Mixing Workshop From Stem to Final Master

AAC | 128 Kbps | 44.1 KHz | 2 channels | ~6 hours | 7.59 GB Genre: eLearning Video / Sound Processing, Music Production, Mixing

Mixing can indeed be a very daunting subject, and it can feel overwhelming to know how to piece together the puzzle of mixing an entire track – even if you know a lot of basic mixing principles.

That’s why we made a recorded mixing workshop that gives you an insight into the real life workflow and methods of a professional mixing engineer, showing how he approaches the mix and mastering stage of a track – all the way from opening the stems to the final master.

Through the workshop, Toby Mason will take a track from Evenant co-founder Arn and show the entire process of mixing and mastering the track for the final delivery.

Module 1:
The Fundamentals Of Sound And Mixing

This module is all about getting to know the fundamental concepts of sound and mixing, in order to make good decisions during the mixing process. You will learn about how we hear, monitors vs headphones, your room, psychoacoustics, frequency masking, and much more.

By the end of this module, you will have a solid understanding of the concepts and tools required to create a foundation for great mixes.

Module 2:
Mixing An Orchestral Track

In the second module, Toby covers the essential tools of a mix engineer in depth with practical and in context examples. We get a detailed look into tools such as EQ, Compression/Expansion, Multi band Processing, Spectral Processing, Time Based Processing (reverb & delays) and Saturation/Distortion.

Module 3:
Mixing An Orchestral Track

In this module, Toby will mix and master an orchestral cue written by Evenant’s co-founder Arn.

In this module you will see a lot of practical applications of principles learned in Module 1 and 2, as well as be able to follow along the entire workflow of an actual mix, with explanations for every big move along the way.

From getting the depth and with, to making sure each impact and drum sounds big and powerful, making the strings sound lush and warm, and making the brass sound majestic and grandiose. You will also learn a lot of Toby’s secret sauce to getting loud, wide and punchy masters to finish off your tracks in style.

Module 4:
Mixing With Advanced Concepts

Now we understand the basic process of mixing, Toby dives into more advanced mixing techniques using a different track, with each lecture focussed on a specific instrument or instrument group.

The areas of focus include; Solo Instruments, Vocals, Short Strings, Percussion and more. more being Pings and Basses & Pulses.

The module rounds off with an in-depth lecture diving into some Advanced Production Techniques.

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