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Deconstructing A Mix #13: Muse «Survival»

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Deconstructing A Mix #13: Muse «Survival»

Chris Lord-Alge | Duration: 1h 18m | Video: H264 1280x720 | Audio: AAC 44,1 kHz 2ch | 1,13 GB | Language: English + .vtt

Step inside Mix L.A. studio for a series with superstar engineer Chris Lord-Alge! This four-part instalment dives into CLA's first ever mix for the iconic rock band Muse – their acclaimed 2012 release 'Survival'. Using his SSL 4000 E console and an array of outboard gear, Chris builds a new mix of the record, then compares it to his original. He concisely explains his template and routing that comprises forty-four tracks from Pro Tools summing through his console to a mix buss chain. You'll witness the details of how he treats vocals, drums, samples, bass, percussion, piano, and electric guitars. Aside from demonstrating his straightforward yet highly effective workflow, Chris elaborates on other considerations – when not to apply compression, phase relationships, automation techniques, analog vs. digital EQ, and more!

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