If you think Logic's Plugin Manager it's good (and of course it is) you have to try out Plugsearch. I installed it two years ago and I never looked back. Even now I don't care about reorganizing the new plugins I install. Plugsearch makes it for me. I cannot recommend it enough. Will have to have a look to that Particle....looks nice. Hope you find it interesting. Greetings!!!!

I legitimately have watched probably around 30 videos on Eq and Compression on YT, and not one has explained placing the instruments in the mix the way this video did.

thanks for this video because i started using waves and are new to it

What system is he using?

uhm, great video, I think I'm gonna start mixing into God Particle. It sounds just too good

Logic's Plugin Organizing is a total mess! Should be easy drag and drop. they complicate it

How the hell did you know I was wondering for how to do this!!!!!!! It’s driving me nuts keeping track of my plugins … sometimes I even forget I have one and only remember later. This is EXACTLY what I was looking for!!! At last I can get my plugins properly organised. My only question is if the plug-in manufacturer will successfully update the plugin when those roll around? I’m assuming it hasn’t actually been moved and all that stuff will still work properly.

How did you get your daw's channels routed to the x32 inputs? My daw's channels keep getting routed to the buses

What name of the song

Thank you so much. In the gospel church, we always use session view...and even though I've played with arrangement view, I wasn't secure in my utilization of it...However, here I am at 4am studying your tutorial. Pastor Cliff Latham & Outpour Worship will thank you for this when we sing this Sunday.

Ok, but don't forget to invert the phase on the bottom snare. the bottom mic is usually 180º oposite compared to the top one and if you don't invert its phase, you end up mixing nearly the same signal 180º out of phase and you loose low body by phase cancelation.

Hi, what/which acoustic panels did you use? Which brand?

Can you make a video like this for vocals?

If the sound of the bass is great straight from the source. You don't need that extreme amount of EQ

After a million vids on compression, I finally understand compression and how to use it musically. Thank you, Lord, for the person who made this tutorial. Bless them tenfold!

This is the second excellent video I've watched tonight (two different channels) on EQ and Compression for piano...and it's soooo refreshing. It's restored my faith in KZfaq. i was beginning to think we were sinking into a mire of people going 'whassap guys' and ingratiating themselves as some sort of TV personality. We don't give a sh*t about that. THIS here is what we want. Intelligent, informative, gimmick-free and focussed with the least fuss.

Can someone help me understand which is best for live singing to downloaded cover music … if using Logic pro with for example Audient ID 14 mkll as I have bought for recording but also use this set up for live events or if I am better off to buy for example the voice processor Boss VE-22 that I am looking into right now… Do I need that too? Is that a better choice for live events no matter if it is on social media from home or singing on the street? Thanks for explain good pros and cons…🎉

Great demonstration! For those of us without Autoalign, I find the biggest bang for the buck is to manually align the overheads to snare top.

Very informative and clear, thank you 🙏

Hi @andrewlepard - thank you for the video. I also have some templates ready for set creation but was wondering when you connect the songs it appears that you eliminate the intros? is that correct or do you guys include the intros as well?

THE VIDEO IS THE BETTER VIDEO ABOUT MIX IN LIVE , I LOVE IT , I DONT SPEAK IN ENGLISH BUT YOUR WORK IS SO GOOD

downloaded files, downloaded as empty zip folders

Hey Andrew, is all you work with is Logic Pro X? I have Logic Pro X and seen so many tutorials bounce with DAWS and am looking for a channel/s that only deal with Logic Pro X as a DAW. Thanks.

X vox pro has zero latency and is the best plugin ive found so far for vocals. All in one plugin

what software were you using?

THANK YOU

I don't understand the output setting in this template. When I connect aux to my Mac and play it in service, all the audio, including click and guides are being played to front of house.

not node, resonance (or anti-node) would be a more appropriate term. Thx for the video.

I love the “YEAHH” when he dials it in 😅😊

Wouldn't it be easier just sticking a quarter on the speaker! 😂

this was very helpful

Can you also show the effects used and setups (reverb, etc..)? Thnx

Waves SSL Channel strip on EVERY guitar channel. Use high pass at 90-100 to pull out low end mud. (listen) Dial back the input level so you can turn up/get the right input signal ....... on your track in the DAW. Thanks, Andrew.

