Mixing & Mastering Course | Tokyo
- →Studio monitor speaker design
- →Acoustics and acoustically treating your home studio
- →All about mono, stereo and 5.1 in your software DAW
- →The art of balancing and panning
- →EQ workshop
- →Hearing dynamics
- →In-depth with all the parameters of dynamic controllers
- →Types of compression circuitry, their digital emulations, what to use & why
- →Parallel dynamic processing
- →Gates and de-essing tips
- →Dynamics controller tips to achieve clarity in your mix
- →Types of reverb and delay, where to use them
- →In-depth with all the parameters
- →Spatialization with convolution reverbs and delays
- →Phaser, flanger, chorus, pitch shifters, harmonizers and creative FX
- →Tips on how to make your records come to life with FX
- →Filtering and samples
- →Vocoder, Ring Modulators, Envelopers, Auto panning, distortion and bit crushing
- →Preparing vocals, vocal comping and tuning vocals
- →Getting separation between lead and BVs
- →Tips on automating levels (rides)
- →Side-chaining dynamic controllers and filters for ducking, FX and punch
- →Getting creative with reverb and delay
- →Making thin sounds bigger
- →Mixing techniques which only apply to electronic music but are very useful to know for everyone
- →Electronic music listening critique (bring in your tracks if you wish)
- →Electronic music mix analytics – analyze the mix elements of your favorite tunes
- →Using references to get your EQ and separation. A/B'ing
- →EQ, brick wall limiting, levels and phase
- →Using mastering plugins - dos and don'ts
- →The best metering tools
- →Live music listening critique (bring in your tracks if you wish)
- →Live music mix analytics – analyze the mix elements of your favorites live and acoustic tracks
Mixing & Mastering Music Production Course | Tokyo
- →The art of balancing and panning
- →EQ workshop
- →Studio monitor speaker design
- →Acoustics and acoustically treating your home studio
- →All about mono, stereo and 5.1 in your software DAW
What our students say.
“I've been producing music for 15-20 years and even have a recording arts degree. The instructors were absolutely amazing and helped me grasp mixing and mastering in a very relatable down to earth way. I feel like my production has finally taken the step up it needed. Loved the class and would love to take more courses at Garnish. Great learning”
Jeremy Wells
Instructors
Questions we hear a lot.
No - it's not essential if you already use Pro Tools, Logic or Ableton, though Garnish learners get a 50% discount on it.
36 hours, available in-person or via online remote attendance.
Yes - side-chaining, ducking, and mixing techniques specific to electronic music are covered, alongside general technique useful for any genre.
Preparing, comping and tuning vocals, plus getting proper separation between lead and backing vocals.
No more than 8 people.
Yes - a Garnish certificate of completion.
36 Hours | In-Person: ¥500,000 | Online Remote Attendance also available
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