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Alyson Hilland
Youtube has always been an important part in my life. From uploading videos to going to California soon to meet my favorite creators at Vidcon; I knew I needed to incorporate both my Youtube world and audio engineering world as one in this weeks lesson. As I was working out the levels and panning for my mix this week, I screen recorded the entire process. Later on, I walked through the video explaining the steps I took. I will include the bounced file of what has been done so far, as well as, the Youtube Video.
Something I learned in my Chapter 12 Lesson with Uncle Joey is how to represent a Bus in Audio Engineering. Basically, a bus is a grouping on tracks that correlate. When moving the volume of one track in the bus all the volumes will change at a corresponding ratio. You will actually see in my video that I grouped tracks together based on instrument type. On an analog board, you will notice that each bus has a separate "master" volume, but all share the master volume.
http://recording.rrfedu.com/images/alysonhilland/Alyson_Hilland_ch12_Mix.L.mp3
