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Waves Protools Mixing Template. Atl Elite Drum Kit. The Recipe For A Hit eBook. Protools Mastering Template. Protools Mixing Template. Everything works except the auto color coding. I added the two files to the Reaper folder and I made sure all the tracks were named correctly. Hello, i have download the template but in Pro Tools It doesn't work, thanks. Is it possible to update it? The Scheps Template for Reaper is ready. rpp Any donation would be really appreciated. Just fucking incredible man. Such a thorough and most importantly practical guide to getting your signature sound. I also love the flippancy: "I don't use that very much, so let's just take it off the template. b i built one too. The routing is a bit different from Protools so took me while.
you can reach out to me for the template nadeem. rajesh gmail. com bassmothership excited to see how you have built it and compare it with mine. b You got it. I built one and I'll upload it to Reaper Stash. It might take a few days. Does any kind individual feel like posting a download link for the Reaper version of Andrew's template? I'm sure someone has taken the time to build the session in reaper. I will pay you for it : Jeremiah. When Andrew Scheps finally gets to mix one of my tracks he's gonna be so pissed that I thought of everything!!! I'm using Cubase Pro. I had post fader option on as suggested already in Andrew's tutorial. However, I solved the problem with panning. Cubase Pro has the option in Channel setting called Use panners. It has to be 'on', to ensure that the pan of the channel is the same as the pan of its host chanel send.
I have a problem with panning. I have my guitars panned left and right but when sending them to the Rearbuss panning is lost and I have everything in the center. Any help? I havent quite understand yet the routing of the vocals. I am using Cubase. i Take all of the vocal tracks send them to a group that goes to mix buss or rearbuss? and then send from that group 2 sends to LeadVocals and LeadVocal Pultec? I figured out my other problem that I posted Now, I have another problem When I try to import the template into an existing Studio One project, It doesn't import anything but the color reference tracks. Those are pretty much useless. Is the template messed up or formatted wrong for import? I have paid for the class, downloaded the template, and now can't use it for what I need. Please help!
Great info!! I have at least one question about routing though In Studio One, I can make groups, but cannot assign that group to a VCA. What needs to be done in Studio One for proper routing in the setup step? Love the template so much!! Is there a reason the busses in Logic Pro X start on 1, and not ? will this create a problem with my already existing routing? I am a little confused because Andrew says that in the Vocal Pultec Channel the LA2A is set to act like a de-esser, compressing the higher frequencies more. But he actual has the emphasis R37 knob set all the way to flat CW.
That means that it compresses evenly throughout the whole frequency range. Fully CCW would be emphasizing the higher frequencies. That's what the manual says and that's also true on the real LA2A - I know because I just finished building a P2P hardware LA2A from original schematics. Would be great if you could clarify that. Thanks and best regards from Austria. I would give this 20 stars if I could. So much helpful info AND a Deftones shout out! No processing on either Bass or Guitar? Was looking forward to seeing what his templates would be for those tracks. Hi - template looks great, but i cannot find any tracks - shouldn't there be some? Please advise! many thanks! AScheps - Hello Andrew! Firstly I would like to thank you for sharing this routing logic; I am finishing my new album soon and its all because of how much this logic improved my mixes!
I have some fast questions: 1- how hard do you usually hit the REAR BUS compressor GR wise - an aproximation ; 2- how hard do you usually crush the vocals with the vocal crush compressor GR wise - this is probably a stupid question - I personaly adjust it until it breathes, combined with the dry one, but I am really curios about the Rear Bus one. I can't thank you enough for all your shared ideas! AScheps — Thanks for sharing your concepts. Between yourself and M. Brauer I really enjoy the creative brainstorm behind processing mixes. I imagine the rear buss and any shared parallel compression change when doing stems for a label, etc. Could you elaborate on how you do your final file delivery? Thank you, Shane. What an awesome video. So am I right to assume to creat them manually and reroute stuff. Beginner here, I'm confused.
