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Chris Alicea
Chris Alicea
Prior to this chapter I was using equalization for prodominantly vocals. I would mostly do some reductive EQ (taking out the muffles and high/low end unnecissary frequencies)... Read More >>
Chris Alicea
Chapter 12 - Mix Theory. Mixing is the key element of a producer/engineer. The better the mixing talent often means the more money you can make... Read More >>
Chris Alicea
Chapter 10 surrounds the topic of plugins. I have worked with numerous music programs prior to taking this ProTools course... Read More >>
Chris Alicea
Chapter 9 was very helpful to towards taking my baby steps in ProTools. The fundamentals are always great to know and that's what chapter 9 explains conveniently... Read More >>
Chris Alicea
Not much to say about this one. Chapter 8 was strictly about the history of Pro Tools and how to download it. Good stuff! Can't wait to make the next million dollar hit! Read More >>
Chris Alicea
I've come to realize how essential the layout is when it comes to setting up a professional studio. Usually when I walked into a studio it would seem jambled, and most things seemed to just be thrown down... Read More >>
Chris Alicea
There's no better example than one that is hands-on. The information in chapter 6 was expressed greatly by the book, however the examples presented to me by my mentor made all the difference... Read More >>
Chris Alicea
I learned today that the sound engineer could either make Chris Brown sound like Kanye West singing, or Kanye West sound like Chris Brown singing - and it all starts with a great microphone... Read More >>
Chris Alicea
Chapter four contains some of the most important information a sound engineer could ask for. If you're building a studio or wiring for a concert; Chapter 4 is a must read... Read More >>
Chris Alicea
Still have not been in the studio yet, however I am learning a great deal from just the chapters alone. The most important section for me in this chapter was the one on Digital Audio Formats... Read More >>
