Mind-Blowing Mixing Concept - Fader is Equalizer

Amazing Mixing Concept where Fader is Equalizer with 8 deep audio Engineering examples. All proved by Frequency Analyzer. How an instrument EQs the other one. How after volume correction you EQ again. Transient Shaper instead of EQ approach. Flatcher-Munson and more. After 11 years of teaching real-time classes, I changed the approach: From May 2025 each week I create one 100 minutes Lesson. On every Monday and every Thursday I publish a FREE 10 minutes video. These videos are exact parts of that actual full 100 minutes Lesson of that week. Subscribe and check the list of my videos, LEARN from FREE videos twice a week, and USE them as a real example of what FULL 100 minutes Lesson of that week YOU CAN BUY. And then you do it each week. All info is in those videos from May 2025 on my channel.
Don't waste your time reading - go to the FREE Lesson 1 with the link above.

In This Video We Will Talk About:
An Instrument EQs the other instrument and how fader reEQs frequencies of an instrument. Or you get a nice EQ curve, but then some volume correction needed. All example with great audio examples and each statement proved by the a frequency analyzer showings. Then we will check how you have to reEQ again after volume correction. Then a very cool idea how boosting volume of a part of a sample beats general EQing of this sample. Then how Flatcher-Munson Rule contributes to this concept. Also how Plugin Manufacturers craft your Audio Engineering theory to sell you an EQ plugin. How some specific instruments reEQ the whole song in a way like a mastering engineer put some EQ. And very cool example how you like EQ curve not because of it makes the tone better but because this EQ curve gives more appropriate volume for the instrument.

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[AndrewZeleno]

After 11 years of teaching real-time classes, I changed the approach: From May 2025 each week I create one 100 minutes Lesson. On every Monday and every Thursday I publish a FREE 10 minutes video. These videos are exact parts of that actual full 100 minutes Lesson of that week. Subscribe and check the list of my videos, LEARN from FREE videos twice a week, and USE them as a real example of what FULL 100 minutes Lesson of that week YOU CAN BUY. And then you do it each week. All info is in those videos from May 2025 on my channel.
Don't waste your time reading - go to the FREE Lesson 1 with the link above.

[greedokenobi]

This video itself deserves an award! 🙌

[RommyLeVent]

This is just Epic content! On your course Andrew I remember the first rule was exactly to find the right balance and only after this to start EQ, compress etc. When I was doing my mixes the most difficult thing was always to find the balance between rhythm distorted electric guitar and snare, because rhythm electric guitar has more harmonics and occupies lots of space and if you have another instruments like solo guitar, bass guitar and synths it is more difficult. So if you have good quality recorded instruments - the first step is right balance like natural EQ

[freedomfreedom]

Yes! It was mind-blowing for me! Never thought about this in this way. Actually some of those examples made me "OMG"!

[mauro]

Last night in our class Andrew check some students project...in 2 MOVEMENTS of eq in every instruments he improved every mix to just another level. Every class is an experience of life!

[Niram]

andrew you are an alien. too good, too out of the box

[whois]

THIS is the #1 music production video i've ever seen.
You literally made my day.

[alyonazem]

Genious! So many correct points and each one is clear and proven by frequency analysis.

[alienmachine]

Glad to see you post a new video, Andrew. Another mindblowing gem!

[RichardTheWizard]

This dude always explains things so clearly. Love these videos!

[Gjini]

I believe every word you say. Thanks for the Video 👍 keep it up!

[MiguelLSilva-efis]

Great video, Andrew. Incredible to hear how freq balance of an instrument can vary that much with just a couple of db difference in fader. Great examples!

[smoreshaunted]

This is the kind of thing that drives me insane, eqing then adjust volume, eq then adjust volume more, then back to eq and maybe add a compressor.. when all I needed was the fader! XD

I'm not good at mixing and you always have great advice, thank you!

[СамсСам-вд]

This is what I call learning audio engineering! Amazing explanation and unserstanding!

[blamejabsdontblameunvaxed]

Unbelievable video! Thanks for posting!

[brilliantatyahoo]

This is why volume automation is a powerful tool for a polished mix.

[hleet]

WOW ! that's really mindblowing ! Never heard of this tip ... but it is so logical that I feel almost bad to not have tought about this lol

[mehanicklim]

Вподобайка з Дніпра.
Нарешті.
Дуже радий вас бачити.

[davidwood]

Great video and perfect examples to give us a beautiful mixing experience. Thanks Andrew!

[wrightonrice]

Great! Hope you're doing well. I go back to my notes often 😊👌🏽