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Hit-Song MIXING making-of w/ GRAMMY® winning Enrico De Paoli
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Hit-Song MIXING making-of w/ GRAMMY® winning Enrico De Paoli

The step-by-step, behind the scenes of mixing a pop song, from start to finish.
Created byEnrico De Paoli
Last updated 2/2019
English

What you'll learn

  • The making-of, step by step, of my GRAMMY® winning techniques to mix a song in your computer and ProTools®.
  • In this video making-of, I show exactly what I do when mixing. Creating a 80's big studio style SSL console inside ProTools® and mixing as if I was in an large analog SSL studio.

Course content

14 sections14 lectures1h 58m total length
  • Introduction1:54

    Experiment by playing one bass after another to hear how they blend in context. Adjust the low end to add brightness, reach toward the high end, and lower the knee.

Requirements

  • It helps if the spectator (student) has some experience with music production softwares.

Description

In this video making-of, the multi-GRAMMY® awarded producer/engineer Enrico De Paoli, shows exactly what he does when mixing a pop song. By creating an 80's big studio style SSL console inside ProTools® and mixing as if it was a large analog studio, the engineer saves time and distractions focusing exclusively in the music. During this "behinds the scene / making-of" video, you will see a direct-to-the-point mixing session that reaches a radio-ready sound in a very short amount of time.


Again: this is NOT a course. It is rather a step-by-step, making-of video where the engineer Enrico De Paoli shows you his GRAMMY® winning simple mixing/engineering/producing techniques and workflow to achieve a hit-song sound.


The music in this video is by the artist ZEE, and it was produced by herself, Enrico De Paoli and Emmanuel Tuffet.

Who this course is for:

  • Music engineers. Record producers. Singer/songwriters. Musicians who want to produce better souding music.