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MixWithTheMasters Alan Meyerson Mixing 'Dune' Soundtrack by Hans Zimmer [TUTORiAL]
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MixWithTheMasters Alan Meyerson Mixing 'Dune' Soundtrack by Hans Zimmer [TUTORiAL]

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Explore a new musical universe with Alan Meyerson, as he takes you inside the award-winning soundtrack to Dune. Part 1 Playback formats, rough mix comparison, overall approach Part 2 Stem preparation, quadraphonic panning, weighted panning, stereo width, phase, bass, percussion Part 3 Layering sounds, orchestral backbone, orchestral details, bagpipes, woodwinds, choir, organ Part 4 Glockenspiel, bells, low-end harmonics, drum kits, cello, haas effect Part 5 Cello, pads, hybrid instruments, special effects, movement Part 6 Routing, stem mixing, print matrix, multi-band processing, limiting, downmixing

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