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Dubspot instructor and Mixing & Mastering engineer Daniel Wyatt shows you how to navigate the various features and parameters of iZotope’s Ozone 4 in this brand new video tutorial, the followup to How To Use A Limiter and Mid-Side EQ Technique – a tutorial series in which Wyatt offers tips and techniques for polishing your tracks and give them a finished, professional sound. In this tutorial, Wyatt utilizes Ozone’s Multiband Harmonic Exciter to explain and demonstrate how to add some saturation to your mix and use the exciter signal processing technique to not only bring out the fundamental flavors of the elements of your sound but also generate new harmonic content and give your track a warm, fuzzy, and dynamic feel. More about this technique is covered in Daniel Wyatt’s Mixing & Mastering course starting online the week July 3rd and in NYC August 6th.
The track used in this video is Dubspot instructor and electronic musician and producer John Selway’s of “The Hills” by Filippo Mancinelli & Allen May – out now on Darkroom Dubs. You can preview the track on YouTube.
Mixing & Mastering Program
Online Classes starting the week of July 3rd and in NYC the week of August 6th
Transform rough ideas and basic compositions into dance floor bangers and sonically pleasing commercial quality masters.
Courses:
- Mixing & Mastering Level 1: Mix
- Mixing & Mastering Level 2: Modify
- Mixing & Mastering Level 3: Master
Learn the well-kept industry secrets of EQ, compression, panning, level balancing, reverb and special effects from platinum mix/mastering engineer, Daniel Wyatt, senior Dubspot Instructor. This program gives you everything you need to refine tracks into a clear commercial quality release, including special mixing and mastering techniques for dubstep, techno, house, trance, downtempo, hip-hop, and the gamut of electronically-produced music… Read more.
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