Event Description

Sep 09,2016

Graham Cochrane, Florida-based audio engineer and founder of TheRecordingRevolution.com, is coming to Pro Studio Live to share some of his most critical mixing tips with us and talk about how he found a way to “revolutionize” the audio engineering field! Having had a start in the industry similar to a lot of us, Graham has found a way to take what he loves to do as a musician and create an incredibly successful business out of it, strengthening his skills and building his clientele along the way.

In this event we will be diving into Graham’s world as he shows us techniques like his “Top Down Mixing” technique and his unique approach to Parallel Processing on a variety of instruments. What he calls “Top Down Mixing” involves starting your mix with plugins loaded onto your master fader. This gives your mix a unique flavor right from the start but what makes this technique super practical is that it can be taken and implemented into your productions right away! Along with that technique, his approaches to Parallel Processing on instruments such as Bass, and Vocals make such a considerable impact on the mix very quickly which allows for more creativity through the process.

We will also be talking with Graham about his background in Audio and his history with music, discussing everything from his first studio experiences to his latest releases!

Not convinced yet? Check out these free excerpts from the episode:

1) Graham Cochrane discusses Pro Tools Master Faders and His Workaround

Graham shares an interesting functionality of Pro Tools and discusses how he's incorporated it into his mixing workflow.

2) Graham Cochrane Showcases Parallel Processing Vocals

Graham shares a parallel processing trick he uses on his Pop/Rock Vocals and explains how it helped to cement the Vocal in the front of his mix!

3) Graham Cochrane Explains His Views On Monitoring In Audio Production

Graham shares his experiences with mixing on monitors and how listening to reference tracks have helped him get better sounding mixes.