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Hey there and welcome back for another
mix.
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This time we'll be looking at a heavy
rock track.
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This is from a band called Lazarus, Done
by a guy named Mike Aguado, really great
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producer engineer.
And we're again one of these tricky
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situations where the rough mix sounds
pretty good.
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So we have to try to beat it.
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What are we going to do to try to beat
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it?
In this one, I am actually reinventing
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the mix a little bit.
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I'm taking a different approach and going
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for a slightly different aesthetic than
Mike did in his original mix.
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And a lot of the mixes in this course
you'll hear me saying.
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Don't necessarily need to reinvent the
wheel.
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We can, you know, take what's good about
the rough mix, listen to it, and then
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figure out what can we change here to,
you know, what are like the two or three
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elements that if we improve those would
really make the client happy, and maybe
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one of the five elements that we could
improve a little bit further than that.
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We don't necessarily have to restart
things totally from scratch.
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We can use a rough mix as a template and
add to it.
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In this case, I want to do at least one
where I reimagine things and part of the
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reason I want to do that.
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I was using a totally new set of plugins
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I'd never used before.
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I have this session here open in Pro
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Tools. If you don't have Pro Tools, you can get
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a Pro Tools demo trial and open the
session for yourself.
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And I'm using all of these plugins from
isotope.
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I'm using their music production Suite,
Pro bundle.
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And the cool thing about this bundle, you
can get a 7 day free trial on it.
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So even if you don't have Pro Tools and
don't have these isotope plugins, you
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just get a trial of each and you can open
up this session and pick up where I left
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off and I also wanted to show off.
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And tools that are not stock plugins in
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the data, which is what we're doing for
every other session.
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Oi was also guided a little bit by what
are some of the things that you can do
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with these plugins that are a little
unusual and a little different from stock
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plugins. And I found that it was really easy to
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totally reimagine vocal effect sounds
very quickly in this mix using
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particularly the vocal plugin nectar.
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So I really did reapproach the vocals
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fairly significantly.
But again, the biggest thing is still
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coming down and listening to our original
rough mix, figuring out what works about
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it, what we can improve on, if any.
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And in your own time you'll want to
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listen to this compared to references
that the client actually loves the sound
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of. I'll bring up a few names for you, let me
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go over here into iTunes, and I think I
actually have.
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View of the tracks we're listening to a
band called Big Spring Band called
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Oceansize Band called Perfect Circle.
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I think we probably ended up going more
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in the direction of the ocean size vibe,
which is a little brighter than his track
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relative to say perfect circle, which is
maybe a little closer to where he started
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off where perfect circle, maybe a
slightly more buried vocals, slightly
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kind of darker sounds.
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But even compared to the darkest records
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here I felt like in context his was maybe
a little bit darker, a little mushy.
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So I wanted to go a little brighter on
this track.
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Which is something that's happened on a
bunch of these.
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I'd love to do more sessions like this
where we use a subscription bundle that
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you can easily get a free trial to.
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If we do any course addons I might do
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that, so feel free to write in with your
request if there's any subscription
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bundles you want me to try to do a full
mix on.
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That could be a lot of fun if we were
ever to do an update here, but here is 1
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using nothing but isotopes music
production suite probe bundle, so let's
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check that out first.
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Listening to down here the original mix
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from Mike Aguado.
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Let's hear it together and figure out
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what needs to change.
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What a strange creature you are today.
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Let me look you up and down.
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Study all of your features and your
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brain. Let me begin inside your body feeling.
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Only 10 is your name november.
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Yes, ice cream stretchers ohh make it
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hard so I think you get the idea of
what's going on here.
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