John Greenham masters 'Bad Guy' by Billie Eilish

Pet peeve with these videos. Too much talking during the A/B. Let us hear a few times taking it in and out without the talking over it.

Imagine finishing the Mona Lisa and thinking now I need to send it to an engineer who can tweak the saturation and hue and sharpness for me. This isn’t art.

"I could have made it louder but thought it was really good where it was at"

Oh my fucking god i appreciate those words so much!

when i watch mix with masters videos and they on and off the plugin they use on a song i never hear any difference

I could only dream of having this much confidence.

very cool. On the comments that he uses outdated plugins. Disregarding AI (lookin at you Izotope) I wonder if at the mastering stage there are still "revolutionary" developments still happening? Plugins used during tracking and mixing sure. Neural DSP, Fabfilter, etc. are blazing into new sonic territory, but I wonder if at the mastering stage this is less the case. The guy in this video has tools that he knows how to use inside and out. They might not have the coolest whistles and bells, but he still very much knows how to get the job done.

After that, i ask myself, why i bought all my high grade hardware and software? Finneas works almost only with logic stock plugins and John Greenham with dupiduuu Plugins!
Therefore: I need an Elysia Alpha ;)

Elysia Alpha !!!! German stuff rocks!!

ehm ... don't forget to actually switch the transformer buttons ("Warm") on ;-)

I don’t make music so he might as well be speaking Portuguese lol

I love seeing the process of mixing & mastering. I mix & master all my own projects I use that fabfilter L2 & Fabfilter Pro C2 i feel i get a bit more out of and it tightens up my mix in away i could not get it before.

I have no idea why need him

looks simple from here but still everything's is good! personally I don't the sub in that song it is too loud! but that is a mixing thang

I feel bad for these guy producing and mixing this crap by today’s youth. I guess selling your soul is a thing. Good luck with whatever it is you do. It sure isn’t talent or worth getting up in the morning. Hey whatever floats thy boat.✌🏽

he said saturation was the key, but to me the bass cut around 190 is the game changer wow

I could watch amazing creatives explain how they do what they do all day!

Great engineer

using 15 year old plugins without oversampling in 32 bit bridged mode as a ME must feel a bit awkward

Finally someone who uses Sampltiude! <3

billie eilish is proof a loving god doesn't exist.