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There are people here, Like Danny, who will give remote lessons.
 
http://www.dannydanzi.com/home.htm
 
I took a lesson from him and it was money well spent.
 
You might post some MP3s of your music so people know what type of music you are trying to mix. That might lead you to a teacher that specializes in the type of sound you're working towards.

Hello Wcedger, I live in Wichita, KS near the airport.
PM me, I be happy to check out your work.
I have used Sonar and Cakewalk products since 1988.
Currently using X2a.
I do progressive rock, jazz, country, new age, trance, ect. ect.
just about everything.
Some details about your system and audio gear would be very helpful
for everyone here.
 
Don Belisle
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Windows 8.1, Win 7, XP Pro, Sonar X2a, MOTU audio, i7 desktop, i5 desktop, Q6600
desktop, i5 laptop, and others - -  to many to list.
 

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Also...I found worthwhile the Groove 3 video "Mixing with Sonar X1".
 
Lots of good info at http://therecordingrevolution.com/
 
 

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Your welcome, be sure to visit the forums here often,
I believe the best available help is here.
I lurk around here daily, love reading everyone’s comments and
advice. Best forum anywhere.
 
Don Belisle
 
 

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The forum isn't really geography specific. If you need urgent help locally, you might reach out to your local music stores. They may know the good talent in your area or be able to refer you to local studios.

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