Divine Beat Mixing Now Available
Introducing Divine Beat Mixing! Divine Beat Mixing is one-of-a-kind instructional video series covering the art of mixing beats.
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Logic Pro X 10.4 Update – Vintage EQ Collection
Logic Pro X 10.4 – Vintage EQ Collection
The 10.4 update for Logic Pro X introduces long-awaited, studio quality emulations of vintage hardware EQs.
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Logic Pro X Compressor Explained
Logic Pro X Compressor and Compression Types
The compressor is arguably the most important plugin when mixing vocals (and also one of the toughest to get the hang of). Thankfully, Logic Pro X includes one of the best stock compression plugins around and it’s extremely versatile for many different tasks.
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Divine Mixing Waves Template Now Available
Divine Mixing Waves Template is an all-new, customized mixing template using only Waves* plugins, designed for use with 3 of the most popular Digital Audio Workstations on the market: Logic Pro X, Cubase and Pro Tools.
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Mixing With Headphones Like A Pro
Tips for Mixing With Headphones Like A Pro…
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Top 7 Free Mixing Plugins For Audio Engineers
Click Below to Download Free Mixing Plugins…
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Analog Tape Saturation Secrets – Logic Pro X
Hey what’s going on out there? I thought I would share some ways to get “analog” style tape saturation effects using stock plugins in Logic Pro X.
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Divine Mixing Template One Now Available
Divine Mixing Template One is a completely customized mixing and tracking template designed for use with 3 of the most popular Digital Audio Workstations on the market: Logic Pro X, Cubase and Pro Tools.
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Divine Mixing S1 Now Available
Introducing an all new mixing and mastering training course, Divine Mixing S1! Many months in the making, this 16 video series will teach you every aspect of the process with over 2 hours of easy to follow content.
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Mixing Hip Hop Vocals – Using A DeEsser for Sibilance
One of the most prevalent issues I hear when mixing vocals is harsh, sibilant recordings. This can be especially noticeable within Hip Hop and Rap style vocals because we’re usually compressing the verse audio heavily, which can make these unpleasant sounds more obvious. There are many different ways to correct this problem.
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