Aggressive & Powerful Drums · Vocals that cut · Tight Bottom End Multi-mic’d Electric Guitars · Special FX · Tips, Tricks, and Concepts Mixing Modern Rock is full of tips, techniques and strategies to take your mixes from dry and dull to polished and professional. I’ve included the multitracks so you can follow along each step of the way.
Mixing Drums is full of tips, techniques and strategies to take your drum recordings from boring, stale and lifeless to huge, punchy and professional. EQ, compression, editing and more, mix engineer teaches you how to take the drum sounds you have in your head and bring them to life in your mixes.
Mixing with Delay is full of tips, techniques and strategies to take your mixes from dry and dull to tastefully polished and professional. Depth, character, tone, and vibe, mix engineer teaches you how to creatively manipulate the stereo field and bring your mixes to life
Mixing with Special FX is full of tips, techniques and strategies to take your mixes from dry and dull to unique and exciting. From quick and easy tricks to game-changing mix strategies, professional mix engineer teaches you how to take your mixing chops to the next level
Logic Pro X is a powerful tool for mixing. In this tutorial video series, Eli Krantzberg demonstrates how to use Logic Pro X to mix drum tracks and get a polished professional sound. After a short video describing the series, Eli demonstrates how to time align an exterior room mic with the rest of your drum kit. Then he uses Logic Pro X’s Channel EQ plug-in on each overhead track to blend all the elements of the drum kit together. Then he compresses the overheads using the classic VCA compressor model in Logic Pro X’s Compressor plug-in.
Tired of comparing your mixes to the pros and not even coming close? Hardcore Mixing is the flagship course. Learn the Hardcore Mixing secrets that will turn you from aspiring engineer into sought-after mixer – without buying more gear, having a fancy studio or going to audio college.
This high level audio course is essential knowledge for anyone who wants to learn how analog consoles and their state of the art studios are “wired up.” It gives you the deepest possible understanding of mixing console Signal Flow and I/O in both the analog and digital domains… In the DAW world of pull-down menus and point & click selections we often don’t realize how all of these actions are actually modifying the audio signal path. Maybe it’s because we’re not pushing real buttons and adjusting real knobs. Or maybe it’s simply because we no longer make physical connections using patch cords and patch bays. Yet, understanding analog connections is key audio knowledge to have since all DAWs are based on these important analog concepts. It turns out that, if you really want to learn audio recording, plugins and mixing, you’ve got to understand the incredible signal path that audio tracks take on their convoluted journey to the console’s output and, eventually, to your final mix.
