Course Content
Getting Started On Your Mix
Richie explains how to identify typical Hip Hop styles, VU meters, as well as where to start a mix and parallel compression vs direct compression.
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Genre Semiotics: Trap And Hip Hop
03:47
Where To Start A Mix
04:33
Parallel Compression VS. Direct Compression
10:34
Explaining A VU Meter
06:34
Working With The Kick
Richie discusses how to mix a kick, using parallel compression on a kick, and layering 808s.
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Mixing The Kick
07:53
Using Parallel Compression On The Kick
09:26
Mixing The 808
09:28
Offsetting The Kick And 808
04:39
Mixing The Kit and Instruments
Richie explains how to mix snares and hats, adding FX to hats, and processing guitars
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Mixing The Snares & Hats
06:47
Hat FXs
08:06
Processing Guitars
08:57
Mixing Your Vocals
Richie demonstrates different ways of manipulating vocals through vocal chains, plugins, plugin alternatives, as well as techniques for delays and widening.
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Vocal Chain
10:33
Vocal Processing Plugin Alternatives
04:00
Vocal Delay And Widening
08:40
Reverb
07:34
Conclusion
00:33
Mixing Hip Hop and Trap (Included in Essential)
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In this lesson, Richie explains how to identify typical styles in a Hip Hop record that may guide a mixer’s creative choice.

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