MiXiNG AN EDM TRACK TUTORiAL

Team kEISO | June 25 2014 | 445 MB

This course features the song “Someone,” by Cato Anaya, with vocals by Natalie Bautista. Producer Dave Darlington has already shown you how to achieve a signature sound with Waves plugins. Here he demonstrates his Grammy-winning (and DAW-agnostic) techniques for mixing electronic dance music. From giving your vocalist the star treatment to pumping up the kick and bass, this short course will step up the creativity and quality of your music. Plus, get Dave’s signature tips on mastering several versions of your song in a single step and making quick revisions to any mix.

MTF Recording & Mixing 2014

PDF | 132 pages | 30.5 MB

Assembling and mixing your core sounds are the most dramatic processes in music production, and we’re focussing on both processes here. Recording sounds from the outside world – that is drums, vocals and so on – into the comfortable and safe environment of your DAW can be a tough ask. But we’ve broken it down – both in terms of how you set up your recording session outside of your computer and how to set up the session within your computer – with special tutorials and workshops on both external and internal recording.

Mixing and Mastering 2014 TUTORiAL

P2P | Date: 2014.06.11 | Size: 191 MB

Files: 17, BG tries to help you unleash your inner super producer by teaching you all the techniques and tricks the pros use to create the hottest beats on the radio today. This is a video tutorial by BG on how they mix and master their beats. I hope you guys enjoy these videos.

Mixing Techniques with Wvs Plugins TUTORIAL

Team kEISO | June 06 2014 | 2.95 GB

Learn how Dave Darlington achieves his Grammy-winning sound with WVS plugins. First, Dave covers EQ techniques, from boosting to cutting, notch filtering, tone sculpting, and hardware emulation.
Next, he discusses compression, including automatic levelers, multiband compression, side chaining, and hardware emulation. He moves into reverb, showing how to utilize the basic algorithms and parameters of different types of reverbs to create sonic ambience and a sense of space. Then, Dave covers delay and modulation effects, including multitap delays, flangers, and some tricks for adding bottom end, width, and crunch to the mix. Finally, he’ll cover some the basics of mastering, including master buss compression, EQing the master buss, and maximizing the output level.

Sound Check: The Essentials of DIY Audio Mixing TUTORiAL

Sound Check: The Essentials of DIY Audio Mixing | 329 MB

More than all other mediums, we seem to regard music as the most personal and vital to our existence. As its influence and importance continues to swell in the way human beings interact, connect and celebrate living together, so too increases the importance of understanding the art of audio engineering. This is precisely why I have decided to venture into education and build this class with Skillshare. I have had the pleasure of working with the likes of Jay Z, Kanye West, Eminem, Beyonce, and countless other brilliant artists throughout my career. While I continue sharpen my skills even this deep into the game, I am excited to share some of the knowledge and techniques I have gained over the years with all of you.

Mixing Electronic Music with Logic Pro TUTORiAL

Team SYNTHiC4TE | May 12 2014 | 1.6 GB

Mixing Electronic Music with Logic Pro

Learn everything you need to know about mixing electronic music with Logic Pro – Includes project stems to download So you’re a producer, DJ or an aspiring musician…? Then this course is for you. It’s about mixing electronic music. Wether it’s mixing your own productions or maybe a remix you are working on or a demo track for a record label. To make your mixes shine, add that punch and quality to your sound. What Makes “Good” Mixing? In this online mixing course you’ll learn how to use the four clear principles of good mixing. And all the techniques and exercises are carefully designed to fit within that structure. Every time you do one, you are building technique in one of those four principles.

Mixing EDM Tracks Logic Pro X TUTORiAL

Team SYNTHiC4TE | April 29 2014 | 305.6 MB

Mixing electronic music is tough! Electronic sounds, by their very nature, are extremely rich in harmonics. They share a lot of the same waveforms and transient characteristics and are often filtered and processed in similar ways. Unlike their acoustic cousins, electronic instruments inherently fight for the same, limited sonic space. In this course, designed by Mo Volans, you learn tons of mixing tips to help you make all the sounds in your mixed track sound their best and achieve clarity via the use of EQ, compression, spatial tools and more.