4 Golden Rules to Mixing Hip Hop Vocals | Lu Diaz (Jay-Z, Beyoncé) 

Adithya Sathya it’s not secret, the term ‘secret’ is just marketing

instagram.com/justforvocals these guys give away hella gold too!

For real 🙏🏿

@@momoflows1923 It is still a secret (something unknown for some), until you find out what it is about, then you know...

@@SocietateaAscendenta lol u acc dont know what a secret is🤣

Factz

How does someone look like they’re doing music?

he's talking about the guy's style of dress lmfao, that he doesnt look like he listens to trap or hip hop haha

thats the point Pablo, hes saying the ones that look like the average joes are the ones that be mixing the hottest songs, lol it was a joke

lmao yea like pensado

Space Jack right??! EPIC vid

True, wish i could find the whole session

There are people who will persue mixing and engineering and clout chasers who think torrenting these VSTs and trying to copy+paste will get them a platinum. Gtfo :L

There are people like Bruce Lee, who learns multiple amount of martial art styles to create their own, and there are people who wants to be "unique" right away ;D

relatable my guy

Christian Mcmillan haha, when I read your comment, he was talking about the spine of the track! Talk about coincidence.

EDub spooky, must mean we need to work together 😂

Even i was thinking on the same lines, "Surgical strike" was the word that popped out.... Our "Frequency waves" is correlating on youtube comments section. ☺😅😆

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Basically making untalented people going famous..

Bastiani. Yep and Waves are founded at mid. 90's in Israel / Tel Aviv !!!

Facts 💯

What software he used

izotope for life!!

Are this plugins will work in fl studio !

ikr, the thing is this guy is an expert in the field and schools could never afford to pay a teacher of this level, I too have learned a lot more from youtube than school. Althought mine was only 2 years not 4.

Welcome to RU-vid University

lmao true, i don't understand most of what he's saying s it'd still be helpful to get more education would be nice lmao

Yea I know all about that shit LOL. He took all the boring binary nonsense away and just brought the point to the front and dropped off the bullshit. I wish 20 years ago I knew this man, I'd sign up for an 8 year just to finish my 4 year and just scoop up nuggets the next 4 LOL.

@@Kuso319 keep researching and come back later.

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@Michael Lapite ....your mind registers color and shape with sound.....you have to be able to focus on your subconscious....you NEVER hear sound without seeing it in your head....its impossible....its the reason why we squint to higher thinner sounds and widen our eyes to broad ones....

ProdByPvssword EXTREMELY WELL PUT KING

ProdByPvssword lol that’s when you’re on your first hard trip - seeing color/ colored shapes with sound

@Michael Laptite bruh, that is not the correct "their".

Everytime I watch one of these videos I found my own personal techniques are very similar except I can't carry out as efficiently considering I haven't had the same practice...it's crazy how much people who are really into sound have in common.

Same feeling bri

lmao

I think that the title says much

Just the fact that he does not look like a producer also added to my trust..

It’s probably the collar, not many people wear collars anymore 🤨😂🤙🏼😂

Realness 💯

My thoughts exactly.

I have double check this. And you are right!

No didn't lol. I just browsing .. now I get it

Tfff i was about to ask for the plugin list

ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-GvHImxp8j6M.html

he with the people. You can tell.

I agree with you......most of the videos focus on producing hiphop and not too much of other styles

That's because most people who are instructors at school no longer work in field (very few due) and most people that do hiphop don't teach in classes, they're too busy working in the field. best way to learn is to shadow an engineer at a recording studio

Diy Music Biz I literally just got one today now that you say that lol.

Word if learning how to mix is your thing. Call up a pro studio pay the studio Fee and sit with the engineer bro. You'll spend less doing it that way than going to school. People coming out of school have it very hard landing jobs as 90% of them have no real world experience tracking or mixing.. Don't be that student.. the degree means nada in this field

Diy Music Biz thanks a lot for that info.

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on Yosemite?

@@jmula1963 yeah prolly

Contos Reddit he speaks on that in the new Genius FTR interview

jmoney 0d lol...

DIB you mean multi band compression lol

@@44gg37 mmmm yeah I guess... Compression is compression for me whether I'm using one band or multiple ones so I don't get caught up in the jargon so much but yeah that's what I meant. I prefer using a c4 though.

yeah true it really is good

Im in sae rn!!! Mod 3

How is SAE

@@brandenicole7 I’m at the SAE right now (in Paris) and fully disagree with this comment. This tutorial is just a really quick coverage of just one module. The SAE will teach you about sound engineering in DEPTH. You will learn sound theory and the physics behind sound, you will learn Signal Flow and how to use consoles (there is an SSL 4000 like the one in the video in Paris’ campus), you’ll learn about electronics, learn how microphones work, learn how to properly use metrics etc. The thing with sound engineering schools is that they can’t teach the most important thing to get good at mixing, which is having a good ear and quickly spot the issues. Only practice can do that. To help you with that, the SAE has a lot of computers with Pro Tools, Ableton and Logic Pro in them so you can train on any Apple-compatible DAW. You also have access to studios with professionnal material. The school will finally provide you something that tutorials won’t : people. The SAE network is pretty huge (in France at least), and you’ll get the opportunity to meet some extremely experienced people. These people will sometimes be your teachers. I’ve never felt so professionnal and never understood sound engineering better than now, and I can tell you that my scholarship at SAE (wich started 2 months ago), played a role in that. Please remember that I’m talking about my personnal experience in PARIS. It may be different in other campuses, and this school is really made for people who want to become confirmed sound engineers. Not for people willing to have a good mix for their home made songs. Hope it helped, I would advise you to check by yourself before you do anything.

@@Serom very detailed been thinking about enrolling now that my work schedule will permit me to do so. Dont know if I want to pay 30k for it though lol

@@brandenicole7 You should try to visit, see how the mood is in the school, talk to students, see what material is available, etc. Try to visit ! It is pretty expensive so you have to be pretty wise.

they will come out better. his way is the way!

What matters is the end product, not how you get there. Its just a matter of preference.

@@norakat No, compressing before EQing will yield way different results than EQing before compressing. All the noise will be boosted if you don't get rid of it first.

Level > Pan > EQ > Compression.

Theres no rules, its all about what sound your going for

Look up the free Modern Angel plugin. its an absolute god send

Came to the comments just for this lol

Same 😂

HAHAH yep me three

“Twotitties”

i am still trying to understand what he said on that song. lol

I thought goats are goats....lol

Ave Mcree 305 legend

Craftmaster Productions for real!

Everybody is

I second that

How did it work out y'all?

hahahaha haha

Same thought.

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Hahaha

Hahahah this made my day, thank you

won't be cheap - he's a big league guy.