HOW JAYCEN JOSHUA ADDS DEPTH AND MOVEMENT TO BEATS 

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@@mookiiieeee look like a bit of frustration there

@@mookiiieeee He gets sent well produced and good records because of who he is and what he does.

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This! Either someone is missing something, or my ears just cant make it out, but hear no difference what so ever with early refl turned all the way down?

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He's not using it for reverb, he's using it as a front to back panner (instead of left to right). Turn off the reverb, leave early reflection on but all the way down, leave direct signal at max, then use the yellow distance box to automate movement front to back. You should hear the audio move, if not, you've got something going on over there.

@@Hive5ive i understand the concept, but if the early reflections slider is turned down and you're just listening to the 'direct' signal, nothing has actually changed :) see where im going w this? the distance control only affects the early reflections and wet signal not the direct

@@AvivC1 Well I tried what he explained, and it worked for me. Maybe in theory nothing should happen, but it does. Mind you, it's slight, but that's the point, to give the audio just a little bit of movement, nothing drastic.

The slider is -24db, not off. If you press the red button (Direct) and turn it off, you'll hear a very small early reflection sound. This is very subtle trick

It does still work with early reflections switched all the way off. Early reflections are still repetitions of the direct signal which is not what this technique is about. The trick he is using here with the distance marker is toneshaping rather than any actual reverb, in the same way that a sound source would change its sonic characteristics depending on how far away it is from you/the mic. We can instinctively tell whether something is becoming closer or further away (even with the loudness staying the same and without any reflections - ie, in an open field) due to the frequency signature alone.

I was on a temporary setup I will fix next time

@@georgetmusic genius bro ! Keep the good work !

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Thats Dave Pensado, another well-known mixing engineer. He was/is JJs mentor.

Don’t be a rookie and use multitracks

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Ozone Master rebalance (drum setting), neutron transient shaper 25-35% mix and then trackspacer in MID MODE 15-25% just so vocals can fit in that pocket.

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@@Platzus LOL you take an L for giving exact settings. As if every 2 track and vocal is the same. They’re not

Yes I was on a temporary setup will fix nextime

@@georgetmusic not your vocals, all ok on that , but try to raise up the level on the actual material :) keep up the good work tho !