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Middleman
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2011/01/30 20:44:00 (permalink)

Dave Pensado Fans

Dave has started up a new webshow to help burgeoning mixers.
 
http://www.youtube.com/show/pensadosplace
 
Dave is one of the go-to mixers in Los Angeles. Beyonce, Christina, numerous hip hop tracks all done under his stead.

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    Re:Dave Pensado Fans 2011/02/01 10:55:47 (permalink)
    Great tip, great series. Thanks for the heads up!

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    Re:Dave Pensado Fans 2011/02/01 11:16:06 (permalink)
    Yeah they are starting to get their format down and I am hoping there will be some juicy tips coming. The one about timing compression release to the beat of the song was a good one.
     
    I got to meet Dave a few months back at a seminar and he is still recovering from his stroke. Glad to see he is on the mend.
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    Re:Dave Pensado Fans 2011/02/01 11:25:25 (permalink)

    "The one about timing compression release to the beat of the song was a good one."

    Yes, and it is one very good reason why a mixer might want to see an accurate parameter reading rather than simply using their ears while setting up compression.

    I use a basic tempo and timing calculator to learn the note lengths of what ever instrument track I am working with.

    Then I can consider that info while adjusting and listening.






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    Re:Dave Pensado Fans 2011/02/01 12:50:48 (permalink)
    Good stuff here. Folks who enjoy this kind of thing will probably also enjoy Ronan's Recording Show.


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