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Watch as engineer Mike Harris records drums in a professional environment. Inside a recording studio, you will watch the entire process of getting a great sounding drum kit. Mike Harris, a Grammy award winning recording engineer, has captured an incredible drum sound and made samples so you can take that sound to your studio. You'll get to see the process of signal patching in a studio and placing drums in the sweetspot of a tracking room. You'll also learn about drum mic techniques, how to tune drums, how to avoid audio leakage and phase issues when tracking drums. Mike will also cover how to mix a drum set, including EQ and compression tips, how to create samples in your studio, and how to apply the samples we create during the show within your own mixes.

In this episode, Eric did a complete recording session with a high energy rock band "Jagged Lines". You will see a professional session from start to finish. By watching the entire process you can see and understand why professional engineers do certain things they do, or why they pick a specific microphone or technique. Eric guides us through mic positioning and techniques, and his tips for tracking drums, bass, guitar and vocals. The way an engineer positions the band or gets them to play either together or separate has an effect in the final sound. You will see how Eric guides the band to achieve the best sound for their style of music.

In this Mix Deconstruction, Gustavo Giardelli, a session drummer and sound engineer will show you a step by step process to make space for all the instruments when working with big and packed sessions. By adding effects and processing them, boosting high frequencies in some instruments and cutting on others, you will be able to see all it took to create this mix.

Tune in to this episode for some amazing mixing advice from Daniel Robert Ford, as we deconstruct his mix of “I Like the Sound of That” by the band, Ottopilot. You'll learn how Daniel first approaches a mix, including an explanation of the production advice that he brought to this specific project. You'll also get an in depth glimpse into this methods of session routing, organization, and how and why he uses his own custom plug-in presets.

Adam Pollard presents in-depth iOS videos using a wide variety of iOS apps to create electronic music! Learn to use some of the best apps available to make interesting new sounds and productions. These iOS tutorials are great for those just starting out making electronic music on their portable devices, as well as intermediate iOS producers.

Learning to use an SSL console is crucial if you plan on working as an audio engineer or producer on the highest levels! Brian Scheuble is an audio engineer who has been working with artists such as Dave Matthews, Jason Mraz, Sons of Anarchy TV show, Papa Roach, Backstreet Boys, Barbara Streisand, and many others. He went through every knob of an SSL console and patchbay showing some different ways to use it when recording.

Ben has done a complete recording session with the band Stripes & Lines. In this episode, you will be able to see the whole process of a professional session. By watching the entire process, you can see and understand why professional engineers work the way they do, and why they pick a specific microphone or technique. You'll learn various microphone positioning and techniques, and Ben's tracking tips for drums, bass, guitars, and Vocals. The way an engineer positions the band or gets them to play either together or separate has an effect in the final sound. Watch as Ben guides the band to achieve the best sound for their style of music.

In this episode, Brian Scheuble returns to show you the art of capturing vocals like a pro. Brian has worked with some of the most influential singers of all time like Tina Turner, John Mayer, Jason Mraz, Sheryl Crow, Stevie Nicks, Serena Ryder, and more. In this session, you'll learn how to make the vocals cut through the mix, achieve that professional vocal take using appropriate mic distance. Brian gives us tips on how to glue and blend your vocals into the style in which you're working, and teaches us some EQ and fundamental frequency basics. He also shows us how to select the correct microphone, compressor, EQ, effects, and gain structure for your style. Not to be ignored, Brian gives us some valuable advice about making sure your artist is comfortable, has a good headphone mix, and takes breaks often enough, in order to produce their best performance. You'll also learn the importance of correct signal flow, acknowledging the sound of the room, and correct use of the click track.

Learn to use your audio skills to start getting gigs as a Reality TV sound mixer. Plus, get a bonus download from our guest mixer, Blair Halver. During this episode, you'll learn how to use a boom correctly, how to use lavs and field mixers correctly. Blair covers on location gear signal flow, a few different gear setups, and some details about camera use. You'll also learn about the reality sound industry, including where to find this type of gig, and how to get the gig.

With its virtual rack, console, devices and cables, Reason 11 is as close as a studio in a box as you can get. And now that you can use Reason as a plugin inside another DAW, it is even more versatile than ever. Explore the creative possibilities of this fun and powerful software (and plugin) with trainer and producer Joshua Carney!

Adam Pollard presents Low End and Sub-Bass tutorials! Learn how to produce and engineer proper low end and sub-bass for your tracks and productions, creating impact and power. These sub bass production videos are designed to help you create a great bottom end for your songs, giving them a fat, tight sound.

Watch Bob Horn, a Grammy award winning mixing engineer, who's worked with artists such as, Usher, Timbaland, Akon, Ne-Yo, Brian Culbertson, Macy Gray, Michael Jackson, Jay-Z, and many more, record the band Mayfield at Signature Sound Studio. You'll learn techniques that Bob learned during his entire career in Nashville, TN. Watch the episode for Bob's recording techniques, mic techniques, and compression, EQ, and reverb techniques. Bob also covers overdubs, vocal tracking, and much more.

Known by the fast-paced music and aggressive vocal styles, Active Rock is a style of music that’s quickly finding it’s place at the top of the mainstream market. With bands from all over the world breaking into the genre every day, the sound of Heavy Rock can sometimes be tricky to achieve. San Diego based Producer/Engineer Elmo Arteaga has spent nearly the last decade working with bands who are pioneering the genre and will be on Pro Studio Live to bring his techniques from the studio right to your computer screen!

In this seminar Elmo shares with us his recording process as he works with a local Punk Metal band called Abused. Throughout the event, he covers how he captures the true feeling and vibe of the band, recording bombastic drums, achieving a sense of emotion through the tracking process, as well as taking a detailed look at microphone choice for Live tracking. If you’re looking to add some dirt into your next production, or simply want to understand the Punk and Metal music scene a little bit more, this is the event for you. With how much will be covered in this session, surely you won't want to miss out.

Watch this reality TV style video to witness a full day of recording at our studios with Gus, a musician/engineer from Buenos Aires Argentina. In this video, he tracks drums, bass, and guitars. This episode gives us an inside look into what a real session looks like, including experimentation and trouble shooting to get the perfect sound. We start with getting the right drum sound, where you can pick up many techniques for mic placement, tuning, and even performance advice for the drummer.