Audio Terms (Pt.1) - SIGNAL FLOW

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Feeling overwhelmed with all the weird jargon and frustrating terms in mixing? Today we're going to learn all things signal flow.

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#SignalFlow #HomeStudio #HomeRecording

[willbutcher]

days of googling trying to find a useful resource that would explain music production and audio engineering and all I found was a bunch of people making tracks and not really explaining anything in full detail, but thank god I found you, you are amazing man, I just wanted to let you know that I think that you are the only informative resource for anyone willing to learn about audio engineering on youtube !

[eszimmerman]

Outstanding video, Dylan. Thoughtfully organized and intelligently presented. I wish you much success.

[tripthelightfantastic]

This was a fantastic video. I haven't heard all of this explained in such a straightforward simple way. Thank you.

[szla.]

I wish I had found this video two years earlier....it would have avoided me many headaches

[The_soundaddict]

Wow...the fog clouding my understanding of busses, sends and aux tracks is finally cleared! Thank you Dylan!

[rogermitchell]

Thank you, thank you, thank you. Now I (partly) understand (some of) the terms these guys just throw around.

[scorchio]

love the pipeline analogy. made it a lot easier to understand, thank you

[maryzema]

This was great! So much info. but easy to follow! Thanks!

[CarolinaMariaMusic]

AMAZING VIDEO!! Thank you so much Dylan :) You cleared up so many questions. I really appreciate you taking the time to put this video together!

[stephentyler]

This is an incredible video, my dude. It adds a lot of clarity to this seemingly very complicated topic of audio mixing. I feel like I owe you at least a beer for this. Thank you so much for sharing this, Dylan. You’ve earned my subscription and channel recommendation to my friends. 🍻

[MarkFreedmanNY]

This is fantastic. I’ll probably have to rewatch 20 times at different stages of my journey through producing for it to completely stick. I watched this a while ago, but this time I got even more out of it.

[Rossini_Celestin_El]

The piping illustrations really help when it comes to understanding these concepts. Great job bro 💫

[jmoli-]

- Nice tips for starters like me that just got my first track up. Thanks.

[robklapp]

Superb tutorial, perfectly paced and balanced!! Thanks so much, lit a big lightbulb over this mixing noob's head. Won an instant subscriber to your channel.

[tupuchandaa]

This is an awesome video, really good quality ! Thanks for these videos and workshops ! :)

[angtongteron]

I understand better through visual. And I leaned all the terminology very clearly from this video. Thank you.

[donahvanhollis]

Great video bro. I watched on Christmas (having my new home studio play ready🥳) I subscribed immediately. Thank you

[giuseppesatta]

Great stuff as always. I can't thank you guys enough for what you do and the way you do it!

[EngrainedPhilosopher]

That was useful explaining for a newbie like me... Thank you!

[blueblueyt]

Great video. Thank you for explaining a complicated subject, and making sense of it.