the only video on that precise topic that you can trust blindly. for real. all the other dudes trynna sell you preset, dont get fooled they super trash.
I attended a trade school for sound design & Engineering, 1-year program. Honestly, I had obviously learned many things, but how much I had to learn from knowing almost nothing in 1 whole year was completely overwhelming. I think everything I learned you can easily access on the internet, being in Facebook sound engineering groups, which helped me a lot, RU-vid videos, and so on.
Hi everyone!! I always had been a question about that, i understand that use a lot of plugins to each track is so heavy and obiously for this reason we use a buses, but for example in this case if considered to change different specific parameters of each plugin to modelating a better signal in each track i needed necesary use the automation or it will be a mistake? Or which could be the best way to do that, thanks a lot.
Master, hello. I'm a mixing engineer modeled after Jeycen Joshua. I have a short question. Almost all engineers except Joshua do not use 'mono' bus channel. There are 2 bus channel samples in the template, one of them has a 'mono' bus channel. Can you please tell me what this is for? Please.
18 going to community college for free to get a transfer degree in recording arts/live audio. I have an internship at Northern Californias most promminint audio/visual backlining companies, and a gig stage handing and shadowing at a big music venue in my town. Hopefully, i have enough outlets to get me somewhere. I am also hoping to start a studio.
I use avid protools artist and it’s saying I have reached the maximum number of audio tracks! Does that mean I have to upgrade to studio? or what? because it’s not letting me add many tracks
Hey, have been a trained audio engineer for 11 years. Have not been to audio schools. Have done a few courses. Was curious if it was worth it. I specialize in live performances as well as post-production. Thank you for the video!
