还记得另一个混音教程"Mixing with Pros"吗？那位大师主要用的是Pro Tools，原理虽然一样，但对于咱们这些穷人们来说，工业标准Pro Tools真的是不太亲切（想享受的话至少要付几千块钱）~~就在这时候，咱们常用的Cubase/Nuendo的开发公司Steinberg为我们送上了一道大餐（呃。。。貌似对中国用户免费，哈哈哈 ），这一套混音教程可是Steinberg出的啊~酷毙死和牛犊的用户有福了！

官网介绍

官网有介绍的视频。





About Internal Mixing
Internal Mixing is a platform-independent course that offers a wealth of information, hints and practical examples for mixing multitrack recordings within a computer. The step-by-step approach to mixing guides through a variety of techniques used by professional engineers to achieve the clarity and transparency often heard on CDs and DVDs. Internal Mixing uncovers the concepts behind proper placement of instruments within the mix. A powerful, yet three-dimensional sound is not achieved by usage of tons of expensive plug-ins but by separation of instruments and voices. Internal Mxing also shows that outstanding results can be achieved even without using expensive outboard gear, and just by making good use of the host application’s internal plug-ins.

Going step by step from understanding some of the concepts that can help form a great mix, Internal Mixing gudes through organizing workflow and the application of basic plug-ins like EQ and Compressors. Internal Mixing also covers the usage of DSP-based plug-ins and offline rendered plug-ins, e.g. for convolution reverb.

Internal Mixing provides exercises to supprt learning for the concepts involved. Each exercise can be followed step by step and guides through the chapters for a joyful and satisfying learning experience.

Internal Mixing has been filmed in HD-Video and uses latest codec technology. The 340 minutes of content on Volumes 1 and 2 as well as the screen capturing are provided in four languages – English, French, Spanish and German.


About the Author
Friedemann Tischmeyer is a seasoned professional, with over 15 years in the audio mastering and mixing business under his belt. Being an engineer for countless well-known artists and the owner of his own independent mastering facility, Friedemann has also published his two extremely well-received books ‘Audio Mastering with PC Workstations’ and ‘Internal Mixing’.


Contents

Vol. I


Basics for a good mix
Tips for delivering the mix master to the mastering studio
Technical prerequisites for a good sound
The systematic approach – clarity and a good workflow for the mix
Working with groups
Compressing groups to save CPU and increase sound power
EQing groups to save resources and create “space”
Handling groups: What do I control via groups, and what via tracks?
Workflow overview
Summary of panning rules
Preventing phase interference
The masking effect
EQ basic rules
Breakdown of the frequency bands and their principle zones
Mixing a tight bass range
Common basic parameters of compressors and their use

Vol. II


Exercises with compressors
Layering with reverb and delay
Native and DSP-aided reverb devices
Pre-delay as a design component
EQing in reverb return as a design component
Layering strategies
Pre-fader or post-fader?
How many reverb devices do you need? Planning depth design
Delay instead of reverb
Delay in reverb or reverb in delay
Additional aspect: Design and the use of Mute and Special FX
Automation
Processing single instruments
Off-line calculated convolution reverb to simulate ambience
Microphone tracks
Refining loops (doubling, gating, compressing, reverbing)
Exercise in editing loops
EQing and compressing vocals
Special aspects concerning choruses