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19 minNew studio, design, speaker setup, ITB vs. analog, project background, drums, percussion, bass
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13 minGuitars, Rhodes piano, Hammond organ, Mellotron, arrangement, stereo image, effects, dynamics
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13 minVocal tracking, mic technique, signal chain, presence, EQ, compression, de-essing, level automation, reverb
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10 minMaster chain, attack & release, saturation, mix versions, multi-band limiting, translation, LUFS, mastering
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11 minCohesion, rough mix reference, disagreements, artist relations, dismissing ego, knowing when to finish
Mixing
Too Good
Arlo Parks
Song : Too Good
Duration:13 min / 1h10 Subtitles: Spanish, English, Portuguese, Chinese, French
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Vocal tracking, mic technique, signal chain, presence, EQ, compression, de-essing, level automation, reverb
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02 min
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19 min
New studio, design, speaker setup, ITB vs. analog, project background, drums, percussion, bass
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13 min
Guitars, Rhodes piano, Hammond organ, Mellotron, arrangement, stereo image, effects, dynamics
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13 min
Vocal tracking, mic technique, signal chain, presence, EQ, compression, de-essing, level automation, reverb
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10 min
Master chain, attack & release, saturation, mix versions, multi-band limiting, translation, LUFS, mastering
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11 min
Cohesion, rough mix reference, disagreements, artist relations, dismissing ego, knowing when to finish
Four-Day Masterclass in Paris
David Wrench returns for an exclusive four-day mixing masterclass in Paris from 1 - 4 April 2025. Renowned for his work on seminal albums by David Byrne, Frank Ocean, Blur, Pretenders, The xx, Glass Animals, FKA Twigs, Sampha, Caribou, Jungle, Arlo Parks and porij, David has earned a reputation for his innovative and open-minded approach to mixing and music production.
About David Wrench
David Wrench is a Welsh musician and studio producer/sound engineer from Anglesey, Wales. As he began his musical carreer in the late 80's, he was bitten by the crazy beats of acid house and was wholly inspired by dance music. In 1990, he released the first Welsh–language acid house 12–inch, ‘Lledrith Lliw’, as Nid Madagascar. His strong tastes for grooves, experimental projects, psychedelic trips and deep atmospheres made him working with many outstanding indie international artists like The XX,...
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