those last 2 links are good.
Mixing engineers handbook is good.
I wouldn`t recommend anything that gives "creative" sequencing advice or anything like that.
They are normally the opposite of creative.
A good book about mixing and then listen to lots and lots and lots of DIFFERENT types of music is the best lesson.
I am listening to a ton of modern minimalism in classical music at the mo, to push my musical technique.
Best way of learning IMO
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19-04-2009, 06:30 PM #1BOA Lifetime Member
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19-04-2009, 09:26 PM #2Deceptacon
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check out "mixing with your mind" by michael stavrou.
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20-04-2009, 12:06 PM #3Supreme Freak
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War and Peace?
bit long though innit.
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Mixing Engineers Handbook is a good book. Behind The Glass is also quite interesting....
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The last two are indeed good.
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