Multi-Platinum Mixing lets you work side by side with renowned engineer and producer John Merchant. John has been working with Pro Tools since 1993, and his impressive client list includes The Bee Gees, Toni Braxton, R. Kelly, Celine Dion, Lenny Kravitz, Michael Jackson… the list goes on.
This clip shows John using the trim plugin to optimize fader position, as well as his initial EQ on kick drum and bass guitar.
Working entirely within Pro Tools, Multi-Platinum Mixing covers a full mix start to finish, including:
-Taking control of your tracks with effects processors, like EQ, compression, reverb, delay, etc.
-Finding the perfect balance of instruments, vocals, and effects
-The secrets to mixes that translate to all sound systems
-Techniques and interaction when working with a producer
-Mix drums, bass, guitars, loops, leads, backgrounds, and more!
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You should record the kick drum with the microphone inside of the kick drum and really close to the place where the beater of the footpedal is going to hit. You’ll get much more attack from the pedal but less low freq. Or you can try just recording it the normal way and use a kick drum trigger to get that. Hope it helps. Peace.
why dont you just …
why dont you just make 10 louder?!
for the metal …
for the metal players… try boosting at 80 and between 5-k. Sometimes cutting some mid out of works too.
hey, i have a EQ …
hey, i have a EQ question.
some ppl have asked me to give them a “metal players” kick drum sound, that high freq “cliky” sound.
what would you reccomend to get that sound?
youll have to buy …
youll have to buy some digidesign hardware, or you can forget it.
will these plugins …
will these plugins work in fl studio?