a starting point from where you shouldn't just go like "it's done" but do your compressing, maybe some more manual EQ on top, achieving a similar result quite quickly.

sadly the most Important parameters can't be midi controlled via a controller (i.e. the smart slopes width adaptive etc.) I wrote them an email but not actually sure they will address that stuff.

May I know why you are using God Particle plugin on the master?

Udio sounds SOOO much better. Suno music has a metalic sound to the instruments and vocals. Ruins it for me. Udio I can hardly tell the difference between a real person and AI. That's how it should be

I bought both smart: eq and smart: reverb and I stopped using both! The smart: reverb is a dud! A machine can't replace your ears as far as reverbs go. IMHO, reverb needs the human touch as that's a creative call. As for the smart: eq, I found that the plugin was making my guitars sound bad! It also messed with my piano tracks in a negative way. So I just sh*tcanned them both! No one needs smart reverbs or eq's! Those should be left up to your imagination!

Giasou patrioti !

In my opinion better results could be possible with smarteq4, it's not set-up to its full potential yet. For example, for every instance, a source profile should be chosen (next to the learn function). On 'universal' the suggestions try to flatten the equalised output. That is exactly what happened, the results soundend more flat. Another good practice when the group function is used, the 'dynamic' parameter should be engaged for better results. For vocals the dynamic parameter can do a fantasting job (like you would expect from a dynamic eq), taming resonances. Cheers from a fellow producer, keep rocking!

I tried it for a month, at first I didn’t like it but after some time with it I found that it isn’t a bad plugin at all. It is very useful for doing fast mixes for live recordings. You can get a decent sound to give to the band for listening their gig back without having to put a lot of time into it. I didn’t buy it but it isn’t a bad tool.

Sounded better with smart eq on.

in my opinion the smart-eq wasn't very smart at all .. most settings made no sense. no one would ever eq like that ;)

Your voice is phasing, maybe you should re-upload

Solid video! Thanks for the gems man!

Abbey Road Plates .....I love it !I use also Silk Vocal &Waves Harmony ..sometimes Vocal Bender !

Im not sponsorizzing them but I dont remeber the name

Still when im uploading thru distrokid you can feel like some samples like kick and the melody are louder and the whole song quality is just pure shit...

I got three beyer dynamic, sold them all, I would say that audio technica m50 sounds better. Hd600 is the way to go for producing to master

When you work completely ITB, do you need an interface when you create music with a headphone?

My DT700 pro x arriving next week, hopefully I did not make a mistake

@AudioWavesAcademy Does the connector fit standard laptop audio ports? I'm paranoid about accidentally ordering something with 6.35mm. Also, in researching, some people are mentioning some kind of additional amplification for headphones. Is that necessary with these?

The sidechain is for what the compressors are listening for

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hey bro can you tell me how replace one shot sample in logic pro that i directly drag in timeline and arranged, like i make a beat in timeline but i want to change all the snares in one, like cubase please response back bro

Great review "AWA", subbed! 👍 I've used DT 770 32ohms in all the mixes of the tracks I've uploaded on my channel. The best headphones for mixing I've ever used!

which one is better 990 or 770. and should i buy 250 or 80 ohms.

Can I mix song using M50x headphone accurately

Can you switch between cameras a little more often? This will make your video look much more professional and attract the viewer's attention to the topic at hand. I would suggest try cutting the video every other frame for starters.

Thank you sir , But i have a question. Actually i dont need an audio interface , I am more into travel so can i go with DT 770 pro 80 Ohm version ? Do i need audio interface for 80 ohm for music production & mixing mastering ?? or can i simply plugin those heaphones in my laptop directly.

I have the 250 ohms . Do you suggest I get a headphone amplifier or run it through an audio interface ?

Should I get a headphone amp ? If so , which one ?

They are the 770 Pro BeyerDynamics if anyone is wondering

Very informative and concise. I have spent several days researching which set of head phones will work best for my music production and recording needs. I was originally recommended the Audio Technica ATH M50x but the more I looked into them the less sure I was until one of the reviews recommended the DT770s. As an amateur composer and keyboard/synthesizer player I want headphones that are capable of accurately depicting a full spectrum of sound from electronic/synth sounds to acoustic/orchestral sounds. Durability and comfort is also very important. My only dislike is that the DT770s don't have a detachable cable. I am really hoping they update their design to include a detachable cable.

These are really good for the price but to say they are the only headphones you need is a straight up lie, the treble will be wildly inaccurate when mixed due to the dips and massive peaks. The Sennheiser hd600 is by far the best headphone to mix with without spending way more money due to the natural treble mids and bass, although slightly lacking in the sub-bass. Best bet would be to have 2 different headphones so that you can cover the spectrum

Great review, thx for sharing with us. I would like to buy Beyer closedback headphones for vocal booth. Would you recommend 250 ohms for recording vocals, or would 80 be better? Considering the extension of high frequencies in the former (known for sibilance). I'm interested in your opinion on this topic, if you use them for tracking and recording vocals, especially for longer sessions. Btw, I use DT 880, 250 ohms for mix and master control. Thx in advance, cheers!

not really the only ones you need. You should pair them with 990s for critical listening

Absolutely. I use dt 990 pro for gaming and video. Fantastic design and sound all round.