Enter the studio of wildly creative musician, songwriter, producer and mixer David Wrench! In this six-part series, Wrench takes you through the process of crafting a record by his electronic duo 'Audiobooks'. With a multi-track session, he covers the process from song inception to final mix, elaborating on drum sample creation, analog synthesis, ITB mixing, analog tape, loudness, and more.

Join mix engineer Tony Maserati at Studios La Fabrique to explore multi-track sessions of K.Flay and Maggie Koerner. Throughout this nine-part workshop, you will learn of his creative techniques for processing 808 bass, kick, snare, percussion and vocals in the edgy, trap-inspired 'Dreamers'. Maserati also demonstrates his treatment of electric guitar, acoustic guitar and piano in the soulful, blues-infused 'Shadows'.

Join pop anthem producer and mixer Josh Gudwin for a detailed session walkthrough of the Grammy award-winning smash hit 'Electricity' by Silk City featuring Dua Lipa! Following an overview of his simple setup, Gudwin demonstrates his innovative and clever ITB mixing template, revealing the plug-ins, parameters, signal chains and routing used to achieve remarkable sonic results.

At his Los Angeles studio, Emile Haynie revisits his roots in vinyl DJing, sampling and looping, then recounts his journey with the likes of Eminem, Lana Del Rey and Kid Cudi. He explains his workflow in terms of songwriting, arrangement, and production, then delves into more technical details with a Pro Tools session of ‘June’ by Florence and the Machine.

At Studios La Fabrique, mixing star Chris Lord-Alge challenges himself to mix a track 100% ITB and have it compete with his own original analog version! With a screen view of the session and CLA’s commentary throughout, you will learn all about his session preparation, template, favourite plug-ins, parameter settings, effects routing tricks, automation techniques, mix buss processing, and more.

Join the legendary Al Schmitt and his assistant engineer Steve Genewick at Studios La Fabrique to record jazz singer Melody Gardot. Steve opens the series with an overview of session preparation and his roles; then, Al illustrates his microphone placement and signal processing techniques for vocals, drums and double bass, while discussing microphone choice, acoustic space and performer setup.