Course Structure
Total Duration
48 hours (12 sessions of 4h each, including a 15 to 20-minute break per session)
Format
Online via Zoom App
Private Class
Material
12 PDF handouts + extra content
Prerequisite
Basic mixing experience
Module 3
Advanced Mixing Course for Electronic Music
A professional course for producers ready to take their mixes to the next level, focused on clarity, depth and energy.
What You'll Learn
- Advanced EQ, compression and automation
- Mid/Side, parallel and multiband processing
- Reverbs and delays for space and depth
- Advanced routing and session organization
- Saturation, analog coloration and tonal control
- Performance-ready mixing and mastering prep
Tools & Plugins
Cubase Pro 14
- FabFilter
- UAD
- Waves
- Neutron
- Soundtoys
- Slate Digital
- Plugin Alliance
Certificate
Advanced Mixing
Timeline Schedule
1.
Work with stems and various projects to build workflow skills and improve session organization.
2.
Understand the signal flow of a mixing console: FX routing, group channels, pre/post fader, and how to find musical balance.
3.
Organize your mix: name channels, use colors and numbers to identify sections easily—clarity leads to better mixes.
4.
Learn advanced editing: vocal warping, artifact cleaning, and isolating elements using EQ, dynamic EQ, and linear phase tools.
5.
Explore compressor types: tube, FET, VCA, Vari-MU, optical, multiband—and apply them with different techniques: linear, downward, upward, etc.
6.
Use parallel compression styles like New York, London, and extended types. Learn why attack/release timing makes all the difference.
7.
Master audio treatment: remove clicks/pops, use restoration tools, and understand the line between mixing and post-production. Discover effective Mid/Side processing.
8.
Understand stereo imaging: pan/balance, stereo tools, depth and angle perception—creating space and width in your mix.
9.
Phase and mono compatibility: monitor, correct, and avoid phase issues using specialized tools and meters.
10.
Understand offline vs. online processing, delay compensation, and how high-quality DSP tools affect the final sound.
11.
Learn when saturation enhances or harms your mix. This can make or break your master—handle with care.
12.
Prepare your mix for mastering: export stereo or stem files with proper specs, understanding LUFS, RMS, AES17, and loudness standards.
Elevate Your Music Production Journey
Investment:
USD: $1,495.61
About the Instructor
Ronei Leite da Silva, known for his projects Spectro Senses, Biological, and Ancestral, is a seasoned professional in the electronic music scene with over 20 years of experience.
As a producer, mix engineer, and mastering engineer, he has refined his expertise in sound design, production, and audio engineering, shaping high-quality tracks with precision and artistry.
His work continues to push creative boundaries, offering innovative approaches to electronic music.
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