Electronic Music In Logic Pro 11

P2P | 03 February 2025 | 3.15 GB

Take your music to the next level with our specialized course, Audio Mixing of Electronic Music in Logic Pro 11. This course is designed for aspiring producers and professionals who want to transform raw tracks into polished, radio-ready hits. With over 17 years of industry experience, iGroove, a physical studio and record label based in Rio de Janeiro, offers a unique learning opportunity directly from Michael Müller, our CEO and an industry expert. In this hands-on course, you will learn everything you need to achieve studio-quality results. Discover how to clean up your mix using EQ and frequency balancing to create clarity across all elements. Master the art of compression to control dynamics and give your tracks the professional punch and warmth they need. Learn the secrets of stereo imaging to add depth and dimension, while exploring creative effects like reverb, delay, and modulation to enhance your sound. The course also covers the essential steps for mastering your tracks, ensuring they are optimized for platforms like Spotify, Apple Music, and more.

Mixing With Your Eyes

FANTASTiC | 15 May 2022 | 560 MB

.:Smart Music & Audio Mixing:.

::Visual Equalization & Compression Techniques::

Hello! Welcome to the Visual Mixing Formula for Beginners! In this course, you are going to learn how to mix using essentially your eyes. What I developed here is something completely new. I’m sure you have never seen nothing like this before! People in online forums will tell you “use your ears, not your eyes”, but I’m here to prove that you should be using your eyes in addition to your ears in order to maximize your results. I have seen pro mixers making basic mistakes, simply because their ears were fooling them in that situation. The information contained in this course cannot be found anywhere else. As I said before, this system is completely unique and fully developed by me, after years of research. Although you can use it that way, it is important to mention that the goal of the visual mixing formula is not to deliver a completely finished mix. In fact, the main purpose is to deliver a great starting point from where you can make artistic decisions without worrying too much about technical aspects.

Electronic Music Part 2: Mastering

FANTASTiC | 22 March 2022 | 409 MB

The skills and concepts you learn will apply beyond electronic music to all forms of audio mixing, including audio for video and games. This class is intended for beginners, though more advanced producers may find some techniques and ideas to be useful. All you really need is a computer, though a good pair of headphones or speakers is recommended. Ideally you’ll have completed the previous classes and have a track that has been arranged and mixed. If not that’s ok, because I have provided a file that you can follow along with. By the end of this class you should have a completed mixed and mastered track!

Using Neutron TUTORiAL

FANTASTiC | 28 March 2022 | 348 MB

This course is ideal for anyone who needs to produce high-quality audio, but doesn’t have high-end audio engineering experience. We’ll show how Neutron 3 software enables you to automatically mix a complex audio track in a snap! Neutron uses machine learning to identify recordings and figure out how they should be mixed together. In short, Neutron functions as your own personal software mixing engineer. This course will explain and demonstrate how Neutron can help you mix better music – and even learn from it and become a better engineer in the process!

Audio Mixing for Beginners Part 1

FANTASTiC | 22 March 2022 | 548 MB

(channels, frequency and equalization)

In this class you will begin to learn how to mix a track. We’ll cover topics such as panning and stereo field, frequency ranges and EQing techniques. This class is intended for people new to music production and mixing. We will be using a free open source Digital Audio Workstation, so anyone can follow along. The topics covered also apply to audio mixing generally, in other DAWs and for other genres of music or other audio applications such as for video games or video. All you really need is a computer, though a good pair of headphones or speakers is recommended. We will discuss studio headphones and (monitor) speakers in a separate lesson. Ideally you’ll have completed the previous two classes and have a track that has been arranged and is ready to be mixed. If not that’s ok, because I have provided an original track that you can follow along with.

Audio Mixing Master Class TUTORiAL

TEAM BiFiSO | 21.12.2018 | 2.41 GB

This is updated Full Tutorial (Update 18.12.2018)

Get a master class in audio mixing from one of the music industry’s most admired teachers. Built around hands-on mixing exercises designed to show you how to listen and work like a music pro, this weekly series reveals the tips, tricks, and secrets to all the different facets of mixing, including instrument and vocal balance, panning, compression, EQ, reverb, delay, and making your mix as interesting as possible. See how the pros handle the critical balance between the bass and drums. Learn where, when, why, and how EQ should be used on virtually any instrument. Become proficient in tailoring just the right effect for each particular mixing situation. And master the key to fat and punchy sounding mixes: compression. Tune in every Thursday for a new tip!

Cubase 10: MiXiNG Explained®

SYNTHiC4TE | June 12 2019 | 748 MB

In this video tutorial series, DAW pro delivers an in-depth collection of video tutorials on how to prepare and mix a song in Cubase 10. Learn the important basics as well as more advanced topics when getting ready to mix your next masterpiece! First, Gary welcomes you and goes over what will be covered in the series, and then starts at the beginning, showing you how to prepare for mixing with steps like packing your tracks into folders for an easier mixing workflow, and assigning colors to your tracks for simple visual recognition. Next, learn how to use the Marker Track and Arranger Track to map out your song’s arrangement and quickly navigate between the different sections while mixing, as well as how to clean up any issues your audio may have by using Strip Silence. You’ll then get detailed coverage of the Mix Console, using Group Channels, Track Divider, Gain Staging and VU Metering pointers and more. Gary then starts to mix the tracks, and you’ll see common practices for processing Drums, Bass, Guitars, and Vocals, including using Sidechain Compression, reverb, effects and more.