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How to get WIDER MIXES! | Noize London 

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@NoizeLondon
@NoizeLondon 5 лет назад
You can also make the bass mono in Ableton with the Utility plugin, not only with a Side cut on an EQ!
@chrissheffield8280
@chrissheffield8280 5 лет назад
Will do
@javilaroid
@javilaroid 2 года назад
literally you are the funniest producer/youtuber out there man, so much entertainment and learning at the same time
@NoizeLondon
@NoizeLondon 2 года назад
🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
@samikaze79
@samikaze79 5 лет назад
I feel like all the collective pieces of production tips I've learned are coming together whilst watching your videos. Keep it high impact man.
@NoizeLondon
@NoizeLondon 5 лет назад
Keeping it as high as possible!! haha thanks bud.
@moonryder203
@moonryder203 3 года назад
Thank you! This video explained it very well.
@cheapgrooves5467
@cheapgrooves5467 Год назад
Clear explanation! :) thank you
@boughtinerror
@boughtinerror 3 года назад
Best thing I found is getting a small analogue mixer and mix your drums and sounds on there. I combine a small epm8 mixer with an ssl2 interface.
@emiel333
@emiel333 5 лет назад
Very good explanation about making tracks wider. Side note: the female vocal sounds amazing!
@NoizeLondon
@NoizeLondon 5 лет назад
Thanks buddy !!
@paolodesantis1231
@paolodesantis1231 5 лет назад
Really awesome videos! Do not stop!!
@NoizeLondon
@NoizeLondon 5 лет назад
Thanks so much dude!!
@HenkButters
@HenkButters 5 лет назад
Just discovered your channel, great work! One more tip for widening: auto panning can really give you great results, often working wonders on hats and especially arpeggios.
@NoizeLondon
@NoizeLondon 5 лет назад
Hi Anthony - great tip!! I also love doing this with shakers and tambourines to help the mix move a little in the background. Thank you for taking the time to share with everyone - knowledge is power :)
@NoizeLondon
@NoizeLondon 5 лет назад
and thanks for your support! :)
@raazmusic
@raazmusic 5 лет назад
Second video of your's that I'm watching. Really nicely prepared and I really enjoy listening to you :) The main thing you could mention is that the stereo (wide feeling of sound) is about differences between left and right channel - it's the easiest way to understand why wider sounds are softer etc. You have to hear almost the same sound of a kick in both stereo channels to feel the punch in the middle of your head - making it wider would make difference between left and right, so it would get a bit moody like in the middle of the forest or behind the wall...
@NoizeLondon
@NoizeLondon 5 лет назад
Hi Razr, thanks so much for your detailed input - appreciate you taking the time to do that. Let’s keep sharing knowledge as much as we can!!
@patgreen9354
@patgreen9354 5 лет назад
I always think analogies really explain what you mean. And you do a good job. Good channel and good luck.
@NoizeLondon
@NoizeLondon 5 лет назад
Thank you for your kind words Pat. :)
@eferg16
@eferg16 5 лет назад
I've been on the fence about subscribing to yet another music production tutorial channel but YOU ARE just SO GOOD! It's not only your content but the way you explain that makes you stand out (dope diagrams btw). Subbed and belled. Thank you
@NoizeLondon
@NoizeLondon 5 лет назад
Thanks buddy - really appreciate the kind words and hope to bring you content that meets your standards :)
@dominickisidore5180
@dominickisidore5180 2 года назад
THANK YOU for the explanation and diagram! Maybe you can start a school? We'd gladly pay!
@pinerecords8372
@pinerecords8372 3 года назад
Subscribed for making life a little easier. Good vibes all the way from India 🇮🇳. Peace ✌️.
@ramilsv69
@ramilsv69 2 года назад
great video, thank you !
@paulluckey6997
@paulluckey6997 3 года назад
Really helpful, thankyou.
@coolneighbour2936
@coolneighbour2936 5 лет назад
thanks for the great content, love your style and delivery of education, plus you seem like a real gentlemen, passionate dude, Thank bro
@NoizeLondon
@NoizeLondon 5 лет назад
You’re welcome buddy - thanks for the kind words and looking forward to bringing you lots of dope content
@Echoplex_sounds
@Echoplex_sounds 5 лет назад
Congrats on 1k subs! The channel is growing so fast. Keep it up! Videos are awesome! :)
@NoizeLondon
@NoizeLondon 5 лет назад
Thanks so much bud! Will keep pushing as hard as I can :)
@prismaticsignal5607
@prismaticsignal5607 3 года назад
Great advice!
