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+Matthew Weiss Ah i see... Awesome mate, cheers for the response!

+Kregan Miller It's not 100% (and I'm getting info second hand), but vast majority. Bob Power mixed a lot of Dilla stuff with Dilla in attendance - so even the more hands on mixes were still oversaw by him. A lot of records came in the form of 2 tracks - just out the MPC straight to tape whether mixed by Dawson or Power or whomever else. And if you check the credits Yancey is listed as mix engineer for a number of Slum Village projects and instrumental tapes. In fairness you can kind of tell the records that were done by Power vs. done by Dilla. Power's stuff sounds a bit more polished and dimensional but he still retained that initial sound.The only thing I can add that I didn't say in the video is that the real corner stone of his production is a "loose" but connected pocket between the drum programming, bass hits, and sample/chops. It's clearly done live with little to no quantization.

+Joey Sturgis Forum Podcast Don't worry, I got this :)

+Joey Sturgis Forum Podcast Hey bud, sorry my comment was for Matt and his tutorials. My favourite productions are from guys like Dilla, Madlib, Dre, Rza, Pete Rock etc.

+Kregan Miller Thanks for watching and commenting on this video. I'm not 100% sure what you're referring to but I wanted to ask you a question, what are some of your favorite productions?

+Joey Sturgis Forum Podcast Awesome! Thanks for the advice :)Personally I look up to guys like Thomas Bergersen and Ivan Torrent for their fantastic combination of emotional orchestra and hard hitting sound design.

+JAZZ Yeah, multiband compressors are great for orchestras, so is linear phase EQ. Also, its great to use distortion as a way of saturating the signal against dense mixes. What are some of your favorite orchestra mixes?

+Joey Sturgis Forum Podcast I love all your productions mans really dig the stuff you have done with Asking Alexandria in their early days

+Roland Garcia Thanks for plugging the forum, I appreciate that. We also have a podcast which I am commenting from as of now! What's some of your favorite productions?

+Joey Sturgis Forum Podcast I know that I haven't discovered anything new. I'm just 17 years old boy who's just started his adventure with music. I know about this multiplying from the videos on The Pro Audio Files channel but I can't recall anyone saying something about making a second track of kick and highpassing it, then messing in eq. Maybe there is a video with that technique or maybe it's just crap and nobody does that. My favourite productions are probably most of Pearl Jam's songs, I like the sound of Vs album. Lately I have listened to Yeah Yeah Yeahs latest album after about 2 years or so of not listening to it. I was amazed by the quality. I like Sacrilige the most from this album and Mosquito has interesting sounding drums. The next one will probably be Jack White's albums, I like that kind of old-school sound there. I'm also pretty amazed by U2's pop, it's from 1994, I think, and it sounds like it was released now. I think that if it really was released now people would like it more than then. I hope you understood my "english" :D

+Wilkokłak (TheReaperV11) Absolutely, this "technique" is called "mults or multing" because you're "multiplying" the signal into "multiple" channels. What's some of your favorite productions?

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+thebeastlacey Great hooks, melodies, and lyrics.

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