Hi,
I'm am currently struggling with distinguishing between producing and actual mixing. Being a self taught electronic music producer (and of course my own mixing and mastering engineer![:P]( "Razz")
), whenever i look up tutorials or guides on specific problems, i am presented with various techniques and approaches to that. For example the "3 reverb approach" in mixing to create space, or drum compression and drum processing in general. I never know if the presented stuff is meant for the mixing stage only, or should be applied during production already.
I am in general in desperate need of structure, so bits of advice are nice, but maybe pointing me to any affordable resources (like a book or course), which i can cling onto to finally get my workflow organized and a clear understanding of what i have been doin so amateurishly the last few years would be awesome.
I work in FL and various synths, so in a perfect world, there is this "Dark Deep dubstep from Production to Master for idiots in FL-Studio course" somewhere. I only found a 4 hour one on Ghosthack by some kid whose youtube vids seem more aimed at absolute beginners and trying to sell sample packs, somehow i feel i would feel disappointed buying that one...
I'm am currently struggling with distinguishing between producing and actual mixing. Being a self taught electronic music producer (and of course my own mixing and mastering engineer
), whenever i look up tutorials or guides on specific problems, i am presented with various techniques and approaches to that. For example the "3 reverb approach" in mixing to create space, or drum compression and drum processing in general. I never know if the presented stuff is meant for the mixing stage only, or should be applied during production already.I am in general in desperate need of structure, so bits of advice are nice, but maybe pointing me to any affordable resources (like a book or course), which i can cling onto to finally get my workflow organized and a clear understanding of what i have been doin so amateurishly the last few years would be awesome.
I work in FL and various synths, so in a perfect world, there is this "Dark Deep dubstep from Production to Master for idiots in FL-Studio course" somewhere. I only found a 4 hour one on Ghosthack by some kid whose youtube vids seem more aimed at absolute beginners and trying to sell sample packs, somehow i feel i would feel disappointed buying that one...
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