Anything similiar to ken lewis or pensado's place for heavy rock?

[jauernis]

Just wondering if there is anything from famous rock producers on youtube that take you through a complete mix and share tricks like ken lewis and pensado do?

 

[Sloan]

there are the Groove3 videos, but you've gotta pay for them. Sometimes they go on sale for cheap and there are the 30days for free deals sometimes.

 

[BLUElightCory]

There are also DVDs out there featuring Michael Wagener, Joe Barresi, Charles Dye, etc.

 

[zvish]

Fab Dupont and his Puremix series is awesome! go and check his videos

lewis is boring as fuck imo, and results on final mixes arent mindblowing;p

 

[Mashreef]

i only saw CLA interview in pensoda's place

 

[Mikaël-ange]

2 things:

- because several Technics are used in the pop/urban world doesn't mean same Technics didn't apply in the rock world.
Legend mixer like Andy Wallace and CLA have spend many years working on those genre and you can hear that on their rock mix.

-buy the Joe Barresi mixing rock dvd

 

[shine]

-buy the Joe Barresi mixing rock dvd

I assume that you bought it so is it really good?

 

[Mikaël-ange]

I bought both tracking and mixing dvd...

I will not comment on the tracking dvd because Chris already made a thread about it.

In the mixing dvd Joe describe all the processing done. From how he like his session to be preped in PT. PT and console layout...etc.
Track by track description and comment for processing (with before and after processing step by step, and also why he choose a specific piece again an other) plugin wise and hardware wise.
Many eq comment are not frequency accurate (boosting some low instead of boosting 60hz for example) but you also get HD pics of every hardware piece Joe use, same as console by bucket. So you can see everything like you have your eyes 1inch close to every knob you want.

The second part of this dvd is probably the most interesting since Joe review his mix as listening, describing his mixing choice for each section (why he panned this way, why he choose to put a wet vocal instead of dry vox...etc). From balance to panning, to fx. Basically why he choose to go this way instead of an other...etc.

And many more...

Btw if you are not familiar with 4K, don't worry. Console op manual come with all the 4k pics

 

[shine]

I bought both tracking and mixing dvd...

I will not comment on the tracking dvd because Chris already made a thread about it.

In the mixing dvd Joe describe all the processing done. From how he like his session to be preped in PT. PT and console layout...etc.
Track by track description and comment for processing (with before and after processing step by step, and also why he choose a specific piece again an other) plugin wise and hardware wise.
Many eq comment are not frequency accurate (boosting some low instead of boosting 60hz for example) but you also get HD pics of every hardware piece Joe use, same as console by bucket. So you can see everything like you have your eyes 1inch close to every knob you want.

The second part of this dvd is probably the most interesting since Joe review his mix as listening, describing his mixing choice for each section (why he panned this way, why he choose to put a wet vocal instead of dry vox...etc). From balance to panning, to fx. Basically why he choose to go this way instead of an other...etc.

And many more...

Btw if you are not familiar with 4K, don't worry. Console op manual come with all the 4k pics

Thanks for the info!

Unfortunately there's only paypal option to buy this...no credit cards are allowed. Damn

 

[ArthurD]

There are also DVDs out there featuring Michael Wagener, Joe Barresi, Charles Dye, etc.

Is the Michael Wagener DVD OUT?????

Edit: nope. http://www.michaelwagener.com/html/dvd.html