Advanced EDM Mixing Principles TUTORiAL

TEAM kEiSO | 2015.06.26 | 546 MB

While genre does not affect many mixing techniques, EDM (electronic dance music) has unique challenges. Artists want their songs to sound loud, wide, and heavy, without suppressing their unique texture or competing with the underlying rhythm. In this course, Colin Fisher teaches advanced mixing techniques specifically suited to the EDM environment. He’ll touch on loudness and dynamics, headroom and gain, and processing with compression, limiting, and clipping, as well as show how to manipulate stereo and frequency placement like the pros do. The end result is a fat, wide, and full sound that will help your tracks break through.

The Fundamentals of Mixing TUTORiAL

SYNTHiC4TE | June 21 2015 | 412 MB

BUILD YOUR MIX FOUNDATION STRONG

The methods for getting a great mix are dependent on the genre of music, gear being used, and the person doing the mixing, but the fundamentals are always the same. Let mixing expert Brock Jon show you the ever-important fundamentals that you can apply to all of your mixes. The next two videos discuss Balancing the Mix, beginning with the Drums, in order to have your tracks sounding close to where you want them before you start processing individual sections and tracks. Brock then gets into the individual sections of your song, beginning with Treating the Drum Tracks. After that, he explores Treating the Bass, Keyboards, Guitars, and Vocals. Finally, with the song almost mixed and all the tracks sitting where they need to, he shows you how to Apply Reverb to Give Your Mix Extra Depth and Width.

Mixing Essentials TUTORiAL

P2P | 12-06-2015 | 1.5 GB

In these tutorials Echo Sound Works explains four fundamental techniques to getting that desired balance in your mix. Shows you how to use Mid Side and MidLeftRight processing to clean up muddy mixes.Mid Side processing is a common technique that allows us to split the audio signal into the Mono (or mid content) and then the side (left and right usually). This is especially helpful on synths and instruments that are stereo tracks because you can EQ the middle/mono content independently from the side content. You can take this process a step further and split your stereo tracks into three individual stems or tracks. Make sure the center one is a MONO track and the pan the other two hard left and hard right. This will give you the utmost control over each element in the stereo field.

Mixing audio in Logic and Logic Pro X TUTORiAL

TEAM kEISO | 2015.06.12 | 188,39 MB

Course to help teach people how to use logic pro x for mixing audio. Through out the course students will learn how to use track groups, busses and automation. We’ll walk step by step through setting up your project, creating a multi track for your mix and looking at some areas for discussion when approaching a mix for a client or a personal project. With the availability of home studio equipment on the rise and studios now coming in the format of a 13″ laptop we wanted to share some key pieces of information to help people get the most out of using logic for production. The knowledge used in this course isn’t just useful for mixing but is transferrable to many uses when using Logic. The course is made up of a series of short to the point video’s to guide you through each technique, there is a folder of audio for you to have a go mixing your self and some useful key commands that you can import to your set up at home.

Mixing and Mastering Electronic Music TUTORiAL

SYNTHiC4TE | June 08 2015 | 500 MB

Discover Pro Level Mixing Secrets – Watch An Entire Track Get Mixed And Mastered From Start To Finish In Ableton Live. This course provides you with an in-depth look at how to mix and master your own music.

Tracking and Mixing Master Series I TUTORiAL

P2P | 28.05.2015 | 564 MB

Producer of the stars Tony Shepperd has worked with Whitney Houston, Madonna, Quincy Jones, Diana Ross, Lionel Richie, Kenny Loggins, Boyz II Men and many, many more. In his first series, Tony reveals his personal theories and practices for recording a rock band and mixing the track… Get on board!. Tony Shepperd starts your time together with an introduction, followed by “The Journey of Sound”, where Tony discusses the important fundamentals of sound. Next, setting up to record drums and tracking the trio is shown. How to record vocals is then demonstrated, as well as setting up keyboards and MIDI. The “3 Dimensions of a Mix” are discussed, and Tony then begins to deconstruct the mix he created of the rock band.

Stereo Width How To For Improving

Your Stereo Mixing TUTORiAL

SYNTHiC4TE | May 11 2015 | 932 MB

Improve Your Stereo Mixing. Walkthrough different techniques plus pro tips and tricks.

Adding stereo width to a mix requires a creative hand. Just as adding shading to a picture can make certain elements appear to jump off a canvas or provide depth in a scene. Get it right and your tracks will have a tangible sense of dimension. Get it wrong and your would be masterpiece will lose all perspective. If you want to know how to apply stereo width to your mix you’ve come to the right place. In “Stereo Width How To” you’ll walkthrough different panning techniques, well known stereo fx, pitch shifting, mid side eq and processing, stereo imagers and the importance of referencing in mono. Striking the right balance with Stereo Width Understanding that wider is not necessarily the best approach to mixing is an important insight for producers of every level. This Stereo Width ‘How To’ course is as much about how to add stereo width as it is how not to. The main objective here is to make the right sounds jump out and support a sense of space by observing the mix as a whole. Learn how to successfully inject stereo width into your productions in 11 easy to follow video tutorials covering everything from adding drum width, to pitch shifting, modulation effects and more…