At the bottom of the Art of Mixing page it says lifetime access to the TRE community. I've been told it will not be the same access as the TRE community so I'm hoping someone can clarify this for me. Please. Also- I'm wondering if the access can be opened up for the 7 Day Mastering course I took within the classroom. I see it in the classroom but it's locked and it would be nice not to have to jump through extra hoops to get to it when I wanna look back. If it can't, I'll live with it, but it would be nice if it could and then all my stuff would be in one place for access. Thank you in Advance for all that you do to mentor us music nerds I appreciate you.

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I'd like you all to welcome the newest mentor here at mastering.com Joseph Berg. He will be a mentor in the Membership Club for our VIP students who can book 1-on-1 sessions. He's an emmy nominated engineer who is also a student in The Reverse Engineer program with graduated with our official certification. Joseph is super talented and you all are going to love him! Please take a second and congratulate him! Bio: Joseph Berg is an accomplished audio engineer and lifelong musician who has worked as the mixing engineer on multiple Emmy-nominated film and television projects, including HBO’s Stax: Soulsville USA, which received two Primetime Emmy nominations for Outstanding Documentary or Nonfiction Series and Outstanding Sound Mixing for a Nonfiction Program and went on to win the 85th Annual Peabody Award for Best Documentary. In addition to his mixing work, Joseph has served as a mastering engineer on records with critically acclaimed musicians and engineers, including Grammy Award-winning engineer Mack Major (PJ Morton, Tank and the Bangas, The Revivalists), platinum-selling engineer Mike Napolitano, platinum-selling musician and producer Jimbo Mathis of Squirrel Nut Zippers, and legendary blues harmonica player Charlie Musselwhite, known for collaborations with Tom Waits, Muddy Waters, and Eddie Vedder, as well as multiple Grammy nominations and induction into the Blues Hall of Fame. Excited to have you Joseph!!!

Question for those of you who mix professionally: how common is it to tighten up your mix and then have the lead vocal come back in to record with the entire mix? I am in that overlistening stage where I'm finding weird little vocal stuff that perhaps no one else will notice, but wondering if a redo will help? I think it's mostly artifacts from tuning and timing adjustments . . .

A weekly Sound Design call with @Damian Baca has been added to the calendar, starting this Friday at 8pm EST / 1am GMT! This is a great opportunity to get any questions about your favourite sounds and how they're made. 💪 ⚠️ UPDATE ⚠️ After this Friday (6th), the calls will be on Thursdays at 10pm EST, starting on the 12th. The calendar has been updated to reflect the changes! This is open for Premium/VIP tier members - for more information, CLICK HERE! 💥 Replays will be available in the usual replay sheet under the classroom tab 😊