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Justin Colletti gives his vote for the two most commonly overlooked elements of getting great mix balances, that most new mixers neglect.
Justin Colletti goes over the two biggest mistakes new mixers make when it comes to reverb. Find more at SonicScoop.com
To become successful in music and audio production, should you diversify your skillset, or niche down and specialize in a key area? Justin Colletti gives you the best practices on whether and when each strategy is your best bet.
Justin Colletti shares his top 3 takeaways from Michael Brauer's masterclass at MixCon 2020.
Justin Colletti is back with another look at the top 3 takeaways from one of our MixCon Masterclass presenters, this time, Maria Elisa Ayerbe, a woman who has worked with Mary J Blige, Ricky Martin, Marc Anthony, JLo, Laura Pausini, Juanes, Kronos Quartet, Nashville Symphony, Bogota Philharmonic Orchestra, New World Symphony, and many more.
In this week's episode, Justin Colletti shares the top 3 mixing strategies revealed by 3x GRAMMY-winner Jacquire King in his MixCon 2020 Masterclass
Justin Colletti shares his 3 favorite takeaways from Jimmy Douglass' MixCon Masterclass.
Catch the full presentation here: https://sonicscoop.com/2020/09/16/mixing-remixing-masterclass-w-jimmy-douglass/
Luca Pretolesi just kicked off MixCon 2020 with an awesome masterclass on mixing electronic music. Justin Colletti shares his top takeaways from Luca's presentation. Get the full free masterclass here: https://youtu.be/cahztwJBn7c
When, where and how should you use low cut (or "high pass") filters? Should you low cut everything that doesn't need lots of bottom end? Should you always do it? Never do it? Are there some elements you should always do it on? Never do it on? Does it have a place in mastering or recording along with mixing? Justin Colletti answers all these questions and more.
"Mastering Engineer" is a misleading term says Justin Colletti. It has little to do with the actual service they provide. What's wrong wit the name, and what should we think about calling them instead?
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