Art of Mixing Course
Overview
The Art of Mixing Course guides students through a comprehensive program of learning designed to propel them towards becoming advanced mix engineers. With the focus on the art of mixing itself, the course includes extensive practical tutorials over a wide variety of musical genres: Dance, Rock, Pop and Hip Hop. If you want to make any music sound as good as it possibly can, then this is the course for you. Students will learn to listen to music from a critical perspective and understand the science behind the sound. You will learn how to use the mixing tools available to you as part of the overall sound mixing process to create that perfect mix. Students on this course have access to an unprecedented selection of practical video tutorials - including some very special exclusives with top industry professionals sharing their own mixing tips, tricks and techniques. Balancing, panning, aural perception, EQ, compression, limiting, gates, and effects are all covered in detail. Upload your music each week for DVR™- expert analysis and video feedback from professional sound engineers who have worked with La Roux, Primal Scream,Freemasons, Stereophonics, The Rakes and Terry Callier. Youtube
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Course Contents
Week 1: Understanding Acoustics
Week 2: Fundamentals – Balance and Pan
Week 3: Equalisation and the Nature of Sound
Week 4: Dynamics
Week 5: Spacial Awareness
Week 6: Getting Creative
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Week 7: Mastering Automation
Week 8: Mixing Vocals
Week 9: Masterclass - Advanced Compression
Week 10: The Mix Process
Week 11: Industry Masterclass - Mixing a Hit
Week 12: DIY Mastering
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Tutor profile
JC Concato
JC's previous projects include production, engineering and remix work for the likes of Bjork, Portishead, The Cure, Erasure, Allister Whitehead, Galliano, Pressure Drop, Raggatwins and Renegade Soundwave. |
"I'd like to say a big thanks to my tutor for his consistency, professionalism and damn good tips and feedback."
(Daniel Cesana - AUSTRALIA)















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