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09 minTracking process, ITB mix version, plug-in removal, tempo map, mix buss templates
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19 min‘Rainbow mixing’, reference tracks, frequency band processing, transient information
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15 minBenefits of randomness, happy accidents, taming high end, excitement, stereo image
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18 minRe-amping, saturation, presence, resonance suppression, EQ, compression, warmth
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09 minString recording, reconstructing the parts, clip gain, EQ, dynamics, reverb, distortion
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15 minVocal close & room signals, preamp emulation, effects automation, edits, widening
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15 minPrinting reverb, string part rearrangement, master automation, BV pitch & formant work
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14 minTape echo, kick drum treatment, bass enhancement, pitch alteration with Melodyne
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18 minArt inspiration, inversion concept, flute sample, chord structure change, creating chaos
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22 minTrack duplication, octave shifting, white noise, delta output, creative side-chaining
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20 minPanning, treating ‘Roman Sludge’ tracks, chorus effects, potential further steps
Mixing
Tomorrow
Brittany Howard
Song : Tomorrow
Duration:09 min / 3h01 Subtitles: English, Spanish, Portuguese, Italian, Chinese, Russian, French
Description
Join the groundbreaking mixer Shawn Everett for a series filmed at Rue Boyer studios in Paris, France! Throughout this 3-hour video presentation, you’ll get an exclusive look at how the Grammy Award-winning engineer challenges himself to remix ‘Tomorrow’ by Brittany Howard from scratch.
Using the session of an ‘in the box’ mix very similar to the release, Shawn removes all plug-ins and starts afresh. This is certainly not your average remix though – it’s a lot more. He rearranges parts, makes bold edits, and gets very experimental with a newly imported sample.
Applying the concept of inverse sculpting, Everett uses chord analysis and snap tools within Celemony Melodyne to transpose the music. He applies extreme distortion with Soundtoys Decapitator and takes the delta output of the audio through Oeksound Soothe to warp the material beyond recognition! You can see the use of certain tools in a way you’ve likely never considered and enjoy watching a true innovator create something special.
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02 min
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09 min
Tracking process, ITB mix version, plug-in removal, tempo map, mix buss templates
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19 min
‘Rainbow mixing’, reference tracks, frequency band processing, transient information
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15 min
Benefits of randomness, happy accidents, taming high end, excitement, stereo image
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18 min
Re-amping, saturation, presence, resonance suppression, EQ, compression, warmth
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09 min
String recording, reconstructing the parts, clip gain, EQ, dynamics, reverb, distortion
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15 min
Vocal close & room signals, preamp emulation, effects automation, edits, widening
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15 min
Printing reverb, string part rearrangement, master automation, BV pitch & formant work
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14 min
Tape echo, kick drum treatment, bass enhancement, pitch alteration with Melodyne
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18 min
Art inspiration, inversion concept, flute sample, chord structure change, creating chaos
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22 min
Track duplication, octave shifting, white noise, delta output, creative side-chaining
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20 min
Panning, treating ‘Roman Sludge’ tracks, chorus effects, potential further steps
About Shawn Everett
Shawn Everett is a Canadian engineer and producer who has won multiple Grammy and Juno awards for his work with Alabama Shakes, Kacey Musgraves, The War on Drugs, and others. After graduating high school, Everett was accepted as a Work-Study participant in the Audio program in Music & Sound at The Banff Centre, Alberta. He took the opportunity to immerse himself in unconventional audio practices over the following four years, experimenting in the campus studios and working on sonic installations. Everett...
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