Bus Routing Explained | Mixing Tutorial

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[ThoughTObjecTMusic]

Ultimate noob here on mixing. Thank you for gently explaining what bussing is, I now have a visualization on the concept, and you have to start somewhere.

[themayor]

You taught me more in 5 min than other video's in 10 yrs

[thebarbaryghostsf]

As someone who learned about bussing way too late in their career lol... this is absolutely true and incredibly important for any aspiring producer to understand. And I think you explain it perfectly here.

[MacLamar]

Didn’t hear a thing you said the first time I played this video because I was trying to figure out why you had bright white rings in your eyes.  Crazy contacts or considering the rooms dark background maybe you were using a ring light on your camera.  Second time I played the video I just listened and understood.  Excellent explanation on bus routing. Dr. M.

[Capt-Cran]

FINALLY ... someone who makes it understandable ... thank you!!

[Ultimateescape]

hey it does make sense, however if you could demonstrate with example project it will be even more clear .

[jordanmas]

I literally have been struggling to get a bigger bass and overall mix sound and you just nailed it in 2 videos

[mirandamulkey]

This was super helpful! You made it very easy to understand and got straight to the point! Thank you! I subbed! :D

[arnzidge]

I can always count on Doctor Mix for music help!! :)

[ericthompson]

Excellent description of what I needed to know. Instant subscribe. Thank you!

[atomas]

I do it all the time, and makes mixing so much easier. Great video....says it all...))

[edelinois]

Thank you...Short and sweet explanation.

[jbucku]

when you use busses you can freeze the track in ableton cause if you have sidechained compression on the individual track then you can't freeze it. great video

[MichaelGrecoGuitar]

wow thank you for such a clear explanation of what bus is. This was always so confusing for me. Thanks!

[JLuis]

Thank you for being straight to the point.

[NJSmusic]

Doc your explanation was direct and to the thank you.

[jacklobmt-bc]

Great video! I would have loved to see you visually show these on an actual mixer as well. Cheers!

[soultekkamusic]

This was great information, easy to understand. Thanks Doc

[TylerFACE]

Very helpful. Thank you so much. Subbed & liked.

[brudelarge]

really helps a lot little individual bus compressions