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What do you want to know about mixing?
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nick
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Posted : Apr 8, 2008 00:02
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On 2008-04-05 13:35, UnderTow wrote:
Speakafreaka is right about arrangement being extremely important in mixing. Possibly the most important element but maybe also the hardest to explain in a book.
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Definitely. This has been one of the key concepts so far of the book and I'm glad to have it echoed by such a respectable producer as yourself.
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Glitch_CapeTown
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Posted : Apr 8, 2008 01:10
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PsyTiax
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Posted : Apr 9, 2008 15:34
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Well I do have a question, after learning how to beat match, what should be the most logical next step ? |
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Kitnam
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Posted : Apr 9, 2008 20:38
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1.composing + mixing on the run through track creation compared to mixing generelly splitted from composing.
2. mixing/composing through masterbuss-effects especially compression. pros and contras
3. stacking compressors compared to mulitband. if stacking, how you decide on different compressors.
4. drumbus compression - followed by masterbuscompression. pros and contras. offcourse ways to do or not to do.
5. valve emulation, tape emulation and saturation. how to use it, on which busses, channels, etc.
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