@robotmonster5293
@robotmonster5293 5 лет назад
This was very helpful. Thanks man! Keep it up!
@NoizeLondon
@NoizeLondon 5 лет назад
Thanks for watching !!
@pfkmsandiego
@pfkmsandiego 3 года назад
great vid. thanks for sharing
3 года назад
Very well explained!
@mironjacovbinder484
@mironjacovbinder484 3 года назад
Perfect video. Could you reveal whos singing at 7:00 ? Thank you for the wisdom!
@7sute441
@7sute441 5 лет назад
Legendary tips
@NoizeLondon
@NoizeLondon 5 лет назад
Thank you!! :)
@BrIanDMG
@BrIanDMG 5 лет назад
I personally recommend to everyone Wider, a free vst audio effect from Polyverse (Infected Mushroom crafted, they're amazing producers imho) i think it works way better than ableton utility, wide-spacing wise, no gain and no mono bass but more handy. I have also a very noob question...am I the only one that instantly decrease volumes when widening sounds? Feeling like they got so much more perceived loudness and I am curious because might be just personal taste or maybe something wrong in my studio acoustic treatment
@NoizeLondon
@NoizeLondon 5 лет назад
Thank you so much for sharing ! Will definitely check them. Funny you say that, I have this issue with one plug-in in particular which is the TAL-Chorus. Try the same thing with headphones on and then you’ll be able to tell whether it’s your room acoustics or just the effect :)
@maquettemusic1623
@maquettemusic1623 5 лет назад
Can you do a longer video on mixing/mastering? Also on parallel EQ and Comp? Thanks for what youre doing!
@NoizeLondon
@NoizeLondon 5 лет назад
I’m trying to keep them short and sweet bud! I will cover different topics but not in a longer format unfortunately... just gets boring otherwise !!
@NoizeLondon
@NoizeLondon 5 лет назад
P.s. watch this space tho because in 6-12 months I will film some more serious tutorials and launch through my website ;)
@PrebenFrenning
@PrebenFrenning 5 лет назад
@@NoizeLondon Yes, please keep them short! I feel that videos of more than 12-15 minutes needs to look really interesting for me to dedicate my time to them. While the ones I have seen so far from you have rather taught me a lot of stuff with minimal effort. 8-9 minutes is perfect :) (Then again, I'll probably also watch your longer ones eventually if you make some and keep the quality/usefulness at the same level.
@jacobboarman6418
@jacobboarman6418 4 года назад
thank you sir
@CarolineMcGregorMusic
@CarolineMcGregorMusic 4 года назад
Love this video! As a fellow audiophile, I agree with all the concepts that you spoke of in your video 🤓
@jens_gruenhagen
@jens_gruenhagen 5 лет назад
Love the channel, love the attitude. keep it up!
@NoizeLondon
@NoizeLondon 5 лет назад
Thanks so much Jens!! :)
@diaquz
@diaquz 5 лет назад
you explain so gooD!
@NoizeLondon
@NoizeLondon 5 лет назад
Thanks bro!
@beatsbybastian7581
@beatsbybastian7581 2 года назад
Hey dude, in the end you recomend panning. To what degree would You recommend? 10-15? Or more?
@NoizeLondon
@NoizeLondon 2 года назад
Experiment :) depends on the source material
@micronesia3797
@micronesia3797 5 лет назад
Once you learn how to identify sounds out of phase, you'll want to mono almost everything. I tend to fill out the sides with luscious reverbs, delays, ambient sounds and transition effects.
@NoizeLondon
@NoizeLondon 5 лет назад
Great technique thanks for sharing :)
@guilhermelimasatolep
@guilhermelimasatolep 5 лет назад
watching your videos. great tips! thanks :))
@NoizeLondon
@NoizeLondon 5 лет назад
Thanks so much buddy - appreciate the support!
@miguelcarvalho8731
@miguelcarvalho8731 5 лет назад
6:23 Oliverse - Get 2 Me
@Kalophain14
@Kalophain14 5 лет назад
Legendary
@NoizeLondon
@NoizeLondon 5 лет назад
thanks bro!!
