Mixing & Mastering Electronic Music

P2P | 15 November 2015 | 1.22 GB

We will be mixing and mastering a track from start to finish in this course. You will get an in-depth, real world view of exactly how to mix and master your own music. You will learn the art and science behind various types of compression (regular compression, sidechain compression, multiband compression) and some recommended settings that can be used depending on the type of sound you are treating with compression.

What are the requirements?

• You should have access to a modern Digital Audio Workstation (DAW) such as Ableton Live, Cubase, Logic Pro, Reason or others.
• You should have a fundamental understanding of how to use EQ, compression, reverb, delays, etc.
• As stated above, around 6 months of electronic music production experience is recommended.

What am I going to get from this course?

• Over 21 lectures and 3.5 hours of content!
• Mix drums for maxmum punch and clarity so that they cut through your mix
• Mix a track that contains a wide range of bass sounds so that they all sit well with each other in your final mixdown
• use compression and multiband compression like a boss
• Use mid-side EQ to control the stereo field of any sound at different frequencies in the spectrum
• Make use of overdrive, saturation and distortion to bring out extra harmonics in your sounds, adding clarity and sparkle
• Learn some winning EQ approaches for every sound in this track – drums, basses, melodic instruments and vocals
• Discover my secret weapon for sidechaining on a multiband level to ensure the most coherent bassline possible
• Master your own track to give it that well polished finish that will enable your music to stand up against other professional tracks in a DJ mix online or in the club
• See how to use a reference track to get the best possible mix comparison

What is the target audience?

• Anyone who has at least 6 months of experience of making electronic music can take this course, whether you are relatively new to music production, intermediate or advanced. I am confident that even advanced level producers will still learn a lot from this course.
• If you are completely new to making electronic music, the material covered in this course may be too advanced for your current skill level.

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