This short course demonstrates the process of recording a complete track using Push 2. The track is very simple, but it is useful for students who what to develop a workflow on Push that incorporates the technology while producing a piece of music that is actually using music theory principles.
This course is designed to make the processing of mixing your track feel more like music and less like engineering. You’ll learn how EQ and compression work together to help you make the right musical choices for each track in your mix. You’ll learn what to listen for when using a compressor. These stems can be used in an DAW (ProTools, Cubase, Ableton, Logic, etc.). The lessons in this course are presented with Cubase, but the main focus is EQ and Compression which are universal topics that apply to any DAW. Follow along with this walkthrough-style course to learn how the technicalities of mixing with EQ and Compression. With these skills, you’ll be able to stay focused on your music without having to compromise on a half-baked final mix.
This 4 part course is a collection of those cool little tricks that producers and engineers use in the studio to sweeten the sound, and add excitement to a song. Some of these tricks are commonly used on a daily basis, and some are secret weapons only used when in specific situations. Each video in the course explains one simple trick. It is common practice to use a combination of tricks when producing a song. So once you have the knowledge, it becomes a process of trial and error to learn when each trick is appropriate.
Mixing Pop Ballads takes you from start to finish through American Idol finalist, Jeremy Rosado’s song “Save Me”. You’ll learn tips, techniques and strategies to take your mixes from dry and dull to polished and professional. The multitracks are included so you can follow along and mix the song for yourself. You’ll also get a license to use your own version on your resume or website for promotion.
Steve Albini is one of the most well know recording and mixing engineers in the world. He’s worked with bands and artists such as Nirvana, Jimmy Page, Foxy Shazam, and Bush, just to name a few. In this event Steve will be showing you his workflow on a mix using a 2” tape machine, API console and outboard gear. Although this session will be 100% analog, the techniques showcased can still be applied to the digital world. Watch, hear and learn a variety of mixing techniques Steve has used throughout his career.
Drums, bass, acoustics and more, mix engineer teaches you how to achieve a professional sound out of your mixes.
Tight & Punchy Drums · Clear & Present Vocals · Big Bottom End Acoustic & Electric Guitars · Keys, Synth, Aux · Creating the Live Feel & So Much More! Mixing Gospel is full of tips, techniques and strategies to take your mixes from dry and dull to polished and professional.
