Art of Mastering DEEP DIVE: Interview with Nicholas Di Lorenzo from Panorama Mixing & Mastering 

Been watching Nicholas's videos a good while, knowledgeable and funny too. A great and interesting interview as expected, thanks lads.

Great talk! Been following panorama for a while now but haven’t heard of your channel yet. New sub!

mixed during your childs birth on air pods....thats an epic story for both the engineer and the artist

Awesome interview - I learnt a lot!

This is just fantastic. I’m deep in the throes of finishing up a track that I’m attempting my first ‘real’ mix/master on, and I discovered/subbed both of your channels only a week ago in the endless search for transparent loudness. Both of you guys really stand out for the no BS, lack of ‘marketing’ feel and “let’s nerd out together and learn” vibe. It’s SO refreshing and appreciated, man. It can be lonely and overwhelming trying to learn all of this stuff on your own, especially when you’re in a place of doing it as a side passion with a curiosity about exploring it professionally. There’s this gnawing sense of not knowing what you don’t know, worrying that everything you’re doing is probably ‘wrong’, and having to push forward anyway. The hardcore nerdy deep dives you guys both do on your channels give off an infectious passion for your craft that gets me pumped about going further into the audio journey, even when I’m not yet able to fully grasp everything at the super granular level you go into. But more importantly both of your guys’ willingness to rethink your approaches and be open about mistakes is so valuable, not just for the gained knowledge but for the reassurance that it’s a never-ending learning process. That alone just creates a great sense of community that should unite and encourage people at all levels to keep going. Thank you both!

I love that he can admit his mistakes. He, Nicolas, strives for a good job.

I have to watch this in parts. This morning I realized before I watch this again I need to take notes. I will have to start at the point of vocals and using Melodyne. This has to be save in watch again after I watch it in full. Thank you Vesper, Nicholas, and the team at Warp for making this possible.

At 27.00 when Nick is talking about how the presenter contextualises the information, making it clear that no one move is a fix all for all situations is exactly what you do Vesper. Always your words are chosen carefully and your information and knowledge is shared with great accuracy. Great video, thanks again.

Dope!!

Nice, Nicolas is great engineer ❤ I love his content and also the community is pretty good too 😊

Been watching his stuff a bunch lately

Thanks.

Listening to the thoughts on Melodyne is their a science to know how much to eliminate on vocals are any other instrument? Thank you very much.