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Hi Im Dezz Asante! Welcome to Mixlessons.com. Im gonna assume that your presence here that
you’re probably a musician, music producer, operating a small home or project studio,
and that you’ve probably been struggling like most of us do to get the professional
shine and polish on your music productions. Its an amazing world that we live in right
now, where music production has never been more accessible to the average person. Technology
is dirt cheap. You can walk in to a music shop with a few hundred bucks and walk home
with everything you need to plug-in to your computer and start making very good quality
recordings right away. And I tell you in my experience, even the cheap gear sound great.
You can record 24 beat 96k on a hundred dollar audio interface and that blows away even the
quality of a commercially released cd. The other thing that’s amazing about this day
and age that we live in is that information is abundant. You can jump on google or join
on what I’d like to call youtube college and learn pretty much anything that you wanna
know about any topic for that matter. So one question remains, why is it that your music
productions still have a tendency to sound like bedroom demos? Well in my experience
as both an audio engineer and an educator, the people that I worked with and the feedback
that I have gotten and the questions that keep coming up over and over again have led
me to determine that it’s the mix where most musicians tend to stumble. You know most
people are fairly comfortable to take a microphone, place it front of their instrument , put the
headphones on, move it around until they get a sound that they like and hit the big red
button and capture a very nice quality track. Where the trouble erupts is when you’ve
got a screen full of those wonderful tracks and you need to know fit them together like
a jigsaw puzzle to get that professional presentation out of your production. There are so so many
techniques out there that do various things that are all related to mixing. And yes if
you had the time and the inclination you could jump on the internet and you could spend hours
and hours and hours sort of harvesting all of these tips and techniques and try to sort
them out and to implement then in your own studio. But I found, in my experience as an
educator, that there is always a way to nutshell things down and distill them into their core
elements. And so that’s what I’ve done here with mixing and that’s what I wanna
get into with you in Mixlessons.com. So I’ve actually put together a little program, a
little series that I’m going to give you, I’m not charging for this, it’s a freebie.
And its called the three simple steps in recordings. Amazingly creative name, I know. But I figured
that the name is very descriptive and gives you an insight into exactly what you can expect.
Okay? So all you got to do if you wanna participate is just throw your email in the box in the
right and we will get started. I have a sequence of videos that detail each of these three
steps with great clarity, as best as I’m able to. And I am not going to hold anything
back. I wanna present this to you so that you can have that ah-ha moment and go home
to your own studios and just open up those old mixes and totally polish them. So once
again, just throw your email in, in the box on the right and I will start to send this
to you immediately and I’ll see you on the first video!