Learning how to mix music can be overwhelming, I get it. There’s so much to learn and sometimes it can be difficult to even know where to start on a mix. There’s a huge amount of information out there, but it’s often disjointed and it… Read More »Learn Music Mixing in Half An Hour (2021)
Are you struggling with mixing backing vocals? Here are 3 simple tricks for you to help you to mix backing vocals like a pro!
In this part, I’m going to show you how to mix your vocals/your voice to music in Audacity. If you’re performing over a backing track, you’re adding music to a video or podcast, or you’re mixing a song, I’ll show you the tools and plugins you should be using and how to use them.
Do you want to make your voice sound better with Audacity? In this video I show you the tools to use and how to use them. We’re looking at spoken word for a podcast here but if you’re a singer this will help you to get the best out of your recording as well.
If you want to learn the ins and outs of Audacity so that you can record, edit and mix audio like an Audio Pro, then you’re in the right place. This is Audacity Accelerator, the Audacity complete tutorial course for beginners. It’s the only course that you need to quickly and simply learn everything that you need to know to create music, podcasts and more, using the powerful – and free – audio software Audacity.
How do you go about mixing a full drum kit? Where do you start? Which drum should you mix first? In this video I answer all of these questions and more. I’m going to show you my 6 step process for mixing drums – from raw to rocking.
Do you want to know how to make DI acoustic guitar sound good? Find out how in three steps! DI acoustic guitar can sound muddy and a bit ‘fake’. However, with some careful EQing, gentle compression and the right choice of reverb, you can get a workable and professional sounding tone out of your DId acoustic guitar.
Find out how to prepare your mixes for mastering in 4 steps. Whether you’ve mixed your music yourself, or you’re mixing for a client, this is how you can best prepare so that your mastering engineer (or yourself if you’re mastering it yourself) has everything they need so you can get your master back sooner.
Find out how to prepare your tracks for mixing in 7 steps. You don’t want the mixer to be delayed, to miss anything off of your song, to include something that shouldn’t be there or to not get the sound that you’re after. By properly preparing, you’ll get a better mix out of it, and you won’t be delayed in getting your hands on the final product.
You have your mix loaded up into your DAW. But you just can’t seem to get started. Or you’ve managed to get started, but it seems to be taking forever to get it to sound anywhere near a finished mix. I’m going to show you my 6-step process that you can use to approach your mixes. Knowing how to start a mix and having a logical, step-by-step process in your head before you start lets you get results faster, and stops you from becoming overwhelmed.
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