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17 minSong playthrough, mix buss discussion, parallel processing, final compressor and limiter, phase
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13 minVocal focus – frequency notching, multi-band compression, plosives, bypassing stereo auxes
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14 minDrum tracks, samples, buss processing, low end mono summing, synth widening, bass treatment
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22 minVocal effects, pan automation, acoustic guitar processing, fuzz bass chain, subharmonic synthesis
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08 minKick & bass sidechain compression, printing given treatments, plug-in input levels, gain staging
Mixing
Becker
Autolux
Song : Becker
Duration:17 min / 1h16 Subtitles: English, Spanish, Portuguese
Description
We are proud to release our first video series with Grammy-winning engineer Stuart White! After a full playthrough of the song ‘Becker’ by Autolux, he dives into all aspects of the Pro Tools session. Having mixed the record in the box, White revisits the routing and processing implemented to create a sonically intricate and gritty result that oozes with character! He discusses the material given to him by the band, explains why he committed to certain sounds, and demonstrates the differences made by bypassing and reactivating plug-ins used. Treatments include subtractive notch EQ, multi-band & sidechain compression, low end mono summing, pan automation, vocal effects, subharmonic synthesis, and more. White also reveals his unorthodox mix processing, which comprises multiple stereo busses blended in parallel and routed to a final ‘limiter’ channel.
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17 min
Song playthrough, mix buss discussion, parallel processing, final compressor and limiter, phase
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13 min
Vocal focus – frequency notching, multi-band compression, plosives, bypassing stereo auxes
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14 min
Drum tracks, samples, buss processing, low end mono summing, synth widening, bass treatment
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22 min
Vocal effects, pan automation, acoustic guitar processing, fuzz bass chain, subharmonic synthesis
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08 min
Kick & bass sidechain compression, printing given treatments, plug-in input levels, gain staging
About Stuart White
Stuart White is a recording and mixing engineer from North Carolina. At ten years old, he took an interest in bouncing tracks between a double tape deck and a karaoke machine. As a teen, he DJ’d obsessively and experimented with a sampler and an eight-track recorder. At age twenty-two, he graduated from Full Sail University in Florida and moved to New York, where he was hired by Quad Studios. Over the following decade, White worked alongside highly-regarded engineers Russell Elevado and Ann Mincieli,...
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