MIKES DEANS HOME STUDIO SECRETS 

I think it’s all about getting your ears used to a system.

He made Mike dean look like dracula lmao

they did his ass dirty 💀💀💀

Thanks!

Ns10s are key

Over 10 grand for that neve desktop summing mixer

@@prcption8636 i know that or neve shelford channel / preamp but if you want stereo signal you need two and its also around 10k

@@shmokey59 not allways key are monitors you learn over years and know excactly how they sound in your room...

Thanks for the sub!

😂

Yeah, NS10s aim right at the point of doing the room treatment and all, they are very flat and are crucial magnifing glass for mistakes and how things really sound. I suppose the tannoys and dolby room are very flat too

Probably has an auto buy script that just orders them when a pair comes for sale. Alot of audio pros do this

@@georgetmusic seems reasonable thx buddy but for real did. you see a pai of these somewhere

Just saw a video on that now

😂

👻

Yes

I actually reached out to slate to see if they would be interested in doing an add for this video. They never responded tho

It was used by the original mixer/recording engineer

What is there to explain ? He's parallel processing/compressing the drums ?

@@svengali5862 this is summing buss, i dont know how it works exactly.

@@svengali5862 look video "Jaycen Joshua | Mixing Engineer | Drum Bus Punch Trick 2022" 1:26min shows this buss

@@steky005 It's a plugin by waves , way overrated and overpriced , it emulates a mixing console sort of, that's it

Wdym

I can tell, maybe your just new to this.

There is literally no point into listening to mixes in cars as 99 % of cars have terrible surround sound systems and you're also listening to things out of phase if you're not sitting in the middle of the car. Don't do this as your car will not give you a clear image of what your mix sounds like and you'll most likely make terrible decisions to "fix it" once you're back at the studio

@@svengali5862 who?

@@freebeat2289 Wdy mean who ?

@@svengali5862 who asked

@@freebeat2289 I bet my life you're black ?

Maxizimed for thumbnail engagement 😀😂

What?

Literally mixed ‘watch the throne’ with one ear.. everything he’s touched sounds great to me, which mixes do you not like ?

@@danshanmusic I’m not saying it didn’t sound good but it wasnt great to me. Listen to Can’t tell me nothing vs Off da Grid on Donda. Shit is almost night and day. I dont expect mix engineers to all sound the same, but for my preference it was refreshing to hear how big and open Donda sounded. Granted it could be the sounds Ye chooses or if he’s using the ASR vs something else, but shit just sounded so dope on Donda. It looks like Ye eventually asked Mike to go in and make mix changes cause I see his name in the mix credits now.. But the first version of Donda, that mix was great bro. It sounded like the sound Ye was looking for for years (remember Stronger). But again, Mike is a beast on everything else, just think his mixes are a bit too 2 Dimensional. Just my opinion. Irko did his thing on Donda

@@danshanmusic Lol watch the throne mixes were horrible ! Only the vocals sounded good because of 20k dollars mics

I like a lot of his projects, but I have to agree.

@@estebanb7166 I think his imagination of being a mixing and mastering engineer comes from his work on Yeezus , album that was smashed brickwalled BUT by engineers who know what they're doing. Mike's imitation is laughable at best but we can blame Rick Rubin for that because he's the one that started the "louder is better" movement

Who says that brickwalling is always bad? I still hear colourful mixes, with deep subs, great transients (despite this limiting), mono compatibility, and GREAT use of the stereo field, great mid/side going on. Idk why you came to hate on a GOAT of mixing and mastering bro you literally know nothing

@@DerpySwag It’s not always a bad thing, but it shouldn’t be the only thing either. Try to control your little feelings. Sheesh

He did mbdtf I don't think you like Travis' direction