Mixing 9

Chapters

• Module Mixing 9 – Introduction
• Why grouping which tracks – and where to process?
• 1. Grouping Multiple Tracks of a Sound
• 2. Grouping Similar Elements
• 3. Grouping Different Elements of a Sound Event
• 4. Creating Musically Related Groups
• Principles of Group Routing
• Groups for Instruments
• Groups for Vocals
• Grouping for Individual Signals with Multiple Tracks
• Multi-miked Guitar Amps
• Doubled Instruments
• Bass with Multiple Signals
• Using Groups to Mix Live Recordings and Concert Recordings
• Working with Higher-Level Groups
• EQing of Higher-Level Groups
• Compression in Higher-Level Groups
• Other Dynamic Processings
• Gate on Grouped Toms
• Transient Shaper in the Drum Group 
• De-Esser in Vocal Groups
• De-Esser in Drum or Playback Groups
• Reverb as Insert Effekt in (Vocal) Groups
• Special Processing in Groups
• Parallel Processing in Groups
• Sidechain M/S Compression in Groups
• Test Yourself!
• Module Mixing 9 – Practical Assignment
• Practical Assignment Mix A
• Practical Assignment Mix B