@bigfatlazydork
Sara, You are so elegant in your dissemination of knowledge, you should be called Studiology Professor Sara🙌
@anshulmakesnoise
I cannot believe my luck that as I am working through making my templates and following up on your older videos on gain staging you released this today. Many thanks Sara for your wonderful contributions. I always learn so much from you.
@stogbroonthestrongmansloon
brilliant.needed to hear this right now
@crawlingman7003
This comprehensive tutorial is why I watch this delicious channel. 🎶
@MarkDibiase
I just love her voice !
@wheelhouseproduction1699
Your a great Engineer and teacher wow really opened my eyes to all the time I waste. I wish I would have seen your philosophy when I first started out but hey you can still teach an old dog new things. Thanks again
@rudeasmith5098
Love your workflow, I'm not a Capricorn, Libra here but I appreciate your methodology. I just discovered your channel, I'm about to sub because the way you breakdown the whys and how's is easy to follow and understand.
@christianhelwig
This is probably the template breakdown/walkthrough I've see. Thank you Sara.
@zhpub
I love how organized and logical your approach is. Thank you for taking the time and effort to share this. Having followed your courses this video answers a lot of questions I'd had regarding your tracks setup and routing. My #1 workflow tip is: use versioning - CTRL-ALT-S (in Cubase) to save with an increment of the version number.
@periloustemple8290
This was so fun and worthwhile! I have done some recent hardware and other changes, so am due for a fresh template. I am incorporating several of your ideas that I'd not thought about. As simple as it is: the lowercase letters (like r for reverb; d for delay) alone are just perfect. I use caps for my buses; lower case for the tracks. I color match VC's to what they control - and use color families so that the bus is a shade of the actual tracks. I do use folder tracks - and Studio One. I am watching this again when I build my template. Thanks for all you do!
@SantaAgain77
Thank You Miss Carter ! I like your advice on working with bass and snare ! Used them many times, and sounds gooood!! It will be very interesting to get template with rout and plug-ins ! 🙂🙂 Yes, yes, I know, it's always more or less the same for many artists and engineers. Вut from Your hands )))) with Your calm voice 😇 Regards from Europe )))
@QuaverloveStudio
1:36 - 1:39 You do it every time... and so well!
@peterfairlie2387
Wow Sara! Thank you so much for making this video. I'm just at a point in my very slow mixing journey in creating templates in Logic Pro X. I can't thank you enough. Your video's are the best. Pete
@Joey-rp5vg
Great video Sara. It looks complex and very versatile. I had to pause a few times to get what was going on. Thanks very much for the explanation, it's much apprecoated
@Optimice
Love you <3 Thanks so much for the free content!
@DJTawanda
🔥🔥🔥🔥
@ralfroeder
Hello Miss Carter, 2 albums, wow, a lot of work. Now I understand why we haven't seen anything new/current from you for a while. So first of all, happy new year 2025. and this topic has been of particular interest to me for some time.
@fabianing100
Hi miss Sara un saludos desde Colombia soy tu nuevo seguidor, gracias por tomarte el tiempo y ensañar al detalle todo esto, para mi este video fue lo máximo, desde ya espero la segunda parte no sabes cuando he aprendido, Dios te bendiga
@tonykitson195
Superb, Sara - thank you! Looking forward to part 2 despite its inevitable impact on my wallet … 😀
@SaraCarterSimplyMixing