David was kind enough to spend an hour on me with Zoom, breaking down his winning mix from the recent Fix the Mix challenge! Watch on YouTube to find out exactly how he achieved that huge drum sound - plus his general workflow, tips for processing guitars, reverb, and more. https://youtu.be/bS204r_SXrk?si=t5eh0g3ITi0P7rl8 Huge shoutout to @David Brancato for being so generous with his time. He also spent a lot of time giving feedback to members after the competition, so please comment below with a big thank you for David!

Anyone here self taught through YouTube and GarageBand before finding this Skool community? I feel like I spent many years not knowing too much about this DAW, (Logic Pro on Mac) yet these courses are a SERIOUS game changer. Personal Testimony: For the first time in years I made more than one instrumental/song (hip hop/trap) and I actually like it because of the classes. So far I'm about 38% into production 101, I just want to say: this is totally worth the money. anyone else feeling this way?

I got to play this round. I did not have a lot of time today, but I squeezed it in. I had maybe about a four-hour window at the end of the day. Enjoy. https://drive.google.com/file/d/18p9Rq_51naY1q0DS5wNWK2cZRtR4ihKs/view?usp=sharing I'm updating the post because I've been asked more than once which drum sample library I used in this mix. The drums in my mix are the same tracks from the folder. I didn't replace the kit or layer in additional samples. There were no overheads in the folder, and no drum room mics, so I created a space for the drums artificially with some reverb. I'm happy to share techniques if you want to know!

Damian decided to cancel his sound design call today so everyone can attend the FTM ...

Can someone lead me in the direction of where I can find these. Thanks in advance :)