http://nickstutorials.com/keep-your-mix-clean/ A Comprehensive Ableton Live Tutorial Resource | Ableton Live Video Tutorials Thu, 26 Apr 2012 13:58:27 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.2 http://nickstutorials.com/keep-your-mix-clean/#comment-125 admin Wed, 17 Feb 2010 15:27:14 +0000 http://nickstutorials.com/?p=841#comment-125 I'd love to be in that class, Joshua :) Miles Davis and Alva Noto? Perfect examples of communicating more with less! I’d love to be in that class, Joshua Miles Davis and Alva Noto? Perfect examples of communicating more with less!

]]> http://nickstutorials.com/keep-your-mix-clean/#comment-124 Joshua Wed, 17 Feb 2010 04:35:30 +0000 http://nickstutorials.com/?p=841#comment-124 Less is always more! Right on nick. This is true in all aspects of music and all genres from IDM to Jazz. When I was teaching bass I would have my students listen to Miles Davis's solo on So What. There is a lot to learn there wether you are a musician ( I am a bassist) a sound designer or a composer/producer. His playing on that tune is a listen in economy of sound. It is minimal, but communicates so much. Everyone should check it out. On the electronic tip, check out Alva Noto's CD 'Transrapid' even if you don't dig minimal, its worth the listen. Less is always more! Right on nick. This is true in all aspects of music and all genres from IDM to Jazz. When I was teaching bass I would have my students listen to Miles Davis’s solo on So What. There is a lot to learn there wether you are a musician ( I am a bassist) a sound designer or a composer/producer. His playing on that tune is a listen in economy of sound. It is minimal, but communicates so much. Everyone should check it out. On the electronic tip, check out Alva Noto’s CD ‘Transrapid’ even if you don’t dig minimal, its worth the listen.

]]> http://nickstutorials.com/keep-your-mix-clean/#comment-123 ash Sun, 14 Feb 2010 23:41:47 +0000 http://nickstutorials.com/?p=841#comment-123 I say load up those instruments, layer those sounds, fill up that spectrum. Then go back, EQ and mix a subset of frequencies. Transition from one subset to another during the composition to keep it dynamic and fresh. I say load up those instruments, layer those sounds, fill up that spectrum. Then go back, EQ and mix a subset of frequencies. Transition from one subset to another during the composition to keep it dynamic and fresh.

]]> http://nickstutorials.com/keep-your-mix-clean/#comment-122 admin Mon, 08 Feb 2010 19:35:41 +0000 http://nickstutorials.com/?p=841#comment-122 Thanks, Marty, and welcome! Thanks, Marty, and welcome!

]]> http://nickstutorials.com/keep-your-mix-clean/#comment-121 Marty Meinerz Mon, 08 Feb 2010 19:34:14 +0000 http://nickstutorials.com/?p=841#comment-121 I stumbled onto your blog today, and I'm glad I did. Great read, very helpful. I stumbled onto your blog today, and I’m glad I did. Great read, very helpful.

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