The Recording Revolution

[jacare]

Hey everyone
One of these days I stumbled on www.therecordingrevolution.com, and found some great mixing tips. Does anyone know it?

 

[brownbeartle]

I follow that guy on twitter. Jon tidey (audiogeekzine), ryan conestro (thehomerecordingshow), randy coppinger, rob sommerfelt, creat music pro and i forget the others name but he has a website about microphones.. all have some good tips on twitter or run a website.

 

[jacare]

Nice... thank you for the other names, I'll look for them. He's doing a thing called 5 minutes to a better mix II, a series of 31 short videos with tips, triks, etc. Very good stuff.

 

[DanLights]

Jon Tidey is a regular here, TheAudioGeek. I listen religiously to the podcast Jon and Ryan have, "The Home Recording Show", great stuff

 

[cyril_v]

Thanks for the post, lots of cool tips on there.

 

[Tommy Evans]

Thanks for the heads up dude. I've watched a few videos and I'm already learning/relearning such cool and useful things.

 

[AudioGeekZine]

Jon Tidey is a regular here, TheAudioGeek. I listen religiously to the podcast Jon and Ryan have, "The Home Recording Show", great stuff

this is me

@theaudiogeek

and i forget the others name but he has a website about microphones

That would be Matt McGlynn @recordinghacks http://recordinghacks.com

 

[joelplagues]

I've seen a few of the videos from this whilst on twitter and they have been really cool. picked up some little things that made me go "Why didn't I think of this before, it's so simple"

Definitely need to go over the whole series.

 

[Uladyne]

That Attack Principle thing is genius. I had never heard of it before.

 

[jacare]

One that helped me recently was the one about depth with EQ. IMO, it really shows how important is to work things on the mix, instead of soloing stuff. I had this perfect sparkly clean guitars here, that sounded perfect soloed, but on the mix, I couldn't get them to sit... it was too much on the front and if I lower the volume, it was too low. I lowered the LP... bam: it worked. Great resource.

 

[Wohma]

One that helped me recently was the one about depth with EQ. IMO, it really shows how important is to work things on the mix, instead of soloing stuff. I had this perfect sparkly clean guitars here, that sounded perfect soloed, but on the mix, I couldn't get them to sit... it was too much on the front and if I lower the volume, it was too low. I lowered the LP... bam: it worked. Great resource.

+1! I've watched the depth eq video today and the tip was just pure gold. The only thing I hate about those videos (apart from them being videos, but at least one sees and hears the differences) is that you have to skip about 2 minutes of the videos to get to the point

 

[decoy205]

Yeah I've been watchin the videos this month too and there's some cool tips in there.

 

[Djentkitty]

Thanks for sharing these, they are great!