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24 minStudio, album cohesiveness, analog workflow, mix challenges, console, gear, monitoring
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17 minProduction vs. mix perspective, inserts, sends, track grouping, sound field, vocal chains
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18 minInitial balance, EQ, SSL buss compression, drum samples, hi-hat saturation, short reverb
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28 minShelving filters, VCAs, low end, EAR 660 buss compression, parameters, gain reduction
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26 minSmall speaker monitoring, panning, EQ & phaser on guitars, synth combinations
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27 minAdding the final audio track, mental refreshment, automation mode, finishing the mix
Mixing
Lisztomania
Phoenix
Song : Lisztomania
Duration:28 min / 2h23 Subtitles: English, Spanish, Portuguese, Russian, Chinese, French, Japanese
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Shelving filters, VCAs, low end, EAR 660 buss compression, parameters, gain reduction
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24 min
Studio, album cohesiveness, analog workflow, mix challenges, console, gear, monitoring
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17 min
Production vs. mix perspective, inserts, sends, track grouping, sound field, vocal chains
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18 min
Initial balance, EQ, SSL buss compression, drum samples, hi-hat saturation, short reverb
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28 min
Shelving filters, VCAs, low end, EAR 660 buss compression, parameters, gain reduction
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26 min
Small speaker monitoring, panning, EQ & phaser on guitars, synth combinations
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27 min
Adding the final audio track, mental refreshment, automation mode, finishing the mix
About Philippe Zdar
Philippe Cerboneschi (AKA Zdar) was a French musician, producer, and engineer. He was born in 1967 in Aix-les-Bains and grew up in the Savoie region of the Western Alps. He moved to Paris in the late 1980s and became an intern at Studio Marcadet, owned by French producer and engineer Dominique Blanc-Francard. In the early 90’s he collaborated with rapper MC Solaar alongside Hubert Blanc-Francard (AKA Boom Bass). In 1994, Philippe and Hubert released two EPs of house, techno, hip-hop, and breakbeat...
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