REQ: Mixing Classic Rock with Warren Huart
Mixing In Real Time – Watch Every Move!
Look over the shoulder of multi-platinum mixing engineer Warren Huart, as he mixes this song from scratch in real time. No secrets, no shortcuts: You get to see his exact workflow, understand the reasoning behind his decisions and learn every single technique he uses along the way. This course lets you see right into the mind of an accomplished mixer.
Create The Classic Rock Sound – Using Affordable Equipment
When we think about classic Rock records, we think: Warmth, full bodied guitars and powerful yet smooth drums. All of these characteristics are usually achieved by mixing on Consoles and using state-of-the art analogue equipment – which almost nobody can afford!
This course shows you that this doesn’t have to be the case: Warren mixes this song purely in the box, using affordable plugins only. And shows you how you can create the classic Rock sound in your Home Studio!
Big Rock Drums – Without Samples!
If the Kick and Snare aren’t punching you in the chest, it probably isn’t a Rock record! Learn how to shape live drums to sound lush and spacious, while adding the punch and energy they need to cut through a dense rock mix. – Without using any samples.
Energetic & Spacious Guitars
What separates Pro mixes from the rest? The power, width and definition they achieve in electric guitars. Somehow, pro mixers manage to craft a massive wall of sound by blending layers and layers of guitars. Yet, each individual guitar sounds so clear and 3-dimensional, that you feel you can touch it.
In this tutorial, you’ll learn the techniques you need to get it done!
Present & Live Sounding Rock Vocals
You already know that vocals are the most important part of the mix: If people fall in love with the vocal, your song can become an instant hit!
Warren shows you the techniques he uses to:
1. Enhance the energy and passion of a vocal performance
2. Keep your vocals present in a dense Rock mix
3. Add dimension and a live feel without sacrificing clarity