How To Create Top-Charting Billboard Mixes
From Bedroom Studio to Billboard: A Step-by-Step Guide to Mixing Your Music for Commercial Success
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10-Month Mixing Coaching Program
- 2-Classes Per Month
- 1-Hour Per Meeting
- 2 Video Class Sessions
- Weekly Mix Review
- Limited 100 seats available
Topics Covered
Kick & Bass - Class 1
- Foundation of your mix
- 1st dead giveaway of an amateur mixer
- 2nd most essential elements in the mix
- Cohabitation of both is paramount
Lead vs Backing Vocals - Class 2
- 1st most essential instrument in your mix
- The main focal point- the storyteller of the movie
- The 1st dead giveaway
- Separating backing vocals from the lead vocals
Snare vs Hi-Hat - Class 3
- 3rd most essential elements
- Snare is the groove’s backbeat element
- Hi-hats add classiness, brightness
- Add groove to the mix
Music Elements - Class 4
- Deciding musical element placement.
- Hierarchy of musical instruments
- Panning & Width
- Reverbs
Art of Balancing - Class 5
- The creme de la creme of mixing
- Using volume / gain tools
- The directing of the movie
- Who is the main character?
- Who are the supporting actors and background?
MixBuss and Mastering - Class 6
- The grand finale - mix buss processing
- Using multi-band compression on the mix buss
- Using harmonic saturation / exciters on stereo mix
- Limiters and Clippers
NEW MIXING METHOD
Loudness - Class 7
- What LUFS is right for all platforms?
- Techniques to manipulate streaming platform algorithms
- Techniques to achieve maximum loudness (-6db /-7db LUFS)
Finding the vision - Class 8
- Find close reference for the song you are mixing
- Emulate the emotion and soundstage
- Find an emotion to draw out of the mix
- Get inspired by the reference and chase that emotion
Vocals or groove first - Class 9
- Find the groove of the song
- What makes the heart tick?
- What is the emotional message/focal point
Create soundstage - Class 10
- Using only volume
- Using EQ
- Using compressor / shaper
- Using delays, early reflection and reverb
Saturation and distortion - Class 11
- What is saturation and distortion
- Harmonic distortion - type
- Application of saturation
Contrast - Class 12
- Bright vs Dark
- Wet vs Dry
- Smooth vs Edgy
- Clean vs Crunchy
- Long vs short reverb
Reducing voltage - Class 13
- The art of reductive EQ
- Cut unnecessary frequency out
- Remove masking every chance
Create moments - Class 14
- Bit crushed
- delayed in reverbs
- Filtered compressed
- Chorus & flanger
- Chop-screwed
Listeners ear candies - Class 15
- Surround sound elements
- Panning elements automation
- 3D moving elements in stereo field
Phase Check - Class 16
- Checking phase issues on all busses
- Checking phase issues on all tracks
Masking Check - Class 17
- Midrange: Lead Vox vs Background Vox vs Music
- High Frequency: Snare hi-hats vs Lead top-end
- Low Frequency: Kick vs Bass vs everything
Save the transients - Class 18
- Add parallel transient
- Use transformer
- Preserve transient
Putting It All Together Part 1 (Class 19)
What Practical Application - Mixing A Song from Scratch. Workshop and Exercise
Putting It All Together Part 2 (Class 20)
What Practical Application - Mixing A Song from Scratch. Workshop and Exercise
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