how do you mix without audio files? Where are the audio files supposed to go in the template? working in Logic. Incredibly helpful video. I feel my mixing has improved dramatically already. One question: Do you send your global effects returns to the rear buss as well? It looked to me like you didn't have them sent there, but could be wrong. If not, is there a reason for this? Fantastic video! For me it was like the lights coming on. Been through it several times and trying it out on old mixes from ground up Suddenly mixing feels three dimensional! Question: Do you assign the Snare and Kick Auxes to your All Drums master fader group? If you don't then you can't solo your drums with the Drums master fader unless you set them as solo-safe. Which of your template tracks do you add to the fader groups you create? Enjoyed this video immensely! I would like to see an update on the template after brining out the scheps omni Channel. I am using the logic pro template and I have imported a number of audio tracks and the meters obviously show there's sound but it's totally muted.
Is there something I need to do? Have a quick question. Is that intentional and if yes, what is the rational behind it? I double the question that was asked weeks ago: In part2 at regarding the Lead Vox Pultec chain, you say that you attenuate 8K after it has been boosted in the first instance of EQP-1a. Afaik the attenuate knob on the Pultec works only together with the attenuate select switch to the right of it, which is set to 10K in the vid. As a result not 8K is attenuated as selected on the KCS-knob, instead 10 K gets attenuated. as selected on the "Atten sel"-switch. Great tutorial. My question is when you print your track you are using the sonnex limiter but if you are going to have a track mastered should you not run a limiter while printing the track to the print track?
ASheps Awesome tutorials and template, so useful. Is that intentional? Thanks in advance :. Has anyone who uses Sonar determined what would correspond to a VCA. I have everything else fairly well translated, though it has taken some time, but everything I have tried so far actually runs audio through a buss or aux when trying to get a master volume type control. Hi Andrew, I managed to translate the template to Cubase and it all works fine, there's just one thing I don't completely get: if you route your audio tracks to the corresponding VCA's and adjust those VCA's to make your final balance, aren't you changing the sound as a consequence of the changing level of the audio tracks being fed to the parallel buses? My question is do the instruments get bused to the AUX channels and still have out put or is the output of the audio going directly to the appropriate buss?
Another question would be do you individually process each track with EQ compression or what you like? AScheps Thank you for this and Ziggy tutorials! Regarding the mix bus, some plug-ins recommend dB as the sweet spot for input level. In order to follow that rule, I'm tempted to use a gain staging plug-in equivalent to your router track before my master bus chain to get signal down to dB, not increase the output at any stage between mix bus plug-ins, so signal passes through each plug-in at the sweet spot, and then use another gain staging plug-in after to increase the overall output. You seem to hit the mix bus at dB, then your chain boosts up to -6dB.
Should I worry about it? I like the idea of the Mix Buss Fader which is on Protools. Is it possible to have the same on Logic X? I still don't see how the "Rear Buss" is properly being used as a random send here and there? I'm a bit baffled I thought everything went thru the "RB" except your drums Did I misunderstand? Thanks of your assistance in advance. Hi, I'm using Logic X and I'm trying to drag Audio files from the Audio Bin into Andrew's template. The files will NOT drag. I'm at a loss here. I can drag them into my normal template but not Andrew's. What am I missing? BTW I've only used Logic X for a couple of hours so it's probably Operator Error Thanks to any kind soul for heading me in the right direction Hi Andrew.
Great stuff! I was curious how much gain reduction you tend to use on the Neve on the master buss router? This allows you to take your really loud, great sounding balance with all the parallel stuff and change the level going into the mix buss processing without affecting the sound at all. For me that can be down as much as 10 dB to get the sweet spot through the master chain. Hi Andrew, this video was incredible. Any suggestions? Thanks Andrew for another great video!!! Can't wait to apply what I've learned to my mix projects. Dear Andrew, thanks so much for that walk through it very enlightening! I was wondering about the limiter on your 2-buss? Is this to give clients a loud mix to listen to? Would you pull down the overall level to something like -6 dBfs before sending it to mastering? Does anyone know why the master faders in the Pro Tools template aren't replicated in the Logic template?
