Grammy Award Winning Producer / Engineer, Noah "40" Shebib - Pensado's Place  

or even a Twitch stream

I wish,He got so much to give.

@@supadave422 Nah, Twitch delegitamizes professionals IMO

@@marshallholland3070 No it doesn't that's all in your mind

@@supadave422 hahahahah exactly what i was gonna reply, literally doesnt make sense, if not Twitch and knowledge sharing just shows off thier knowledge and insane talent

When pusha T disses you, he lowkey sending you good vibes under the table

🙏🏾🙏🏾❤️👏🏾

Make sure to take alot of Vitamin d and exercise daily

@@krakapoww thank you🙏🏾

Woww I also have MS didn't know this about 40.

I have no words for you guys. I cant describe. Just love! Thank you for this and all the great stuff!!! Please, never stop!! And Shebib is on my Top 3 Pensados Place! He`s so humble, simple, and honest with the knowledge. THANK YOU!!!!

@@ahki880 🙈

Facts hahahah

Best Producer of all time

The 48 laws of power: Law 1, never outshine the master.

@@SS-wd5sg ???

@@lasseyoyo5653 search it up

@@SS-wd5sg that seems stupid though, that means that with each generation, the student gets worse.

@@Thestoicrevolution-v5o it doesn’t mean in talent, it means in actions. Drake and lil Wayne are the best example. Drake doesn’t say “I’m better than lil Wayne” he says lil Wayne is the best artist ever and will be one of the biggest artists. Despite him being the biggest artist ever.

Exactly this!!!!!!

that studio is his baby

His songs are his babies

The studio is the mother of the baby which are the beats

dope!

💯💯💯need a T like this 👍

Fire

Wdym? Does he use audacity?

Facts and some DAWS do things better than others. I strictly do everything in pro tools but that’s not how I started(FL, MASCHINE,MASCHINE+ PRO TOOLS, STRICTLY PRO TOOLS). An Engineer that I work on stuff with does majority of mix/ master in pro tools, then runs it through an ssl and does the final process on Logic Pro

@@bhaveshtochabbra6853 naw he was talking about gadget using nuendo..most people dont think nuendo 11 pro is amazing anymore for some reason or they think nuendo was discontinued for some strange reason but its top of the top

@@ILaxative Nuendo is dumb overkill to make a hip hop record on. Mixing on it yes but if you're a beat maker Nuendo may get in the way more then anything. Same story with Seqoiu and even Pro Tools to some extent. Reason being is because the way it handles midi and sequencing just is more laborious then something like FL or Ableton

@@Byronic19134 crazy because I made two beats, one for nba youngboy and one for Lil baby on the spot in the front of them using Nuendo lol. The MIDI in nuendo is the grandfather for a reason. Especially for orchestral stuff. I play my drums and keys in and manipulate MIDI slightly afterwards. I’m not heavy handed on drawing MIDI for a whole hour. Hi hats and snare rolls are done on my mpcx or groove agent. I also own ableton and all other daws. FL is too slow for me as it’s too much clicking. I still have it and update it but haven’t made a beat in it since FL3 lol. Blessings king.

instagram.com/tv/B__LdFFHmvj/?igshid=1ps1xvtf4mkil if you skip ahead in this instagram video 40 does pretty much a full studio tour.

Around the 57 mintue mark *

àmen

Rite ....lol. The other guys were straight, jaws on the ground , in aww of 40🤣.....Just like I was🤷‍♂️🤣✌️

ive been trying to find it. what is it? cant find anything under connect unity

@@rlcohen2 the software is called "unity connect". here's an overview ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-Yt3w_eafvHo.html

Hang in there brother! You’ll be fine ❤️

I had this problem about a month ago too. Just avoid bright screens for like a month and you should be fine from then onwards

ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-6cDm4mAaExY.html advice good

Yes we do 💯💯💯

Agree totally, big up!

He’s answered this before.. he basically says he makes something.. fucks shit up.. fucks it up more until he gets something so fucked up that he couldn’t even reverse engineer all the fucking up he did. He also uses samples, and plays the piano to the metronome to set the mood or vibe

I know. All these interviews are hella vague.

@@JerseyJacob I think people are more so asking about what plug ins, scales, or specific sounds he likes to use but at the end of the day I’m pretty sure he keeps his process open and spontaneous, and people aren’t gonna get the super specific answer they’re looking for.

​@@dathunderman4 What I think people want more of is practical advice rather than conceptual interviews where they just talk about general music topics. It feels It's my gripe with most audio engineer content. Some of the best content I've seen has been stuff I found on accident like Nick Mira making beats for 8 hours or content where practical tricks are shared. For example, Glitch Mob was talking about the default Ableton compressor and how if you really crush a sound with the threshold really low, and if iirc, you make the release really fast and play around with the attack, you can start getting some really cool altering of the sound that isn't the "intended" use for a compressor. It's those kinds of things people want. Both getting better at using their basic tools (Which, to be honest, comes from just making a lot of things with your default tools) but also learning little techniques that you can add to your bag of tools. Also, the more mathematical stuff (dealing with the shit like logarithmic curves and the relative nature of "loudness." There should be more content like that created by people who actually understand their craft. All people want is to see the engineer at work and hearing their thought process while actually in their DAW, not just their history or vague ideas about music. Especially on a show with incredible guys on like this one.

Absolutely same thoughts

Agree

I saw a reggae record mixed live in person one time and it completely changed my view on mixing.

i don't suppose you know what headphones he uses !? Just heard Noah say that Gadjet mixes completely in the box with headphones. Also, is there any place online where we can find mroe information about Gadjet ?

@@anyes8623 how so?

@@jimjoe4309 it was like mixing before that seemed like a strictly a very technical thing you know. And it still is, but what it introduced me to before I even understood what it was, was the importance of the aesthetic / feeling of a mix. the engineer was jumping up and down creating automaton drops on the fly. Shit was lit lol