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Take a step back in time to the psychedelic era with Eddie Kramer! This fascinating series explores the production of 'Little Wing', one of Jimi Hendrix's most famous songs recorded in 1967. Running stems through a vintage EMI-Neve console, the distinguished engineer takes you through his experimental approach to the project. Kramer explains the recording techniques implemented and elaborates on the innovative audio processing he pioneered at the time.

The Reverb 6000 Music Pack. * Goal = capture music programs from the flagship studio standard 6000 reverb @ its maximum resolution. *131 impulse files capturing the VSS4 HD, VSS3, Reverb 3, Nonlin 2, & DVR 2 algorithms. *Containing both Factory & User defined programs.

SPX990 Impulse Pack. *Goal = capture the SPX990. *Captured with 24bit Lynx converters @ the units maximum SR of 44,100. *The 990 is a studio gem. The European development team that helped create the presets really make this unit stand out from the rest of the series.

Magnetic Drum Reference Library One is a drum sample library sourced from analog drum synthesis, recorded/captured directly from tape. *4 drum synths (DRM1 MKIII, MFB-522, MOOG Voyager, ARP Axxe).

After reviewing the last print of the mix on other systems and in different spots in the room, Tony returns with a list of notes for his mix of "Lifeboats" by Will Knox.

After getting a general balance and ideas in place, Tony turns his attention back to the vocals and continues multiple passes of the song through his first print of the mix.

STAMINA is a Kontakt instrument that is designed with the songwriter in mind. In a world where life is so busy it is often hard to think about details or choice, as your time matters. STAMINA is here to assist in those decisive moments, with its full-on melody sections and loops that are waiting to be explored.

In this episode, Tony continues the mix by going where his gut takes him to work on the drums, synths and vocals.Watch as Tony: Checks the mid room mic to see what it is adding to the picture of the kit.

With the general direction set in place, Tony continues the mix for Will Knox's "Lifeboats" and turns his attention to the bridge. See how Tony Maserati: Does early automation rides on the guitars and bass.

The mix is set up, and Tony has put together some ideas for where he wants to take the mix. Continuing from part 1, Tony starts automating levels early in the process to begin building the foundation for his vision of "Lifeboats" and continues to perfect the individual tones to support the bigger picture.

In part 1 of this addition to the Lifeboats series, Award Winning Engineer, Tony Maserati, opens the multitrack for the Will Knox song, "Lifeboats", and takes us all the way from hearing the song for the first time, to a completed powerful and energetic mix with his signature sound imprinted upon it.Watch as Tony:

Gary Hiebner presents comprehensive Brainworx plug-in mixing video tutorials! If you have or are thinking of getting some of Brainworx's awesome plug-ins to mix your next project, make sure to check this video tutorial series out first. Gary gives you a deep dive into some of Brainworx's most popular plug-ins, showing you all of their features and functions as well as putting them to work on a mix so you can both see and hear exactly what they can do. You also get all the project stems so you can import them into your DAW and follow along with what you see in the videos.

EXOSPHERE is a musical toolkit consisting of atmospheres, pulses, transitions, one shots and drums that aim to capture the cinematic expression of cinematic guitars, textures and epic drum grooves from acts such as M83, Sigur Ros and Lights & Motion. From minimal guitar ostinatos, evolving pads, and minimal percussion loops, to epic drum beats - these samples are made for music producers and composers of songs, production music or scores of any style that need some extra depth, a cinematic touch and grand rhythms. The pack contains 4GB of material, across over 600 individual WAV files.

What originally began in 1999 as a home studio in Jars Of Clay band member Steve Mason's house, Sputnik Sound, has since bloomed into a landmark of the Nashville Recording Studio community.

Musicians speak many languages. Their native tongue, maybe a few others, music as a language itself, and of course they speak... "musician". In this pureMix.net exclusive, award winning producer, Fab Dupont, explores the fascinating language musicians have developed over centuries in their natural habitat.