Or did I miss something? This is fabulous! Though I had to create my own template for the Reaper DAW! But can anyone tell me if Andrew's rear bus is simply used to provide parallel compression for the whole mix excluding drums which are on their own bus which goes to the mix bus, or is it used as a single aux going to the mix bus together with drums, and the remaining tracks and aux's are funnelled through it? To be honest I had no effing idea what the hell he was on about - and yet I do mixing - how is this possible - well I just do very basic simple stuff of course - But this just opened my eyes to a whole realm of possibilities, so I loved it and learned a lot just by the few bits I did catch on to - thanks! ASheps- Thanks mate. That's kind of where I arrived at with it, and it does feel like the right thing to do [at times].. Implementing your approach has remarkably improved my work and confidence, it's really not possible to thank you enough, I'm really enjoying my mixes for the first time ever.
If anyone is interested, I tried very gentle, sharp kiss of the oek in front of the rear bus compressor and that felt like it cleaned any harshness build up quite transparently. YMMV Be well Andrew and thank you to Ben and PureMix for all they do , regards, gene. I will sometimes High Pass before the compressor or suck out nasty mid range after the compressor, but only if it's bugging me. ASheps - Hi Andrew, I'm curious if you ever find a need or desire to make any EQ moves at all on your Parallel bus? Thanks again for sharing all this information with us, be well-Gene. johnlandi - There aren't supposed to be any audio files included, it's just a template session. I believe the files it's looking for were ones used to test the routing and sound of the translated session done by the pureMix Staff.
Hi Everyone, Andrew, when I open your Template in Logic Pro X, it says that there are audio files e. a guitar, etc. but I can't find them and they didn't download with the Template. Any idea of how to download them? Thanks, Emerson. Think the Fairchild channel, with its "about 4 dB of reduction" should be relabelled "tasteful drums buss"! All kidding aside, Andrew's tutorials are among the most insightful, instructive videos in existence. Hey Andrew, you are the man! Thank you so much for taking the time, explaining everything so well.
Great learning experience. One question: Is there any other tape emulation plugin that you would use if the Phoenix II would not be available anymore? UAD Oxide or any of the other two UAD tape simulators for example? Thanks in advance for any advice on this! It was really great to see what that Pultec "smiley" face adds to the end result. Rather than immediately rush to using the templates provided I would suggest watching re-watching the video and building your own up step by step will allow you to assimilate the concepts and ideas being presented. I love the transcript and Chapters features btw. Top work everyone involved. Great video and sound. Great information clearly dispensed. What more can you want? What a phenomenal man! Question: did I understand correctly, Andrew uses the Master Buss fader to turn down a mix when it's getting too hot?
I was always told that the 2 buss should remain at unity gain and left untouched. Any clarification on this would be much appreciated! Interesting video, but it seems odd that there are no audio stems with this product. Also, I'm a Cubase user and the video seems really more for Pro Tools users ie routing, configurations, etc. Because Cubase is a different animal, I'm not sure how some of this translates to my DAW. The Cubase template that comes with this using stock plug-ins is meh. Relatively speaking, this is kind of expensive for what you get. Any chance a Logic 9 version of the Template is added to this? I've now paid for the video, but cannot use the template! Heads up everyone - The template files do not contain audio files, the logic template may accidently reference some audio that we used to test the template but otherwise these are blank sessions for you import into your projects.
Should we be expecting some audio files? Scheps pour Cubase. Hi rvoznyuk, The reason there are no SPP plugins or Scheps73s for that matter in the template is that I generally use them as inserts directly on individual audio tracks. They are added on a case by case basis as I'm mixing. The mixing videos show my process in using those types of plugins, keeping in mind that the mixes we shot videos for were done before SPP was finished. Thanks, Andrew. Andrew, this is beyond awesome, because I've always wanted to adapt your mixing approach!! So, thank you so much!! However, I'm not seeing you use any Waves Parallel Particles plugins in your template So, was this plugin meant for folks who want to adopt your parallel processing approach without the hassle of setting up routing? Maybe you don't have it in your template because you're used to the way you have it setup? Just wondering :.
