Mixing Music with Pro Tools

Who's who in the mix of a song

A course by Luca Petricca , Sound Technician and Music Producer

98% positive reviews (152)

4,949 students

Audio: Spanish, English

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About the video: Who's who in the mix of a song

Overview

“In this lesson you will know the final project of the course and understand how the mixer is involved in a job. We will go over your roles and the communication you need to have with the artist and producer.”

In this video lesson Luca Petricca addresses the topic: Who's who in the mix of a song, which is part of the Domestika online course: Mixing Music with Pro Tools. Learn to mix songs that bring out the full potential of instruments and vocals through professional processes.

Partial transcription of the video

“Who's who in the mix of a song In this lesson I will explain the final project of the course. We will learn about the different ways in which a mixer It can be related to the project depending on its functions. Surely one of these forms is the one that most represents your case. You will learn how to mix a song entirely In The Box, which means that all processes will be on the computer, there is no outboard, no outboard gear, all processes are inside the computer, in Pro Tools. You will follow me in all my processes mixing a rock song from a group from Madrid called Driive. It will serve as...”

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Course summary for: Mixing Music with Pro Tools

Level: Beginner
98% positive reviews (152)
4949 students
4 units
37 lessons (9h 12m)
4 downloads

Category
Music & Audio
Software
Avid Pro Tools, Pro Tools
Areas
Audio, Music, Music Production

Luca Petricca

A course by Luca Petricca

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Sound Technician and Music Producer

Luca Petricca is a sound technician and music producer with more than 20 years of experience, as well as the cofounder of Estudios Reno in Madrid. After ten years of freelance work as a mixer, associate producer, and technician for different producers in studios across Spain, he created Reno so he could focus on independent music, a section of the industry he connects with on a more personal and emotional level. He has mixed albums and songs for artists like Izal, Xoel López, and León Benavente.

When he's not running his studio or the FOH for live shows, he shares his knowledge of mixing as a professor at the United Pop school in Madrid. By teaching classes, he has found a way to help students interested in sound achieve more professional results and, ultimately, a more satisfying creative experience by showing them how to use a variety of tools and approaches in their work.