Mixing and Mastering

Course

In Brighton and Hove

£ 950 VAT exempt

Description

  • Type

    Workshop

  • Level

    Advanced

  • Location

    Brighton and hove

  • Class hours

    24h

  • Duration

    3 Days

This course aims to clarify a few things, expose some myths, correct a few fundamental mistakes and leave you with the ability to make better sounding records, from start to finish.

Facilities

Location

Start date

Brighton and Hove (East Sussex)
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43-45 Coombe Terrace Lewes Road, BN2 4AD, BN2 4AD

Start date

On request

About this course

Not for beginners. You should have at least one year of experience in music production, and a good working knowledge of mixers, signal flow, effects, equalisation, compression.

Each student is required to bring one of their own mixing sessions so that it can be used to apply some of the techniques discussed in the course.

With no more than five participants per course, you are actively coached and given advice based on your interest and level of experience.

This isn't the usual passive masterclass where someone mixes a perfect song making it look easy; here you learn by being involved as we work on your own project, and by playing the role of mix engineer for other people's multitracks. The focus of this course is not just equipment but the mindset that drives your creative and technical approach to mixing and mastering, answering the question “what would a professional engineer do that I have not been doing until now?”

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Subjects

  • Music Production
  • Mixing and Mastering
  • Mixing for Record Production
  • Music
  • Sound Engineering

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Sound Engineer

Course programme

Mixing and mastering are the two most discussed and less understood parts of modern music making. This course aims to clarify a few things, expose some myths, correct a few fundamental mistakes and leave you with the ability to make better sounding records, from start to finish.

Do you need this course?
* Learn the true meaning of mastering, what it does (and what it cannot do).
* Learn the difference between having a dedicated mastering studio and a do-it-yourself job.
* Learn how to record and mix for better results in mastering.
* Learn how the sound quality starts before the recording!
* Learn advanced mastering techniques to fix the most common mix problems.
* Considerations about loudness vs dynamics and the case for multiple mastering
* Maintaining quality in digital audio, and future file formats

Equipment used
This course takes advantage fo a variety of equipment, both hardware and software (including JoeMeek, TC Electronic, Focusrite, with more details to be confirmed later in the year).

In particular it will demonstrate Universal Audio plugins and their practical application, as well as maximising the potential of the built-in plugins of Logic, Pro Tools and other software.

Course outcome
By the end of this course you will have learned a number of very useful techniques and practical tricks that don't depend on having the most expensive equipment.

You will also have seen clear demonstrations of high-end tool,s and youwill find yourself in a better position to make the right call as to when to use a Mastering studio or invest in new software, hardware, speakers, etc.

Additional information

Students per class: 5

Mixing and Mastering

£ 950 VAT exempt