Once you get past the basics, finding good advanced mixing tutorials becomes really challenging. A lot of what's labeled "advanced" is just basic information presented with fancy graphics.
What advanced mixing tutorials have you found that actually teach you something new? I'm talking about tutorials that dive into advanced concepts like parallel processing, mid-side processing, advanced automation techniques, or mixing for immersive formats.
Also, are paid advanced mixing tutorials generally better than free ones? I've invested in a few courses that were disappointing, but I've also found some incredible free resources. What's been your experience with advanced mixing tutorials at this level?
What advanced mixing tutorials have you found that actually teach you something new? I'm talking about tutorials that dive into advanced concepts like parallel processing, mid-side processing, advanced automation techniques, or mixing for immersive formats.
Also, are paid advanced mixing tutorials generally better than free ones? I've invested in a few courses that were disappointing, but I've also found some incredible free resources. What's been your experience with advanced mixing tutorials at this level?
