Mix With The Masters – Deconstructing A Mix #21 – D’Angelo “Till It’s Done” (TUTORIAL)

By | July 24, 2021

 

Year of issue: 2021
Manufacturer: Mix With The Masters
Manufacturer’s website: Link
Author: Russell Elevado
Duration: 1h 49min
Handout Type: Video Tutorial
English language


Description: Join us at Red Bull Studios in New York for a mixing series with analog fanatic Russell Elevado! Using an SSL 9000 J-Series console and quality external hardware, the renowned engineer creates a new mix of “Till It’s Done” by D’Angelo. Elevado shares his rationale for not using plugins, comparing hardware to emulation plugins. He also discusses the benefits of a console workflow, elaborates on the differences between SSL models, explains why he doesn’t use the master chain most often, and introduces you to the hardware used in this project. As you watch Russell mix a multitrack mix from scratch, you’ll see how he creatively uses EQ, compression, tape effects and more for vocals, drums, bass, guitar, and keyboards. Besides methods, you will learn his thoughts on sampling rate, monitoring, creativity under stress, and other relevant subjects.

Content :
1. Console, analog preference, SSL models, mix buss, monitoring, sample rates, outboard
2. Effects, philosophy, revisions, work speed, stems, tape, pitch shift, alignment, metering, drums
3. Bass treatment, compressor tone, vocal groups, Rhodes, guitars, recording process, varispeed
4. Tape, echos, drums re-amp, printed effects, vocal stacks, listening levels, scene change in bridge
5. Automation stage, fader status, snapshot, rides vs. compression, vocal effects, recap
There are subtitles in English and Spanish.

Sample files: not provided
Video format: MP4
Video: AVC, 1920×1080, 16: 9, 30 fps, 2000 kb / s
Audio: AAC, 48 kHz, 160 kb / s, 2 channels


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