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Mixing Music - Learn how to mix Country Pop like a Pro!
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Mixing Music - Learn how to mix Country Pop like a Pro!

Mixing Music: Improve your mixes & learn the BEST techniques in the industry used on multiple platinum selling records!
Created bySignature Sound
Last updated 12/2016
English
English [Auto],

What you'll learn

  • Learn everything that goes into mixing a professional sounding rock ballad from start to finish.
  • Learn from a professional recording studio with over 25 years of experience and expertise that has serviced bands such as U2, Blink 182, Switchfoot, Icona Pop and many many more.

Course content

4 sections26 lectures3h 37m total length
  • Game plan1:54

    Follow a real-time, step-by-step game plan for mixing country pop, featuring live note-taking, sequence of actions from first to third, and an invitation for viewer feedback to upgrade the process.

  • Basic Mixing Overview - Initial steps and philosophy6:23

    Master the initial steps and philosophy of mixing, balance dynamic range, and use bus compression to glue the track while keeping the lead vocal loud and competitive.

  • Guitars and vocals in the Mix9:42

    Record and mix guitar overdubs to build textures with top guitar, metal rhythm, funk, U2, and lead Phil guitars, while shaping vocals with harmonies for a dense blend.

  • Session overview first part14:52

    Explore session routing, Pro Tools workflow, and bus-based mixing techniques for country pop, including parallel compression, print workflows, and keeping headroom without mastering.

  • Session overview second part14:28

    Learn advanced drum mixing for country pop with custom samples, tambourines, and percussion layering; manage groups via VCA faders, clip gain, and effects routing for a loud, polished mix.

Requirements

  • Basic understanding of Computer Recording
  • Basic understanding of Audio Signal Flow
  • Basic understanding of Equalization, Compression, Delay, and Reverb

Description

Tune in to this episode for some excellent mixing advice from Daniel Robert Ford; as we deconstruct his mix of “I Like the Sound of That” by the band, Autopilot. You will learn how Daniel approaches a mix, and you will get an in-depth glimpse into these methods of session routing, organization, and how and why he uses his own custom plug-in presets. The episode includes an in-depth analysis of the mix, from the bottom up, starting with drums and bass, and moving on up to vocals. You will hear how and why he chose the plug-ins that he used to craft the sound; Daniel explains how he dealt with specific issues that arose along the way. The entire episode is structured using notes written during the mixing process, offering exceptional insight that you might not usually get during a standard mix deconstruction. It is a fantastic seminar, so do not miss it!

Good mixes result from efficient musical arrangements, well-recorded tracks, and tight musical performances. The track in this tutorial was recorded at Signature Sound in Studio A by top recording engineer Christian Cummings. You will enjoy working on a very well-recorded song produced in a high-end recording environment.

Who this course is for:

  • Intermediate to advanced audio engineers and enthusiasts who want to learn industry standard mixing techniques and mixing secrets used by professional engineers on today’s hit records.