Over the top video. Are there Audio files missing for the Cubase template? This is why I love internet. Watched and implemented a few things to my hybrid set up. Huge thank you Master! Simplicity is the key. Logic Pro here I wonder why I used the fuckin mixer. Being in arrange window is way more efficient. Incredibly generous and helpful insight into this artists workflow. Thank you very much. On second viewing this is a guy who can do amazing mixes in his sleep and this is really just cutting down on timescales. The key is to make quick and good decisions! Q for Andrew or Fab: with the rear buds parallel compression, won't this get screwed if you have any processing on the Mix Buss? Should you not send it straight to the main out and bypass the Mix Buss in case you want to do any processing there?
Totally awesome. I'm going to build these principles into my own Cubase template tonight. Thanks puremix thang. That last word should've been "team" but I left it because it's a funny autocorrect that sort of works. Great Video but please help with this confusion: I'm trying to transform this into ableton but am confused as to what would a VCA equate to in ableton? Will it be a group? If yes then do certain aux's like the Kick or Snare or Drum Kit Aux comes inside that group VCF or outside the group? Big improvement now that the videos are in HD, much easier on the eyes. Keep up the great work! This is such a useful tutorial! Having a working template makes setup fast and systematic, thank you everyone at PM and thank you Andrew for another killer video. Video is great and very informative - the tracks however appear to be missing from the download? zoffmeister My apologies for being so abrupt.. I guess I was so stoked to have the ethos behind the template and saw that as the crown jewel of the tutorial that was so valuable, any effort to transpose to a different DAW seemed a small price to pay in return.
I will say, I think it is of great benefit to manually go through the process of re-creating the template, it helps lock in the thought behind the ideology that fuels the template. it must have taken years to settle on his own core template, even if it gets modded periodically based on content mood or pushing for more from his core temp. This video is outstanding. The template download puts it over the top. Being able to download the exact template used is vey helpful. It is nice to be able to open it up and look at settings, plugins and routing. I think this is one of the best videos on the site. Great job! Thank you so much Andrew! Not only you provided us with a fantastic template but sharing your experience on how you came to all this is so great!
Hats off Master Scheps! Hi; I was wandering about the use of the limiter at the end of his master buss. Does it mean that its mix is supposed also to be a master? Or is it set for a kind of mix polish? Can someone tell me regarding the Vocal Pultec trick. Andrew uses the Waves LA-2A with it's sidechain filter. I have the UAD LA-2A which doesn't have this feature. Is the sidechain filter essential for this trick to work and so will my attempt to emulate this fail? For years Ive seen and worked with mix engineers like Andrew who record mixes internally instead of using the bounce to disk option. Everyone seems to have the same answer when I ask why. They say "It just sounds better". Is there a technical reason for doing this? the Waves. You've explained the DBX The , you like your Rear bus with the ratio which doesn't exist on the CLA, but why switch to the Waves one instead of just recalling the same plug and changing the ratio.
Is it just to get different vibes from the modeled piece of hardware? Also, as far as 'every major daw' is concerned. We made templates for DAWs that we use, own and see in action everyday in pro-studios around the world. We are not personally familiar with Sonar, Reaper, Pyramix, Bitwig, DP, Samplitude, Tracktion, Acid, Ardour, FLStudio or the many, many others. It does not mean that they are not great, I'm sure they are, it just means that we not able to make a template that is worth its salt in those daws and be authoritative on how to work with it. If you are and you want to share your template with the pureMix community, please do so. It'd be badass. Hi guys. Just a couple clarifications: we debated whether or not to include other daw templates or even a protools stock-plugin template with the tutorial since the whole point of the the tutorial is for you to build your own template based on Andrew's principles. We went ahead to save you time.
