Mixing With Waves Gold bundle-Groove3.

Hi,
 
If you, like me, found impossible to refuse the last Waves offer of the gold bundle for 129.
And if you don't have a Groove3 subscription, and are not in the Groove3 mailing list, this is for you.
 
During the month of July, Groove3 is offering 60% off for all their video tutorials.
 
I was so glad to find Eli Krantzberg's "Mixing With Waves Gold bundle".
The best 16 bucks ever spent. It costs 40 usually.
 
I get to look over the shoulder of an expert using a big portion of the Gold bundle.
And learn lots of mixing techniques.
 
One small thing though, Eli Krantzberg includes in his Mix a R-VOX which is not included in the current Gold bundle.
Maybe it was before, but hey… the Gold bundle was waaaaay more expensive.
Anyway there are, in the bundle, more than a couple of compressors that can be used instead.
 
If you are like me, still scratching your head making your way into this massive avalanche of 40 plugins, Eli Krantzberg's tutorial  is a big help.

 I took part in that offer the last time Groove3 had the sale. 
 
I too took advantage of as many mixing videos as I could.  
 
Then, I saw that Groove 3 had the Mixing Bundle offer later where 5 or 6 videos were bundled at $30.00 total. 
I was mad at first , but I said what the heck it was still a good bundled offer .The good thing about bundled offer was, if Groove3 saw that I already owned a video that was part of the Mixing Bundle offer, they would allow me to substitute the video for another mixing video I did not own.   Nice

I have a sub but was unaware of the Gold Bundle tuts. Having Eli do them is icing on the cake.
Thanks for the heads up.

You're Welcome,
I'm sure you'll enjoy those tuts as much as I do.
There's a lot of eyes and ears opening stuff.
 

Jesse G
if Groove3 saw that I already owned a video that was part of the Mixing Bundle offer, they would allow me to substitute the video for another mixing video I did not own.   Nice

Really nice.
 

https://www.groove3.com/t...with-Waves-Gold-Bundle

Those are really good ideas. I'm going  do something like that.

kitekrazy1
 
I'm pretty ignorant in the mixing area. I found it odd to use 2 compressors on a track.

You do this so that one comp isn't overworking itself therefore you can obtain smoother compression. At least that's what I use it for and try to attain! For me it's all about trying to keep them transients in the original form, just not peaking so much.