Sonic Academy proudly welcomes back veteran dance music producer Ian Bland for an in-depth course in Mixing and Mastering.
Using stems from ‘Back To The Flow’, a track he released under his ‘Maverick’ guise, Ian shares the techniques he’s fine-tuned over the 25 years he’s been producing hit records.
Throughout this tutorial, Ian uses both high-end plugins that emulate classic hardware used in professional studios, along with Logic Pro’s own stock plugins - similar to those found in any DAW, to give us a masterclass in achieving perfect end results whether you’re on a budget or not.
With tips on how to fine tune the compression, eq, panning, stereo spread and everything in between, this course demonstrates all the tools you can use (both expensive and the more accessible) to help your tracks shine and prepare them for both a club environment and an online release.
Check it out and get your tunes sounding more polished than ever!
NB
The vocals are included for educational purposes only and you do not have a license to use the vocals in your own productions.
You can purchase the pack from the Loopmasters website - use “LMNYR” to get 30% off this pack until May 19th 2018
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…definetly you have a lot of good techniques that Im going to remember, but Im struggling to find out if you did actually master the tracks good or badly? I mean, when you applied the high-end and low-end plugins I can see your master is always clipping to red, but then you bring out an LUFS meter that supposedly you are suggesting from to get the right levels…the problem is I don’t know if you are actually clipping on the master or if the LFU meter represents the actual loudness of the master, so Im not sure about what is really happening.
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