This eleven-week specialized mastering course will enable you to achieve the professional results you want for your music productions by learning how to adapt your mixes to the technical requirements of today's digital distribution using both analog and digital processing.
When you finish your productions, you will surely notice differences when listening to your mixes and comparing them with the tracks you hear on streaming platforms, and you will wonder: Why do my tracks sound quieter? Why do they sound so different depending on the speakers, while professional mixes sound good on any system? These and other questions are what you will answer with the mastering course, learning all aspects of this exciting sound specialization in a methodical and in-depth way.
To do this, you will start by listening to and analyzing the technical and artistic aspects of commercial tracks, and then move on to putting advanced dynamic correction and tonal balance techniques into practice, as well as parallel and multiband compression, Mid/Side equalization and compression, and other more creative techniques such as aural excitation, stereo image processing, or the use of analog electronics through different circuits such as VCA, FET, Opto, Vari-mu, etc., to give your masters more character. You will have personalized theoretical and practical classes in the studio with small groups, allowing you to choose the musical style that best suits your needs.
