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dudecloo cloo

Nice! Plz. Need ableton project ❤️🙏

James Talon Art

Thank you so much, this is such a tough part of making music and you made so much digestible stuff that's helped me loads

Ian Valentine

Just the inspiration I needed today; thanks guys 🙏

Ryan Dekker

Awesome information guys ! both videos are fantastic. Merry Christmas from BC !

Dimitris

I gained around 3 kilos of fat from the turkey today and 3 kilos of knowledge from this video. Merry funkmas guys and keep doing this awesome work!

NOTOK

absolutely love this

Some Guy

My favorite tutorial so far, really cool seeing the process of how you try and fit everything together, even if you have to change something you previously spent hours on completely. Great little loop at the end as a product as well.

Safko (James)

Definitely one of my favorite videos yet! Lots of great tips and workflow suggestions that showed how to take a simple loop, give each element it's own space in frequency, and creatively mix new things in to flesh out the spectrum!

Hendrick

Awesome,thanks you guys for sharing all these ideas !

Rollipolli

Dense with new ideas and concepts that you make easy to understand . What a breath of fresh air from years of scraping YouTube for a little bit of information. thank you so much guys

arvindrao86

Seriously, these production tutorials are absolutely brilliant. Perhaps the best I have seen in years. You guys seem to employ some fairly common production techniques in a completely unique way. I don't know how to explain it....I will say, the first track sketch I have started to create after watching these is the most interesting starting point I have had in forever. Thank you guys so much. Much respect for sharing these invaluable workflows and processes.

Carson Carr

The attention to detail when using hi-hats as a click for the bass stabs is 👌. Sliding them milliseconds back and forth makes as much difference as where the saturator is in the chain. Also great idea on (different video) using gates to make side chain triggers into short clicks. I thought I'd seen every method and that is so simple and clever

A Real Tal'darim

Watching this helped me a ton. I wonder tho if you guys have any clear checklist to do during the mixing process. Do you guys have any specific order in which you do things or does it depend for each song?

Dylan

Thank you so much for this tutorial! It taught me so much about mixing, which has always been a challenging subject for me.