How to mix in stereo... without sucking in mono (part 2)

Do i dont need to care about correlation meter heading to -1 while I using this skill?

Now do one where you tell everyone that Dolby Atmos was a massive marketing scheme and only a small percent of wealthy music fans will ever actually listen in true Atmos.

haha, i can't get over how mad and stupid i feel after watching this. like i barely had enough $ to pay for drums to be recorded in a studio, but then to have knowledge/skills for mixing. i feel like i'm way late. i've been playing music since middle school, i'll be 40 this year, but damn. kudos to you, dude, and cool you share these things. black magic wizadry

dude, wtf. i just want my guitars to not drop, haha. how does one phase properly without fabfilters? lol

What's the secret of comedy? Timing
What's the secret of great stereo? Timing.

So there exists “physical” stereo and “psychological” stereo!

it starts to act like a flanger when I start to dial the delay knob on volcano !!!! why is that ??

damnn... who would've thought you could use phasing issues to your advantage? I am flabbergasted to say the least. can't wait to use the haas effect everywhere next hahah

These tutorials are amazing, thank you so much 🙏🤍

AHA! Comb filtering actually looks like a comb! Always wondered how it got the name!

WHY IS YOUR BACKGROUND MUSIC ALWAYS SO LOUD AND DISTRACTING

Wow! Great video

Again, another brilliant video.

GOAT
you are amazing!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Thank you so much

Michael Jackson's Biily Jean is a good exemple...

I am kind of understanding why my parents and grandparents told me not to use the word suck. It isn’t bad… just kind of tacky and off putting

This is mind blowing. Thanks for this.

Such good info. Thank you!

why do i feel like Waves "inphase" plugin would help this out a lot

I’ve got a question: so I recently used the “stereo width” plugin in Reaper on a guitar. The mix was sounding great, but when I went to listen in mono the guitar was completely canceled out, like no noise at all. Any ideas why this happened? Some kind of phase cancellation?
I’ve since fixed the problem and just panned separate guitar parts about 40% to L & R and can hear them fine in mono now, but I’m still wondering why this happened with the plugin (even when I added “center boost” nothing could be heard…)

I really appreciate those tutorials and learned a lot, I mean 'a lot'. But... the music in the background, although it is important for demonstratation purposes, most of the time is really tiring and sometimes overwhelmes guy's voice, which makes me wanna think if I want to watch it again despite I feel I would benefit from understanding things better.

I know Kung Fu

These tutorials make me anticipate and sense wonder in the world. And the world of sound is both closer to understanding and at the same time it looks more diverse than seemed before. 🌞Thank you for so much advice and nice plentiful examples!

Also it raises my hopes that my ears aren’t too old and deaf yet. Cool to actually hear all these things despite tinnitus and all.

I love you fabfilter man

Why don't you release your tutorial music? These are really good loops.

Brilliant example from the wind recording - nice to hear Blumlein vs Spaced

Always learning something new from Dan.

Dan Worrall is based and redpilled

Dear @Dan Worrall , if you have the chance to listen to Prince track "Cream", there are some hard panned elements, such as guitar licks. For me they sound the same loud in mono, side and left/right. (If they are panned to the left i.e. they're muted on the right). Could you tell me your thoughts on that?
Thank you for sharing your knowledge.

I realize this is pedantic, but is it really a low shelf? Or is it really a peak at 0?

An approach I've used for a long time is to somehow re-synthesize or process the pitch of the duplicate track to make more compatible (and still wide) tracks. It rarely disappoints me!

This is the best Mix video I have watched in all of my 35 years. Thank you.

Putting the Engineer in Audio Engineer!

This is rocket science now.

Is this the best production channel ever? Quite possibly. Very knowledgable and pleasant speaker, engaging music that applies to the topic points throughout the song, and fantastic illustrations and animation that applies the subject matter directly to what you're hearing.

I can't get enough of this content and I'm honestly surprised it's free.

fantastic! yet another time!

The video thumbnail shows some sound lines making curves do go to the opposite ears, which is really misleading. Sounds is filtered by the head, it doesnt go curve arround it

Thank you!

OMG!!!

copyright gods lol

god stuff, bit surprising that there weren't any examples of using stereo imaging plugins though since that's often what people use to create width on a channel. i guess most do work on the haas principle though

dude you've blatantly explained in full detail why in the past few years, despite primarily producing electronic i've been listening to rock/metal, its the fact its actually recorded in a room! it sounds so much fuller! it really does! like, its absolutely not impossible to get a synth to sound good of course but i realize now that its probably conducive to my own production to add even more acoustic elements, i've even thought of micing my monitors with synths to get room reverb so i absolutely have to try that now

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I love how these vids incorporate example music as backround music, and it I love it!

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This is the dopest video on using the haas effect.