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ADSR Sounds - How To Make Your Mixes Louder (2016)

Posted By: ParRus

Date: 15 Nov 2016 21:38:00

ADSR Sounds - How To Make Your Mixes Louder

Genre: Video Tutorial / Sound Processing, Music Production, Sound Engineering

Mixing loud music that sounds clean and pleasing to the ear is one of the biggest mysteries in music production. Loudness is one of the more complex issues in a mix because loudness is perceived by the ear, it isn’t a finite measurement. In this course, Echo Sound Works will teach you how to get louder mixes every time with a proven process to getting mixes that are commercially loud, full and still dynamic.

This comprehensive course is around 5 hours long and goes into great depth to explain just what loudness really is, why it matters and how you can make your own music play loud and clear.

You’ve probably run into this all too familiar issue many times while creating a track – Your mix is quiet, but you can’t turn it up because things like your kick, snare or lead synth are too close to ,or are already clipping.

In this course, Echo Sound Works will teach you how to get louder mixes every time with a proven process to getting mixes that are commercially loud, full and still dynamic.

The course is broken up into 5 modules, each module contains videos relating to the module so you can easily navigate the course based on your experience level.

If you’re looking to improve the way your mixes sound gain greater control over the way you balance your mixes, this course is for you!

Content:

01 Introduction
02 The Loudness Wars
03 Gain, Volume, Level and Loudness
04 dBFS, dBU and VU
05 RMS Vs Peak Metering
06 LUFS Metering
07 Metering Plugins and Calibration
08 Common RMS LUFS Values
09 The Recipe For Loud
10 What Is A Big Mix
11 What Is A Full Mix
12 Mistake 1 Not Making Room For Important Elements
13 Mistake 2 Not EQ-ing Enough
14 Mistake 3 Forgetting To Side-Chain
15 Mistake 4 Compressing All At Once
16 Mistake 5 Forgetting About Equal Loudness Contours
17 Gain Staging Your New Tracks
18 Gain Staging Drums pt1
19 Gain Staging Drums pt2
20 Adding Bass
21 How to Fit New Elements Together
22 Getting A Good Static Mix
23 Side-Chaining For Loudness
24 Compressing In Stages
25 Final Touches For Loudness
26 Master Buss Chain

also You can look my other last: Sound Processing-posts

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