Liquid Mixing & Mastering

When you are recording a singer-songwriter who will be playing an acoustic guitar and also singing live, one of the biggest problems that can get in the way of a great recording, is too much cross-bleed of the vocal in the guitar mic, and vice versa. Using the polar patterns of figure 8 mics to reject this unwanted bleed is literally a magic trick. In this video to keep it short, I don’t go into why I’m setting things up with four microphones. But this is just so I can show the difference in sound texture/quality between a ribbon microphone element, and a tube large diaphragm condenser. #soundengineer #musicproduction #audioengineer #recordingengineer #recordathome #

I have a large series of video classes available, one with nearly 30 hours of content. In the coming weeks, I’m going to be sharing short snippets from those classes that contains some useful information for everyone. This video is showing really quickly - the basics of how what we hear as pitch relates to sound frequencies we work with. [audio engineering, sound engineering, mixing and mastering, mixing engineer, recording studio] #soundengineer #musicproduction #audioengineer #mixingengineer #mixingstudio

Learning how to use Bus and Auxiliary routing properly is one of the first steps in helping you make great mix decisions. The ability to meter per-group element in a mix alone is a powerhouse. Here is a short video explaining a tiny bit about it, and a free logic mix template to learn from on my site. https://liquidmastering.com/free_logic_template/