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Don't despair if your finished tracks don't stand up next to your favourite commercial mixes. Our brand-new Computer Music Special brings you the solution, with 38 step-by-step mixing techniques you can put to work on your tracks right now!

You can produce polished, pro quality mixes with your home setup and the help of our team of mixing experts.

Here's just a taster of the pro tricks that are revealed in the magazine/DVD:

Making it loud
Dynamic mixing
Attention-grabbing effects
Sitting a vocal
Separation techniques
Processing tricks galore
Super-wide mixes
Snap compression
Parallel compression
Making space in the mix
EQing the bottom end
Transient shaping
Fat compressed beats
Boosting the energy
and more!

Plus:
How to mix a complete track from start to finish
The Fast Guide to Monitors - how to get your listening setup right

You must be kidding !

You can get more useful information from these free tutorials than what is printed in that issue - the fat compressed beats and loudness sections in particular on those CM tutorials are subjectively flawed.

http://tarekith.com/assets/mixdowns.html

http://tarekith.com/assets/dynamics.html

http://tarekith.com/assets/mastering.html

Or buy yourself a copy of Bobby Owsinksi's 'The Mixing Engineer's Handbook' (2nd edition) for half the price which gives much better and relevant information.

leedsquietman wrote:You must be kidding !

You can get more useful information from these free tutorials than what is printed in that issue - the fat compressed beats and loudness sections in particular on those CM tutorials are subjectively flawed.

http://tarekith.com/assets/mixdowns.html

http://tarekith.com/assets/dynamics.html

http://tarekith.com/assets/mastering.html

Or buy yourself a copy of Bobby Owsinksi's 'The Mixing Engineer's Handbook' (2nd edition) for half the price which gives much better and relevant information.

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Fifty dollars?

Did i read that right?
Surely you meant five dollars, after all you got it for free and it's not like it cost that new anyway. . .

If anyone actually wants it, I'll send you mine for free.

Destro wrote:

leedsquietman wrote:You must be kidding !

You can get more useful information from these free tutorials than what is printed in that issue - the fat compressed beats and loudness sections in particular on those CM tutorials are subjectively flawed.

http://tarekith.com/assets/mixdowns.html

http://tarekith.com/assets/dynamics.html

http://tarekith.com/assets/mastering.html

Or buy yourself a copy of Bobby Owsinksi's 'The Mixing Engineer's Handbook' (2nd edition) for half the price which gives much better and relevant information.

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Its not 1st of April just yet.

a true philanthropist

He's a stamp collector?

I found what you are selling for $50, for free in one Google search.

Just because something is discontinued doesn't mean you can charge like a wounded bull.

It is a DVD, not a 14th century antique gold gobblet.