multiband will ruin your loud master (unless u do this)

ur effing it up

previous title: why u can't get a loud mix (in 5 mins)

[User]

This is the same kind of stuff you will learn about if you go to school for audio engineering. This guy is giving out great information for free - this kind of content is vital!

[mikkelbisgaard]

Holy this was some of the best music content I’ve seen in a long time

[jshstuff]

i actually edited it this time. like or else i’m going back to screencaps 😈

[Marigold]

Love you for this. You are amazing at explaining this, makes it seem so simple. Other people would have a 10 part series to explain this and I still wouldn't understand :)

[CJMattias]

Just explained linear phase so well. You're about to create an army of top tier edm producers dude...

[kanelpeppar]

actually insane how easily and quickly you cleared up this topic for me, great visualization

[viquitor]

simple, quick and perfect explanation, nice man

[schqrr]

super helpful and informational love how you explain what things do and why to use them instead of just telling what to use, dropped a sub bro🙏

[suki]

Your voice is incredibly soothing and easy to follow to!

[yety]

Thank you for this video! It made me realise the importance and the impact of the linear phase on the mix. This just might be what made my mixes not up to the standards. I now need to rethink some stuff after years of losing my shit and not know what to do. I'm grateful for you and the video, thank you.

[TrippyRiddimKid]

This has to be one of the best technical tips for producing that I've seen yet. Awesome stuff.

[owenbulliss]

Great video, more people should know about this! Also the linear phase filters don't even add any ringing at all if they are well made! The pre and post ringing of each linear phase filter at the crossover point end up perfectly cancelling each other out! Dan Worral has a great video called "Sympathy for the Devil (Linear Phase for Crossovers and Oversampling)" on the subject

[DanielDenitro]

dude I'm not even kidding, the way you added those little pink/purple overlays with text saying things like "soon it gets better" and so on actually gave me a better sense of understanding which parts to pay attention to more. It's so easy while watching YouTube tutorials to sort of "drift off" forgetting why you even started watching because so many things are being mentioned leading up to making the final point that it actually helps to just know kind of like "okay we're getting there thanks for letting me know", and it even made me pay more attention somehow to the things you were explaining besides the actual linear phase mode being activated.

And for those wondering "well what can I do about pre-ringing?"

Consolidate all your tracks into audio tracks and then just cut it out. That's what Skrillex does.

[DJPastaYaY]

Thanks for helping me understand linear phase mode better!

[frodlesa]

this video will not only help me, a dubstep producer, but a friend of mine from Melodic Techno and my two friends from Trap, thank you very much.

[Ashley-mqjd]

I love this. Very detailed. And visually seeing what happens to the wave forms helps a lot. You explained it best. Subbed also

[RideAfterMidnight]

This is actually a really good tip that so many people will miss.
You explained it in a simple and quick way. Great content!

[jerefreeman]

Great points! I have the same oscilloscope and Psyscope has been a life changer when understanding phase relationships in linear and non linear. This concept also helped me understand that I was knocking my 808's out of phase with kicks when eq'ing in non linear phase mode.
Thanks for the good video explanation 🔥

[iamvoicelessmusic]

My goodness! I've been trying to figure out why some of my mixes weren't as loud as others. I had NO idea about linear phasing! I can't wait to get off work to try this on my mixes! And the fact that it's five minutes is so nice

[ace-smith]

as soon as i saw a dan worrall shoutout less than 2 seconds in i knew this was going to be solid stuff, and i was right! phase rotation stuff is still magic trickery to me, this really helped clear a lot up that other videos i've seen haven't. subbed!