It took a while and it cannot be perfect. The daw's various implementations make it almost impossible to achieve, let's not even discuss plugin selection. So, these daw templates are to be considered examples of how Andrew's template could be adapted. Fantastic stuff, lots of experience in this vid, thanks so much for sharing. I do have a question: In part2 at regarding the Lead Vox Pultec chain, you say that you attenuate 8K after it has been boosted in the first instance of EQP-1a. Or did i misunderstod something? A ton of info at lightning speed. I will defiantly watch this one again. Ah ha! I wondered about that when I watched the live-stream; I'm guessing the twin appearances of this technique, previously unseen on Puremix, is not a coincidence?
Multi-platinum mix engineer Andrew Scheps, walks you through his entire mixing template, track by track, revealing the in the box mixing setup that he uses on every mix! In this hour and half long tutorial, Andrew shows you how he imports his template to quickly setup his sessions and start mixing with familiar routing, plugins and effects all ready to rock. Learn how legendary mix engineer Andrew Scheps sets up his mixes and then download and start developing your own mix system based on his template. Swap in your own favorites plugins and build a reliable mixing system for yourself to use on every mix. Once you have seen how Andrew does it, you can download his personal template perfectly translated for the following DAWs:.
Parts of this site and some files are only accessible to pureMix Pro Members or available to purchase. Please see below our membership plans or add this video to your shopping cart. Once logged in , you will be able to click on those chapter titles and jump around in the video. So, what that does is it fills up the Bus A menu, then starting from Bus are all of the Buses that I use in my session and they are actually in a very specific order. As soon as a Bus is not named it means that you've got a little number in a little chicklet on the screen while you're mixing and you're not quite sure where that goes.
In this way once I import session data into the other session this will populate the Bus B menu and I'll show you what it means once I close this dialog so that, my Buses are always in the Bus B menu and the Buses that were already used in the session if any, are in the Bus A menu. Usually except drums, although there's an example on the PureMix site where I actually did put the drums into the Rear Buss.. I always work top to bottom: Drums, starting with kick ending with room mics or miscellaneous mics. Either above or below live percussion. That depends on the session.
Then we get to lead vocals. Then we get to background vocals. I used to have a 'mono bass track' crush Aux and this Bus is just laid around. So, we've just updated the template. I've got to take a second close the song open my template and make the change permanent" So, after percussion you'll see that there's nothing specific except for the vocal Buses now and that's because there's no specific processing that happens parallel for things like guitars, keyboards strings, horns. That stuff is all built on a case by case basis. It could be used on anything. So, my most used Buses are the top of my D menu and then I go in order by instrument so it's easy for me to find things. So from here to here to the VCA for drums that's all drum's stuff.
Again there's no processing involved but the VCA is made. So, Aphex Rear Buss, 'cos I'm not generally needing to get to this Aux. The return from that Rear Buss can live anywhere. We'll go through specifically what is doing processing-wise in a bit. So, reverb and slap. Also gets used on guitar solos, anything that wants to be spread out and be pseudo-stereo. This is the only audio track in the session. I though, well let me just put it in the template so if I need it I can import it and there it is. But all my guitars will be green. Because no matter what Buses they've used, if they've named them, whatever they've done, they will overlay starting with Bus 1, because that's the way Pro Tools works.
When you import Buses into a session They will leave named Buses alone but it will fill up the menu from 1 to It's a very important part of session prep that my Buses show up here so I can always find them. And you can see that in the session they're all used. They're all set up as the input or output of either a send or an Aux in my template. It's a lot to look at. So I will only ever have a send going to anything that's bright blue. Anything you send to is bright blue. Just makes it easier to find for me. And the reason I've made new colors for my, let's say, kick, snare and drum Aux and my percussion Aux as opposed to the tom Aux, is just to separate in my mind newer audio Auxes from older audio Auxes. I didn't need to have a different color that pop out for the actual Master Faders. It isn't necessarily just the drum kit. I can also try like: "Hey, what happens if I just pull the drums back a little bit? and you made a point to saying well, why do new work..
if there's already a Bus there to cover the drums then just go ahead and use it. Not too long after mixing that song, I got into trouble where I was reusing a group because I assumed that they had assigned the group properly and it turned out that the drum group also had some background vocals in it. They're just meant to be there. So, these three Auxes, which will get the drum kit will pass it to the Mix Buss. They go straight to the Mix Buss. I'll take all my lead vocal tracks. Just one for the lead, one for the background, so I've got some control.
