Waves announces From Demo to Master, a free mixing and music production course with Grammy®-winning producer/mixer Dave Darlington.
We are glad to announce a new free mixing and production course including live Q&A sessions, From Demo to Master, with multiple GRAMMY®-winning producer/mixer Dave Darlington, available online beginning November 28. Visit the course page to enroll in the course.
In a career spanning four decades and over 1000 album credits, mixer, composer, musician and producer Dave Darlington, who owns and works out of Bass Hit Studios in New York City, has worked on hit songs and albums in a staggering range of genres – rock/pop, hip hop, R&B, jazz, dance/electronic, and even classical. Few music makers can boast credits diverse enough to include everyone from Avicii to Herbie Hancock, David Guetta to Sting.
In this age of prevalent home and project studios, bedroom producers and independent mixers, there is no reason why a demo song shouldn’t become a well-produced, expertly mixed, fully polished master, regardless of your available budget. Whether you're a home producer, a musician mixing your own music, or a mix engineer looking to step up your game, this video course will enhance your ability to achieve your desired results.
This unique 4-part course offers free and unlimited access to all the sessions, over eight hours in total. Participants will be able to download original multitrack sessions, enabling them to follow along and practice. They will be receiving expert advice from Dave’s special guests Tony Maserati (Beyoncé), Jack Joseph Puig (Lady Gaga), Andrew Scheps (Metallica) and Greg Wells (Adele); participants will also be able to partake in live Q&A session following each lesson, where Dave will answer questions about the course material.
The course will cover the following topics:
How to create a sonic vision for your song, no matter the genre
How to make the most important decisions when mixing a pop, hip hop or rock track
How different mixing choices can impact the song’s overall feel
How to give lead and backing vocals the power and polish they deserve
How to get bass and drum tracks sitting tight and working together
How to rethink the way you use harmonic instruments – synths, guitars, etc. – in your mix
How to put the finishing touches that can make or break a song
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