In our students' words.
“The course was helpful to me to gain a better understanding of the specifics of how to make my mixes better. Explaining specific concepts about compression, reverb, delays, EQ, etc. that I never really had a good grasp of before.”
Cyndi Lee
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Enroll nowEqualization
Shelving, peak and graphic EQ, what lives in each frequency band, and how to cut and boost - with starting points for kick, snare and bass.
Read →Mixing in Dolby Atmos
Not surround sound and not more speakers - a different way of describing where a sound is. Beds and objects, the room you probably do not have, why the loudness war was never possible in Atmos, what changes about mixing and what does not, and how to deliver it.
Read →Modulation
We have discussed the most common modulation effects such as chorus, flanging and phasing. Now it is time to investigate other modulation effects.
Read →Dynamics
The human ear uses compression for pretty much the same reasons that we do in music, that being to control the level of an audio signal. As you may…
Read →Mixing Electronic Music
Some of you may be aware that the primary use for a gate is to reduce noise and any unwanted signal that is present in your recordings. For example you…
Read →Equalization
Equalization is the process by which an equalizer is used to either boost or cut different frequencies in an audio signal in order to change its tonal…
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