Modern production goes vinyl

Name: Modern production goes vinyl | Ep.13 Mixing - part 3
Uploaded: 2021-09-10T13:50:19.000000Z
Duration: 1301
Description: As Jimmy continues working through the tracks, he turns his attention to verse 2, works on the rap vocal, explains his preference for mixing templates and starts working on the background vocals.

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Ep.13 Mixing - part 3

w/ ill Factor, Jimmy Douglass, Dave Kutch

Ep.13 Mixing - part 3

22 min • 2021

Deutsch, English, Spanish, French, Italian, Portuguese

As Jimmy continues working through the tracks, he turns his attention to verse 2, works on the rap vocal, explains his preference for mixing templates and starts working on the background vocals.

See how Jimmy Douglass:

Continues enhancing the tom fills
Processes the rap vocal
Revisits his arrangement edits
Discusses why he doesn't use a mixing template
Compresses the background vocals
A/Bs different flanger/doublers on the background vocals
De-esses the vocals and demonstrates the difference of de-essing pre and post compressor

Watch Jimmy Douglass, mix "Light Shine Through" from Jared Evan. Only on Puremix.

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48 reviews

Wizardofdoom • Saturday, August 19, 2023

I understand you can’t cover the little things throughout the song making process. But I’d really like to know while recording Jared, Ill is not wearing headphones and the mic is a sensitive condenser, I’m guessing its a WA. is it not catching all the bleed coming out of the monitors? Isolation shield won’t do the trick.

telepathy • Tuesday, April 25, 2023

Imagine getting the opportunity to work with Jimmy Douglass and then botching the file export & labeling this badly.

jaymanhire@gmail.com • Thursday, December 1, 2022

Amazing. The utter absence of musical talent or proficiency.

JozeKyza • Thursday, November 24, 2022

26:58, "I could just delete the whole idea, ." " Yh and we could just make a totally new song" LMAO,. But for real, after that they did indeed change the song and I liked it less, the vibe they had all the way till min 27 was dope, in my opinion, then after it kinda started to drop, I didn't feel the new chords. As a producer myself, I've been there, and it's part of the process, just have to let the session sit a day or two, come back and listen to what I have made with a fresh pair of ears and make the decisions. But all in all an epic session, I can appreciate the talent.

alexkfong • Sunday, September 18, 2022

Learned so much from this whole Start-to-Finish series. Thank you.

billabong859 • Thursday, August 11, 2022

I find it hard to follow the musical thought process in this video. Not one of my favourites.

simonkeys • Tuesday, July 5, 2022

Really interesting! I'd like to correct a technical point about the cooling system. In the video, it's stated that “Helium is an inert gas that does not take on heat. Wherever it's feeding will stay in a relatively neutral temperature.” That's not exactly true. Helium is used for cooling instead of air because it has a higher thermal conductivity than air, meaning it will absorb heat from the cutting head faster than air would. Some more discussion here: https://www.lathetrolls.com/viewtopic.php?t=3438

PauloYate2904 • Friday, July 1, 2022

Hola, me parece una excelente clase de cómo masterizar. Solo tengo la duda de saber, por cual Plugin puedo reemplazar el UAD Pultec. Gracias.

rockfer • Wednesday, June 15, 2022

Thank you for beinf so practical and not using unobtainum gear!

Maxiemixer • Monday, May 30, 2022

Wow, I went back a few years! I was always going to the cutting lacquer mastering. It was the "final" moment of the production and the beginning of the manufacturing. Glad to know that this critical knowledge is not lost.

sonicdiscovery • Thursday, May 19, 2022

Great video, I have watched this several times. On the sections where Pro C is the last in the chain, is there a limiter to cover those sections, as in the sections where the Stealth Limiter is last in the chain? Thank you

pb63 • Tuesday, April 26, 2022

Amazing tutorial. It would be great to learn a little more about Jimmy's outboard chain - is he using the 8816 for summing or is he just using the widening effect?