Thank you, Andrew! I've been using Playback for a year and I intend to migrate to Ableton, it's been hard cause it is totally different, but it will worth. I downloaded your template and I'm gonna try to use it next service.

In Australia, I typically recommend JAG headsets. At around $400 Australian bucks, you get a mic very close to a DPA

I'd disagree with your assertion that feedback is frquencies resonating too much. Feedback occurs, when the level of from the speakers /PA, into the mic, exceeds that of the level the original source.

On my band bus, I’ve been using f6/ProQ3 to take out 3-5db around 700hz, but only in the middle! Gives the vocal a perfect cushion to sit in the mix!

Thanks for explaining ❤

Hi Andrew, Just getting back into music production after a seven year break and always struggled with piano mastering. Your video has been extremely informative and I will definitely be using Attack and Release from now on. Can't thank you enough. Malcolm from Instrumentals Club.

Hey Andrew! Thanks for you video I really learned a lot! Can you please tell us which si the correct way to send later this chain to the FOH so they can mix it on their mixer with their own gain/volume?

💥 Can you help me with that, please ? Whenever I record digital pianos to upload to social media, like Instagram or KZfaq, the recording seems so thin, when compared to an acoustic piano. I notice that the problem is that there's a lack of a warm tone, long sustain, but mostly due to the lack of the ambient reflections. If you listen to a good piano recording from a professional studio, like Deutsche Gramophon, you'll hear that besides the piano sound, there's a whole layer of the atmosphere in the room, you can hear to the wood vibration, it's a thick, bold, warm sound. They get this by placing other ambient microphones far away in the room and mixing with the piano mics. The same thing happens on a live show: If you just record the instruments without putting extra other several microphones on the ambient, you'll get a plastic sound from the band, not a warm, complete sound. So, I see that placing other microphones are essential. But how to simulate those microphones on the recording of a digital piano ? I tried reverbs, but they don't add that layer of atmosphere. I thought about placing two real microphones on the studio, nearby the speakers, so they would capture kind of the real sound of the piano and the ambient, as on a real acoustic piano recording. Does it make sense ? Another problem I'm facing with the piano recording, is with mastering: My pianos sounds too thin, lose too much details, and often sound lower than most people's pianos, even when I maximize near -6dB. I listen to people who upload their piano sound, and they seem to be almost the double volume of mine. And when listening on Instagram on a smartphone, mine distort easily, even looking lower. Looks there's a problem with "loudness". I never knew how to master a solo piano sound for social media. Some people know to do It quite well, their pianos sound warm, very detailed, and loud. The contrast to mines. Can you discuss a little bit what I may be doing possibly wrong ? I use EQ, compression and reverb. Then I apply a maximizer, or Ozone mastering to finalize. In the studio, it sounds great, but when uploading, on the internet, it sounds thin, plastic, dry electronic sound. Not "acoustic wood". The pianos I use: The grandeur, and several other VSTi. Thanks for any help. 🎉❤

This is by far one of the best videos I've seen. Thanks for your explaination/demonstration. I definitely will be studying this.

I worked as audio engineer and dubbing and voice director for 11 years now, your video makes me think about how to make money by myself. Thanks.

Im just looking at getting into audio. I did a concert series at a restaurant over the summer a few years back and it was really fun. Trying to find some opportunities to do that full time. Would it help to get a CTS certificate? CTS-i?

I have been shooting videos and pictures for about 8 years now . The entire time I have never had enough courage to quit my 9-5 and go full time . I feel like it has taken away some of my passion for the art of Cinema based off always being in survival mode. I stay in California so cost of living has a hold of me. this video is absolutely inspiring

Let’s go bro! I wanna be like you someday!!

Awesome video man! Keep up the great work🙌

Sorry if it’s been asked before, would this approach work for a vst piano track such as a Keyscape Piano?

As a live sound engineer transitioning our church to DAW mixing for our online audience, thank you for putting out this and all the previous videos enlightening us on mixing live. This is super helpful, and I love how what you've done in 10mins sounds like. thanks a bunch bro 👊