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CJ Eller
CJ Eller
Mastering is a very interesting topic to me. I have always wanted to learn how to get my songs to the "industry standard" loudness and overall feel... Read More >>
CJ Eller
When I was setting up my home studio this chapter was very helpful in treating my room. Because of this I am able to get higher quality mixes before bringing them into the studio... Read More >>
CJ Eller
I tend to not really use a lot of automation besides straight line. I am not a fan of "recording" automation through latch or touch modes... Read More >>
CJ Eller
I really have not liked the Pro Tools Midi Editor. Having learned how to arrange MIDI using Ableton I feel spoiled. It seems way easier to do it in Ableton... Read More >>
CJ Eller
Time based effects really have brought my mixes to life. I have been having so much fun with the valhalla reverbs. They take my tracks to the next level! Read More >>
CJ Eller
Compression has always been a tough subject, but now that I have used them so frequently and had them broken down by my mentor, I really understand how they work... Read More >>
CJ Eller
I found EQ's to be an everlearning process. I am always figuring out some cool way to use an EQ, whether that be in mixing, sound design, or even arangement... Read More >>
CJ Eller
Learning Mix Theory has been my favorite thing so far. I listen to music in a more analytical way now. I have found that songs that are well mixed tend to be liked more... Read More >>
CJ Eller
Chapter Nine seemed to go over a lot of the topics I have already learned in the studio. It was a nice refresher and really helped me remember all the topics we talked about before my summer break... Read More >>
CJ Eller
I found this chapter to be a breeze. We have been working with pro tools in the studio for a long time now. It was a nice refresher to go back and read it how the ebook describes it... Read More >>