It's solo safed. It goes to the Mix Buss. Whatever I assign to Kick Snare Crush comes down to the Kick Snare Crush Bus. I've got the UAD one here and I've got the Waves one sitting in the wings. Hit the hi-pass side chain and now all of the sudden the compressor isn't looking at all of that low end. Gets used on almost every single mix. that I'm not using? You need to listen for yourself what parallel compressors you like on drums and they just have different characters. Ok, so that said let's look at one of the very simple chains, which is the drum crush. I almost never look at it. I would guess 4 or 5 dBs of compression, if it's a really loud drum kit. But that said, even if I'm not really compressing there's still quite a bit of color that comes from any Fairchild emulation or any these sort of older crustier over-built compressors which would include something like the Fairchild or There is Does exactly the same job as the drum crush in a totally different way sonically.
I should go through all of them and see which one is the best on a drum kit. In hardware, when I was mixing on a console I used the EMI TG1 in limit mode. That's what worked. And I rented it. So that was one of my first kind of shared parallel compression being used just to build the track by only using it in certain sections. So I opened up a couple of old sessions, got rid of the drum crush, put on the Fatso, tweak settings, I've actually started off you can see here with one of the presets. This is what I ended up is that I don't even know if it's better. Make sure it's cool Maybe try tweaking it a little bit and just see, and eventually you'll find out that "yep, that's a good starting point for everything".
It just seems to work. A Devil-Loc. It's setup in the session, it's here in case I want it. This is not like a gated reverb thing. It will only be in the choruses of a song. Straight up reverb, it goes straight to the Mix Buss. By the time I've gotten the drum kit slamming the toms have got to be ridiculously loud to come through, so there's 4dB of gain. It's just meant to make the toms feel bigger. It's a little bit longer. It also has an unbelievably broad dip in the mid range because it gets rid of all of the cymbals that have just been made unlistenable by all the distortion.
It is also set to show me mute automation. It'll usually just be on in the choruses. It's gonna sound the same. And it also means that if I wanna just add a little bit of EQ to the drum kit or compress it a little bit, just because it's almost there but not quite, I've got one place to do it instead of having to figure out what I'm gonna do later on. But then I realize I don't always want the kick and snare going to the stereo drum compressors because what that can do is make the cymbals start sucking backwards because they'll get pulled down in the drum compressor everytime there's a kick or a snare. Open up the template and make them stereo.
So now, I've got a stereo kick Aux and a stereo snare Aux. So, whatever my drum balance is it automatically gets to all of the parallel stuff that needs to be there all of the time. Snare to the snare Aux.
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Afaik the attenuate knob on the Pultec works only together with the attenuate select switch to the right of it, which is set to 10K in the vid. Not sure why but the template is not playing any of my audio files in Logic Pro X. Another question would be do you individually process each track with EQ compression or what you like? close the song open my template and make the change permanent" So, after percussion you'll see that there's nothing specific except for the vocal Buses now and that's because there's no specific processing that happens parallel for things like guitars, keyboards strings, horns. Also, did you replace my two. Secured and trusted checkout with.
Theyou like your Rear bus with the ratio which doesn't exist on the CLA, but why switch to the Waves one instead of just recalling the same plug and changing the ratio. For years Ive seen and worked with mix engineers like Andrew who record mixes internally instead of using the bounce to disk option. it had a little bit more impact. Megan Thee Stallion Type Vocal Template for Pro Tools. It's solo safed.
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