Every Major Audio Effect Explained in 8 Minutes!
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In this Video you will learn how to dial what all the major audio engineering effects do!
Learn how to use sound effects to make great sounding music!
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as a new producer, i was actually struggling to understand some effects but like this video explained some confusing effects all in a way i could understand. thanks!
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why did i watch this at 4in the morning idk
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I would recommend a different title and thumbnail format.. Normally channels that use these types of thumbnails and titles are fully AI-generated, so I almost didn’t click this one.. So yeah, lots of people will skip this
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EQ / Equalizer - 0:00
No bs straight to the point, clear and simple explanations, visual examples for the eye learners AND sound test??? Yeah this is easily one of the best formats I've seen for explaining music theory. A lot of times it's just someone talking into the camera which is still of course very informative, but having the visuals/sound test plus explaining to me like I'm a child (thank you for that 🙏) def helps put things in perspective
Compression - 1:23
Reverb - 2:45
Delay - 3:35
Distortion / Saturation - 4:02
What's the "won't give a girl my trust cuz they quickly stapp you back" I loved it please a link to it!!!
Chorus - 4:37
Flanger / Phasers - 5:15
thank you <3
Noise Gate / Noise Suppression - 6:00
Limiter - 6:55
"I did the dash on my way to the bank" shut up😂
Pitch Correction/Auto-Tune - 7:35
Best video on the topic thank youuu be blessed🤗
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Very informative
@ahgtrelltv3:21 were you mixing swae lee vocals lol ?
@broco_3Give her 15 percnet instiemet sales yss oaky qtf she had 1.2 million gaddafi kiler jokw
@theadvancemineIt first starts with recording a quality vocal first
@frutijuzAi slopy boy
@uncledeane2753Please which app do u use to edit ur audio?
@LikemTorgbenuGetting real tired of industries obliterating technical language.
They're calling signal Normalization "compression;" what they're calling "compression" isn't at all related to what computers and EM devices do to "compress"
Same with a limiter--it's doing the same thing as "compression" but the normalization range is for the upper bound not a more dynamic range.
No wounder audio people don't understand actual compression at all.
Flanging was one method to induce phase offset. It's silly to still call it flanging because flanging has no relation to what's actually happening to the signal--it's just an old reference to HOW the signal used to be manually offset in the time domain.
Swae Lee?
@BurntLightskinnow show these examples with actual music!
@dariorodriguezdeamerica3:14 song name?
@presidualist4587Overdrive 💙
@MasterOfDisasterVol2me siento paranoico y estoy pensando en una correa ! ajjajashs buen video broo La traducción le da el toque .
@farfanangelo6939I'm watching it again with my nite beside me ,THANKS TEACH
@veryverycuriousbro thank you
@packaranks7540This is one of the best videos I've ever seen on music production! Big daps!
@rjeternalLove a blunt, right to the point video. 👏
@FreudsDreamSuch a simple and straightforward breakdown. Thanks for this❤
@_maymieMaybe a DeEsser to regulate hissing sounds everything else sounds on point
@kenjikarmaOACIs it just me or does this not change anything about the sound
@Andy-n1s7oThis is a great video
@kieran9363Equalizer and Compression are no audio effects. Those are signal processors. They change the whole signal. Audio effects take a dry signal and add some wet signal to it, like Reverb or Chorus
@jazzypinkman2/2 AudieoVisual gd?
@hecbaldetor.296Very instructive. Thanks for this!
@lucienrobidoux3692Thank you for explaining these effects. I've used a lot of them without really understanding what they are for or how they work.
@ZombieJDC-z4iSaw the thumbnail and thought “oh I know all those better than my own hand.” Then I saw “Flanger”💀now I need to know what a Flanger is cause I’ve never heard of it and I’ve been in production/engineering school for over half a year now lol
@PollysPantsExactly what I needed. Thank you man
@robert_carpenter1:38 bro dropped TRASH 😭😭
@diechaote3974I’m sure most people don’t care as long as the song is a banger lol at least from what I’ve heard people say. People won’t notice what we as producers do.
@GGG-bp2xrI'm struggling with the difference between threshold and a noisegate
@Midnight_GardenerI tend to use environmental effects in my music such as looking out a window at the rain.
@BrianAcosta007bit crush
@stuartboycott2537allpass
@uubiskhamazing vid
@daddycrimson5:42 thats a phaser do, there is a difference
@hippiejesusman