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    Mastering Essentials

    Mastering Essentials

    FL Studio 105

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    Well known for its unique pattern-based workflow, Image-Line's FL Studio is also an amazing DAW for mastering. Discover the power of FL Studio's mastering tools in this course, by producer and trainer Rishabh Rajan!

    Found in: FL Studio 20, Mastering,

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    1 Introduction 00:49
    2 What is Mastering 02:10
    3 Preparing the Mix 03:09

    Course Overview

    Rishabh Rajan

    Rishabh Rajan

    A common myth among producers is that if you're thinking about mastering music, you need a studio full of expensive analog gear. The truth is it's possible to get pro-sounding master "in the box"... as long as you know how to use your tools. In this 18-tutorial course, FL Studio expert Rishabh Rajan teaches the subtle art of mastering using FL studio.

    Rishabh starts the course by demystifying the "dark" art of mastering. You discover the different goals of mastering, and you learn how to prepare your mix for this crucial final step. During the course, Rishabh covers the mastering engineer toolset in detail. You learn how to EQ, compress, and limit your audio to get a professional sounding master. Saturation, Transient Processors, Reverbs and Stereo Wideners are also explained and demonstrated. The third-party plugin iZotope Ozone is also explored in the final videos.

    So join the amazing Rishabh Rajan in this course, and learn to add the final touches and polish to your music!

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