Using Compression in Series to Process Lead Vocals
How to use two compressors in series to control the dynamic range of lead vocals and enhance the overall texture.
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Avoiding Masking and Summing of frequencies by Panning
Masking and summing of frequencies are a real headache when it comes to gain staging your mixes. One potent way to rectify these issues is to use panning. Let me show you how easy the process is.
Converting Dual Mono Tracks into Stereo in Cubase
This video guides you through the processes needed to convert dual mono tracks into stereo tracks for use in your DAW.
Stealing Transients – Maximising Loudness
Old school techniques for removing errant transients and Intersample Peaks (ISP) to maximise headroom for mastering. Very cool technique for making your mixes LOUD!
Normalisation – what it is and how to use it
What is normalisation – what are Peak and RMS normalisation.
Total and Partial Phase cancellation
Discover what phase is and what total and partial phase cancellation are and when they occur.
Cubase Meter – Customising for Headroom
Customising your DAW’s Metering to display critical information for mix projects.
Metering Explained – VU LUFS LU K-Ref….
How to read and calibrate all the various Meters within your DAW.
Preparing and Optimising Audio for Mixing
How to prepare each and every audio channel for both mixing and mastering.
Summing in a Mix within your DAW
Summing in your DAW, how to manage gains and frequencies for maintaining headroom and clarity.
