Mixing for Music Producers
Get your tracks radio-ready with this comprehensive guide to mixing for producers.
4.31 (840 reviews)
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6.5 hours
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Sep 2021
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What you will learn
Mix a song in any genre
Export a production session for mixdown
Prepare a mix session with naming, organization, and color coding
Set up submix routing
Achieve a static mix with fader balancing
Shape tone with EQ and avoid frequency masking
Apply compression for dynamic balance
Choose and apply plugins for maximum impact
Use automation to create a dynamic mix
Prepare a mix for mastering
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Our Verdict
Mixing for Music Producers offers a well-structured introduction to the art of mixing. While its focus on electronic music production may not cater to everyone's needs, and the pacing might challenge some learners—particularly those already familiar with basic concepts—Dylan's expertise shines through in his detailed explanations and engaging examples. This course excels as a starting point for aspiring music producers seeking to expand their skillset by learning the essentials of mixing.
What We Liked
- The course provides a comprehensive overview of the mixing process, making it an invaluable resource for beginners and those looking to improve their foundational skills.
- Dylan's in-depth explanations of concepts help learners grasp complex ideas and understand the 'why' behind techniques like compression and automation.
- The course progresses logically from basic concepts to more advanced topics, allowing learners to build their knowledge step by step.
- Real-world examples, linear lesson structure, and quizzes at the end of each chapter facilitate mastery of mixing principles.
Potential Drawbacks
- Monotonous voice delivery and a lack of kinesthetic learning exercises can hinder engagement for some learners.
- A stronger focus on specific frequencies, faders, panning, and in-depth processes would benefit intermediate to advanced students.
- Limited explanations of gain staging levels, pre gain adjustments, and mixing mid/side might disappoint those seeking more comprehensive guidance.
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19/09/2013
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