@dj0shtur
@dj0shtur 5 лет назад
great videos, mate!
@NoizeLondon
@NoizeLondon 5 лет назад
Thanks buddy!
@tigghi8403
@tigghi8403 2 года назад
Wow, never used the microshift yet, it sounds amazing! What’s the name of the sample in that example? I’ve recognized it from a track i love
@yveslaurentmusic
@yveslaurentmusic 2 года назад
It's from splice and it's used in an Overmono track :)
@midighostbeatz7945
@midighostbeatz7945 2 года назад
+1 sub.. Respect!
@snoozyloco609
@snoozyloco609 5 лет назад
In a style like drum n bass where you could have a lot basses with a bit of dimension expander could you eq the sides down on the master channel early on in the chain?? So the kicks and basses go mono without longing it out?
@NoizeLondon
@NoizeLondon 5 лет назад
Yep absolutely but having control over individual elements is helpful from the get go. Try and control things from the root rather than later on. You might find a side cut at 200hz on one bass sound good compared to another at 350hz. Ultimately it’s about having more control.
@guzzo5819
@guzzo5819 5 лет назад
I was looking at your Genelec monitors and wondering, don't you think they lack some bass? I've had the opportunity to work with a pair of 8050Bs and every time I checked my mixes there I couldn't hear almost any punch in 808s, kicks, specially on the 250 to 400 Hz range, Which leads me to the question, how can you get used to a certain pair of speakers, any tips? Props for your work, greetings from Portugal!
@NoizeLondon
@NoizeLondon 5 лет назад
These are very small so they don't go very far down in hz (can't remember what number exactly) but when set up properly in a good sounding room they are amazing. I have the 8020b in case you are wondering. Would you like me to do a video on setting up your speakers correctly?
@guzzo5819
@guzzo5819 5 лет назад
​@@NoizeLondon Please! That would be awesome! We have so much information about that topic at our disposal in the internet that everything becomes so hard to process...
@NoizeLondon
@NoizeLondon 5 лет назад
@@guzzo5819 I hope to bring you something straight forward, clear and maybe with a couple of bad jokes!!
@guzzo5819
@guzzo5819 5 лет назад
@@NoizeLondon Looking forward to it, just remember, Internet tips are like phase problems, sometimes they kill each other
@NoizeLondon
@NoizeLondon 5 лет назад
@@guzzo5819 Yeah that stuff is useful but I reckon I can simplify it.
@FaOut
@FaOut 4 года назад
Stay safe dude!
@NoizeLondon
@NoizeLondon 4 года назад
You too bud
@heydarwinj
@heydarwinj 4 года назад
Thanks for the video. What camera are you using?
@thomas_rellum
@thomas_rellum 5 лет назад
Killer RU-vid channel!
@NoizeLondon
@NoizeLondon 5 лет назад
Thanks man!!
@rivermana
@rivermana 4 года назад
This is great!
@charleeparkerxo
@charleeparkerxo 2 года назад
Is your website experiencing issues? I’ve been trying to access a course I purchased on mastering hiphop. But it keeps saying gateway timed out.
@jeremya9675
@jeremya9675 5 лет назад
I have ableton live suit 9 I don’t see a mono button on the utility mate?
@NoizeLondon
@NoizeLondon 5 лет назад
Are u applying it to a mono channel?
@jeremya9675
@jeremya9675 5 лет назад
I dragged a utility to an audio track that just has a kick in it. All I see is it saying panorama with a C in the box and a width percentage box under that. Mine looks different than yours.
@valence_electronica
@valence_electronica 5 лет назад
@@jeremya9675 ableton live 9's utility doesn't have a mono button, but it let's you change the stereo width. Default is at 100%, set it to 0% and you get s mono signal.
@jeremya9675
@jeremya9675 5 лет назад
Ayyeee Thank you guys really makes the difference. Completely
@alyxr6215
@alyxr6215 5 лет назад
I made everything mono lol but I’m starting to get the hang of it more
@NoizeLondon
@NoizeLondon 5 лет назад
haha good place to start!!
@tutubeos
@tutubeos 4 года назад
Thank you. I’m applying these rules and for certain my mixes got better and better, but I don’t get close to professional wide mixes that sound more than stereo, they come out of the speakers.
