Learn Mixing HERE!

[rdesanti]

Absolutely the BEST place to learn how to engineer audio!
http://www.cambridge-mt.com/MikeSenior.htm#MixReview

[urednik]

Thanks for your links.
Whoever this Mike Senior is, how come he leaves such brumm unfiltered as at the end of this recording? http://www.previews.cambridge-mt.com/MuchTooMuch_Full_Preview.mp3

[karbomusic]

Whoever this Mike Senior is

Someone worth listening to anyway. :)

[rdesanti]

Someone worth listening to anyway. :)

There is so much here but you have to do some digging around. They also have complete multi tracks to insert into your DAW that you can use to practice your mixing skills. Plus links for plug-ins, many 4 free. Demo's of different track enhancing, and a forum.

[Andy Hamm]

Mike Senior is a good tech, producer and author. I bought one of his books and it's a good read.

[pattste]

Mike Senior is a good tech, producer and author. I bought one of his books and it's a good read.

He's also a Reaper user and a member of this forum.

I attended his workshop at the AES Convention in New York in October.

[ivansc]

He is a good bloke and knows his stuff.

(£5 in the usual bank account, Mike....)


:D

[karbomusic]

There is so much here but you have to do some digging around. They also have complete multi tracks to insert into your DAW that you can use to practice your mixing skills. Plus links for plug-ins, many 4 free. Demo's of different track enhancing, and a forum.

Listening as in his advice is worthwhile and I wouldn't dismiss it.

[rdesanti]

Listening as in his advice is worthwhile and I wouldn't dismiss it.
He also is a member of this forum and uses Reaper as well!

[Smurf]

Absolutely the BEST place to learn how to engineer audio!

I don't know about best, but a very nice place to grab tracks to practice with! LOL