Mixing & Mastering Course | Hong Kong
- →Studio monitor speaker design
- →Acoustics and acoustically treating your home studio
- →All about mono, stereo and 5.1 in your software DAW
- →The art of balancing and panning
- →EQ workshop
- →Hearing dynamics
- →In-depth with all the parameters of dynamic controllers
- →Types of compression circuitry, their digital emulations, what to use & why
- →Parallel dynamic processing
- →Gates and de-essing tips
- →Dynamics controller tips to achieve clarity in your mix
- →Types of reverb and delay, where to use them
- →In-depth with all the parameters
- →Spatialization with convolution reverbs and delays
- →Phaser, flanger, chorus, pitch shifters, harmonizers and creative FX
- →Tips on how to make your records come to life with FX
- →Filtering and samples
- →Vocoder, Ring Modulators, Envelopers, Auto panning, distortion and bit crushing
- →Preparing vocals, vocal comping and tuning vocals
- →Getting separation between lead and BVs
- →Tips on automating levels (rides)
- →Side-chaining dynamic controllers and filters for ducking, FX and punch
- →Getting creative with reverb and delay
- →Making thin sounds bigger
- →Mixing techniques which only apply to electronic music but are very useful to know for everyone
- →Electronic music listening critique (bring in your tracks if you wish)
- →Electronic music mix analytics – analyze the mix elements of your favorite tunes
- →Using references to get your EQ and separation. A/B'ing
- →EQ, brick wall limiting, levels and phase
- →Using mastering plugins - dos and don'ts
- →The best metering tools
- →Live music listening critique (bring in your tracks if you wish)
- →Live music mix analytics – analyze the mix elements of your favorites live and acoustic tracks
Mixing & Mastering Music Production Course | Hong Kong
- →EQ workshop
- →Studio monitor speaker design
- →Acoustics and acoustically treating your home studio
- →All about mono, stereo and 5.1 in your software DAW
- →The art of balancing and panning
In our students' words.
“Instructors are well-experienced and can speak from tremendous amounts of real-world experience. They are also very passionate - not just about music and working in the industry, but they are passionate about teaching and getting the students the best learning experience possible. This makes a big difference in how successful the course is for the students… We were also able to get a lot of detailed and hands-on work - which was great!”
Alan G
Instructors
Before you enrol.
We'll do our best to get you into a future cycle of your choice so you can catch up.
36 hours, available in-person or via online remote attendance.
No - it's not essential if you use Pro Tools, Logic or Ableton, though we recommend it. Garnish learners get a 50% discount if they want to buy it.
No more than 8 people.
Yes - there's a full introduction to mastering, including A/B'ing, brick wall limiting, and the best metering tools.
Yes - a Garnish certificate of completion on finishing the course.
36 Hours | In-Person: $23,400 | Online Remote Attendance: $5,999
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