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Fix It In The Mix

 

Fix It In The Mix

 

Class Description

The best way to get a great recording is to start with great source material, but that’s not always possible. Occasionally you are stuck with a less-than-perfect recording and the only thing you can do is to try and clean it up. 


Lucky for you, there are reliable techniques for restoring poorly recorded audio, and Kurt Ballou will teach you everything you need to know in Fix it in the Mix. 

While replacing drums with samples and reamping guitars are often effective ways to rebuild a sub-par recording, they are time-consuming and can diminish the uniqueness of the original recording. 

Fix it in the Mix will explore organic approaches to recovering and enhancing the natural tones from the original performances. Kurt will use recordings from real-world scenarios and walk you through, in detail, the audio restoration process. 

In Fix it in the Mix, Kurt will show you how to think outside of the box to come up with creative solutions to audio restoration problems every engineer has faced. 

Lessons

  1. Intro and Overview
  2. General Techniques
  3. Kick Drum Techniques
  4. Kick Drum Questions
  5. Tom Drum Techniques
  6. Snare and Tom Q&A
  7. Overhead Mic Techniques
  8. Room Mic Techniques
  9. Overhead and Room Mic Q&A
  10. Bass Guitar Techniques
  11. Guitar Techniques
  12. Vocal Techniques
  13. Master Bus Techniques
  14. Drumatom Techniques
  15. Snare Drum Techniques
  16. Kick Drum Techniques II
  17. Snare Drum Techniques II

Reviews

virtuosi101
 

An absolutely fantastic course for anyone who is new (or even experienced) on how to use very innovative techniques to help bring some life to an otherwise poorly recorded demo. Thank you Kurt!

exoslime
 

another fantastic course in the creative live audio section, kurt kills it,!! thank you!

Ashton Thebault
 

Definitely some handy tips in here that are useful for mixing live music, poorly recorded tracks and anything else that couldn't be rectified during recording. Kurt gave some tips I had never thought of and there were some valuable insights that came out from his discussions with people in the room. Very valuable if you deal with any sub-standard recordings and if you just want to get some tips.