- Jul 25, 2009
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Been a while since I've been in this thread.
Here's a book that completely revolutionized my whole approach to sound engineering. A hefty price, but definitely worth it.. great concepts that you won't be able to get from anywhere else. If you feel like you're reaching a plateau with regards to your mixing abilities and what not, this should help get you over the hump.
http://www.mixingwithyourmind.com/
Definitely meant for people who have had some pretty solid experience under their belt, but a great help nonetheless. Teaches you what you should be thinking and listening for as you adjust levels, turn knobs, apply effects, etc. as opposed to stuff like "boost at so-and-so frequency to gain "adjective here"" kind of guidance. It is divided up so that you can visit only the chapters that are of immediate interest, but the whole text refers to underlying principles regarding sound that are the foundation for all concepts explained.
I used to hate mixing, but I LOVE it now.
Here's a book that completely revolutionized my whole approach to sound engineering. A hefty price, but definitely worth it.. great concepts that you won't be able to get from anywhere else. If you feel like you're reaching a plateau with regards to your mixing abilities and what not, this should help get you over the hump.
http://www.mixingwithyourmind.com/
Definitely meant for people who have had some pretty solid experience under their belt, but a great help nonetheless. Teaches you what you should be thinking and listening for as you adjust levels, turn knobs, apply effects, etc. as opposed to stuff like "boost at so-and-so frequency to gain "adjective here"" kind of guidance. It is divided up so that you can visit only the chapters that are of immediate interest, but the whole text refers to underlying principles regarding sound that are the foundation for all concepts explained.
I used to hate mixing, but I LOVE it now.