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Mixing & Mastering for Producers
Rating: 4.7 out of 5(145 ratings)
1,138 students

Mixing & Mastering for Producers

A modern approach to the age-old art of Mixing & Mastering
Last updated 5/2025
English

What you'll learn

  • Apply creative mixing techniques in exciting new ways
  • Understand all important mixing tools and know when and how to use them
  • Hear what compression does, and know how to use the different types (side-chain, parallel, multiband, Mid-Side)
  • Create energetic, well-defined and full sounding mixes

Course content

1 section21 lectures7h 21m total length
  • 01.A - Introduction & Template12:19
  • 01.B - Gain & Compression 1.038:47
  • 02 - EQ 1.021:32
  • 03.A - Modulation FX 1.026:51

    Explore modulation effects that copy and alter signals, including phasers, flangers, choruses, and micro shift; learn to add movement and stereo width with practical demos.

  • 03.B - Delays 1.023:51

    Explore delays as a versatile tool in mixing, using Echo Boy to shape feedback, chorus-like modulation, ping-pong and dual echoes, stereo imaging, diffusion, and rhythm-based effects.

  • 04 - Stereo Imaging 1.021:38
  • 05 - Distortion 1.018:35
  • 06 - Reverbs 1.035:53

    Explore how reverbs shape space and depth with digital, plate, convolution, and spring types, understanding early reflections, diffusion, density, pre-delay, and dampening to position elements and keep mix clarity.

  • 07.A - Gain & Compression 2.017:46
  • 07.B - MultiBand Compression12:33
  • 08 - EQ 2.011:54
  • 09 - Modulation FX 2.033:45
  • 10 - Distortion 2.029:29
  • 11.A - Reverb 2.025:50
  • 11.B - Automation & Arrangement47:42
  • 12.A - Mixing Stems31:09

    Master stems with step mastering by bouncing related tracks into groups, applying gluing compression and saturation, then re-importing for final mastering to achieve a cohesive, transparent mix.

  • 12.B - Analyzing9:24
  • 12.C - Mastering EQ7:51

    Mastering eq requires subtle, targeted shaping: cut below 30 hertz, lightly boost the high end for air (including side channels), and adjust 300 Hz region to balance warmth and width.

  • 12.D - Mastering Stereo Image7:14
  • 12.E- Mastering Limiter5:44
  • Bonus: Additional Support & Questions1:28

Requirements

  • No prior mixing experience is needed, it's all in the course

Description

Did you ever get confused by all those Youtube videos showing you how to mix a track that has already been fully produced? What about the production stage itself, isn't that sort of mixing as well? Where does one end and the other begin?
These are good questions to ask, but often difficult to find answers to.

The truth is, most modern producers don't wait until the track is done before they start mixing. With modern tools and workflows it is hard to separate where sound design/production ends and where mixing begins. In our course we explain the complete workflow: from the start (mixing/processing while producing) to the final details (arrangement, creative mixing & mastering).
The short answer? Mixing is sound-design.

This course is separated in two different parts, in the first part we'll learn all the basics about Gain Staging, Compression, EQ, Delays, Reverbs, etc. In the second half of the course we'll revisit all of these but this time from a Producer & Sound-Designer point of view, which opens up a whole new world of possibilities. You'll start to understand how one tool has multiple purposes, and how you can fluently switch between the various uses. At the end of the course you'll be able to understand sound in itself, instead of just being able to "Mix" or "Produce"

Getting control over your sound is a powerful feeling; it allows you to be more creative and it makes mixing and finishing your songs a whole lot easier.

Whether you are a beginner or advanced producer, our online training is designed to help you make your tracks sound powerful and professional, getting everything to sit right in the mix and creating engaging and interesting arrangements.

Who this course is for:

  • Producers who want to create better mixes and get a good insight in the difference between the two mindsets