How To Fit Guitars In A Mix

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[nickcorcillo]

Guitars have always been my biggest mix issue, ironic given I'm a guitarist before anything else instrument-wise. The diagnosis method is a great idea, thank you for posting JST :)

[JeffMakesMusic-mcqp]

I've been producing, mixing, and mastering my own music such as covers and originals for a few year now and I love how simplistic and to the point your tutorial was. You touched on some things that most YouTube creators don't necessarily pin point, and for that, I'm very appreciative of your video. Thank you!

[musicinsession]

This is one awesome video! 7 mins of pure awesomeness! How this guy only has 60k subs and Glenn flicker has half a million is beyond me...

[JustinNogle]

This is a brilliant video. You guys continue to lay out extremely easy to follow, impressive tutorials that cut right to the point. I've watched many, many videos from tons of different channels and you guys kill it in a short time, every time. Thank you! 😎🎸🤘

[robertdevadason]

You have talent not only in mixing but actually teaching these skills. Thanks for the video

[MirrorMusicXero]

I always refer back to this video when doing a mix. Its a great refresher.

[frankgarcia]

Literally the best resource on the internet. I have never had anything effect my mixes so immensely as you guys.

[ZayTheOracleArchive]

This video was a god send. I swear trying to figure out how to get a good metal tone through amp sims and then mixing them properly feels like its one of the most difficult things to find relevant or quality information on. Thank you so much for this. It's overwhelming trying to figure this stuff out sometimes.

[GuitarsPlay]

Dude this is seriously one of the best videos I’ve ever seen about this topic. Straight to point, gives actionable advice, and uses amp sims.

[marcolicata]

These tips are very clearly explained and showed and boosted up my mix results and knowledge. Totally helpful.

[paulie_g_]

Thank you for these videos, they're absolute gold 🙏

[thomaspearson]

This was so helpful and brilliantly edited. Thank you!

[simonchamorro]

Man not only your video is useful, the editing skills you have are incredible. you deserve a
Good luck

[JakobStrand]

I use a multiband compressor for my rythm metal guitars where I cut somewhere between 100 - 200 hz, especially on palm muted parts. Much like you did with the side chained snare. It´s a trick I learned from Andy Sneap and it has helped ALOT.

[imnothot]

You gave me a how lot more insight on mixing more than just the guitar, keep up the work man.

[delusionwalker]

I like how concise and simply explained the video. Everything is 🤘🤘

[absin]

This was great! Just started to record music like this and it was instantly clear that mixing the guitar was going to be a bit different. This was exactly what I needed.

[NonnyStrikes]

I'm just getting done with my first full year of sound engineering and this was BY FAR one of the best vids for fitting into mix.

Thank you for the tandem mention of pres and gain. It changed my entire perspective going forward!

[miltonex]

Nice tricks as always!!! Thank you Joey!!!!

[PJ-eemc]

This is a very concise presentation of how to approach an otherwise very complicated task. You've done a great job of explaining and demonstrating this. I know that this will be a big help moving forward . Thank you!