Would love to see a tutorial on mixing, how to fit everything together, what makes a good mix, what makes a mix sound professional and how to use eq, compression, filtering etc in the context of mixing.
Thanks in advance guys you are doing an awesome job!
[quote]Magik (02/11/2010)[hr]Would love to see a tutorial on mixing, how to fit everything together, what makes a good mix, what makes a mix sound professional and how to use eq, compression, filtering etc in the context of mixing.
Thanks in advance guys you are doing an awesome job![/quote]
I think this is a great idea. I find that my ability to achieve the other aspects of a production (like synthesis, different techniques, etc) way outmatch my ability to make the song as a whole sound crisp and professional.
That would be a superb tutorial!
This would be great.
This has been requested a handful of times now, don’t think anything will ever come of it as it hasn’t already, but who knows right?
I think proper mixing is done through solid EQ work.
I’ve been learning more & more about EQ every week.
I notice that when I am trying to get a solid mix from a track, its done almost entirely through EQ.
Cutting/boosting frequencies is what is giving it the crisp sound IMO.
Obviously doing automation has a big factor in doing a proper mix, but I think an indepth tutorial on EQ will have much much much more value than just a straight mixing tutorial.