Mix is the world’s leading magazine for the professional recording and sound production technology industry. Mix covers a wide range of topics including: recording, live sound and production, broadcast production, audio for film and video, and music technology.
Learn my custom parallel vocal chain and the concepts I use from start to finish. I learned my automation techniques from some of the best. Solid automation can help take your mixes to the next level. Get my custom Pro Tools template complete with an in-depth walkthrough so you can customize it to your taste and needs.
Inside the Mix is a new series of tutorials that will take you behind the scenes of my latest mixes so you can see a track by track breakdown of a professional mix. Learn the how, but more importantly, the why behind each of my mix decisions.
This compressor plug-in was created in cooperation with Ploytec. 700 W is a completely new approach to compression. Unlike a conventional compressor it only acts where you need it. It’s main field of application is to enhance your endmix. Gain up to 1.9 dB of loudness you can’t get from any other tool. 700W is easy to use. Just lower the threshold as long as you don’t hear artifacts. And try the different sounds. Probably the “artifacts” will enhance your mix with the right sound setting.
Mix is the world’s leading magazine for the professional recording and sound production technology industry. Mix covers a wide range of topics including: recording, live sound and production, broadcast production, audio for film and video, and music technology.
Industry pro engineers, mixers and producers Bob Horn and Erik Reichers return with their second episode of Mix Review! Watch as they take a recordist’s non-pro mix and import it side by side into their DAW, and show you in-detail, how they would approach the mix in real-time, from start to finish. Get priceless tips and see where the improvements can be made and how to make them, creating a true professional, radio ready mix. Shot in Pro Tools, but applicable to any DAW, Bob and Erik start by playing you the mix of the song “Indiana” by Brandon Guyton, then discuss some of the challenges faced with the tracked material, and their strategies for improving it, as well as the direction of where they took the mix. Bob and Erik start with the vocals, explaining what needed help and ways to go about fixing the issues. Then it’s off to the electric and acoustic guitars, and accordion, which proved to be challenging to make work in the mix. Next, the duo tackles the bass guitar, cymbals, and violins, showing ways to improve them greatly from the original mix, giving them their own space, and that polished sound and feel.
‘Mix Up Chelsea’s Vocals: Female Hooks Vol 1’ features a multi-genre female vocals and hooks organised into six Construction Kits and six complete hooks. These radio-ready female hooks will inspire your next Hip Hop, Trap, R&B, or Pop Track. Mix and match over 70 individual vocal loops however you please to create your next hit. Many producers spend over hundreds of dollars paying professional singers and songwriters to write and demo hooks and songs on their beats, and a lot of times, are not happy with the final result. Inside each Construction Kit folder is the WAV (24-Bit) mixed accapella, master file, as well Chelsea’s individual dry vocals in WAV format that are separated for complete freedom of editing and rearranging your track.