@NoizeLondon
@NoizeLondon 4 года назад
It takes time and decision making to get this precise balance :)
@chrissheffield8280
@chrissheffield8280 5 лет назад
Stock ableton plugin alternative to "little microshift"?
@NoizeLondon
@NoizeLondon 5 лет назад
Try using Chorus / Flanger - just make sure the wet is at 100% ! Let me know how you get in :)
@Cosmonaut1999
@Cosmonaut1999 5 лет назад
Simpler Delay! switch to Time in Ms, set to lowest Ms with the dry/wet at 100% then adjust the Ms to taste. Eventually as you go beyond about 15- 20ms the effect eventually becomes a delay but very short stereo delays give enormous width. Also known as the Haas effect. Microshift does something similar with some interesting modulation to create a doubling effect.
@NoizeLondon
@NoizeLondon 5 лет назад
@@Cosmonaut1999 thanks for sharing :)
@darrylmorris1956
@darrylmorris1956 3 года назад
@@Cosmonaut1999 Haas effect is shite on its own, it phases like fuck and most times summed to mono loses any power. Little micro shift has a dry wet so you constantly have the original blended. Put your desired sound in mono and create a rack and blend the haas signal over the top or create a send. Don’t use it on its own unless you’re literally microshifting below 10ms. At the very least bang a utility on afterwards and put the width down to 0 and go up from there till you get desired space. On Fx fair enough or layers that don’t matter when summed to mono, I’d use auto pan on a very quick note value to clear out the middle all day over Haas 😎
@thomas_rellum
@thomas_rellum 5 лет назад
How do you think about your small Genelec?
@NoizeLondon
@NoizeLondon 5 лет назад
It's a love/hate relationship. They are great when they have the space to breath. But when they are tucked away in the back like they are in my studio, not so good. Great for travelling though. I would recommend them to anyone who is looking for some small and fairly accurate speakers.
@kevinhughes2103
@kevinhughes2103 3 года назад
6:23 is the OG vocals from the song “summer mist” by the artist DEADLIFE, am I right? I’ll give you all my money if you show me how to get that vocal effect.
@xSourZx
@xSourZx 5 лет назад
Do you have an email i can contact for business enquiries?
@NoizeLondon
@NoizeLondon 5 лет назад
Please email me through my website: www.noizemusic.io/studio-2
@troeteimarsch
@troeteimarsch 3 года назад
compress mids, dont touch sides -> boom
@stonecold7391
@stonecold7391 Год назад
How to make my mox sound wider, pro tools doesnt have utility
@kendallhoulder5139
@kendallhoulder5139 5 лет назад
Read my mind!!!
@NoizeLondon
@NoizeLondon 5 лет назад
***looks deeper into the crystal ball***
@remodelpurple108
@remodelpurple108 5 лет назад
nice
@NoizeLondon
@NoizeLondon 5 лет назад
Thank you! :)
@ThemisGeorgoudis
@ThemisGeorgoudis 5 лет назад
AT LEAST THIS WIDE AHAHAHAHAHAH
@NoizeLondon
@NoizeLondon 5 лет назад
hahaha thanks for watching dude :)
@hcl8836
@hcl8836 Год назад
Never ever make an A/B comparison and talk between the changes!!!
@TRTSMTT
@TRTSMTT 4 года назад
calls himself noize london complains about noise from the window
@NoizeLondon
@NoizeLondon 4 года назад
what a hypocrite
@TRTSMTT
@TRTSMTT 4 года назад
@@NoizeLondon I really like your content. you know what you're talking about.
@miss.antidote
@miss.antidote 5 лет назад
How do you know when its too wide? Specifically mixing towards club music where most systems are mono.
@NoizeLondon
@NoizeLondon 5 лет назад
Check the whole mix in mono by putting a utility plug on your master/mix buss
@miss.antidote
@miss.antidote 5 лет назад
@@NoizeLondon Thanks mate
@RHenry92
@RHenry92 5 лет назад
Download the Ozone Imager plugin. It's free and there are lines drawn on the plugin which tells you when something is too wide and phasing.
@miss.antidote
@miss.antidote 5 лет назад
@@RHenry92 you the man! thanks a lot mate
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