Here at Sonic Academy, we are super excited and proud to bring you a brand new tutor and Ajunadeep virtuoso Marsh for an in-depth ‘Track Walkthrough’ of his floor-filling classic Heaven!
Taken from his new EP of the same name, this is a track originally born from a YouTube challenge using computer game samples that has grown into a surefire dance floor classic with a definite nod to some 90’s vibes thrown in for good measure.
Over 2 hours of first-class content, Marsh takes us through each element of how he built this track and the processing and plugins involved. From getting the mix on your kick and bass just right to creating your own synth sounds by editing samples, this is a walkthrough from a true pro who has a passionate understanding of what his fans want in a track and how to achieve it.
As Marsh says himself, this is the most in-depth and detailed walkthrough he’s done to date so don’t miss this opportunity to learn from one of the best.
this is great!! thanks Marsh. I understood more about kick and bass and how simple it can be to make them work together. Awesome content and you explain slowly and easy for everyrone to understand.
Great, in-depth mixing and song construction tutorial for anyone using Logic Pro. Useful tips for people who use other DAWS, but mandatory for Logic users!
Great course… DAW doesn’t really matter. At least not for me. Everything I pulled from the course is not DAW related.
Thanks a lot @marshmusician and cheers from Germanny
A fantastic course from Marsh, I absolutely love that retro vibe and I hope this course is the first of many from Marsh! I’m an Ableton user and can honestly say it does not matter what DAW you are using, some great tips taken!
Thank you for this tutorial Marsh. I have followed a few of your tutorials (including the Marsh Mondays) and I cannot thank you enough for sharing your approach to mixing.
Great tutorial!! I’ve been listening to Marsh’s productions for several years now. It’s really constructive to see his workflow and hear his thought processes while creating his tracks.
