Mixing to the genre has many interesting approaches and the demonstration below gives a great example of just one of these approaches for R&B with the Dangerous BAX EQ.
Audio mastering engineer Mike Wells (Green Day, Prince) demonstrates how to smooth out the top-end while preserving and tightening the bottom Read more...
Ryan West is this months Dangerous Music guru, shedding light on his methods behind hybrid mixing.
Out of Flux Recording Studios in NYC, Ryan utilizes the Dangerous Music 2-BUS+ to demonstrate how summing with analog is the way to go. The method demonstrates increased punch, clarity, stereo separation, depth, width Read more...
The first in a series on raising your mix game, from the accomplished NYC mixer/producer Jamey Staub. Visit him early/often at http://www.jameystaub.com.
As most of you know, the job of a music producer requires one to be versatile: Projects range from A-list celebrities to unknown bands that need development.
I’ve Read more...
NYACK, NEW YORK: In a bittersweet burst of serendipity, Everlast’s new record arrives the same week that the Occupy Wall Street movement is picking up international steam. #Occupy may not have a clear agenda, but as of October 18th at least they have an anthem.
“I Get By”, the lead Read more...
