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This is the most wonderful video I have ever watched. It's very clear and helps me understand the mixing. Now, I am learning how to mix the audio tracks, but I am not familiar with how can VCA do. Thank you for uploading this video.!!❤
Sorry for being blunt. But, people like me who are in this industry from a very long time, will be curious to know the actual workflow and any hacks or tricks to reduce the tasks. For example, you could choose a couple of scenes of your choice from your previous work and show how you would final mix it from scratch. From DX conforming to the aaf/omf, to DX editing, to FX tracking, to BGM premixing, to foley premixing, to Final mixing etc. There is hardly any content on final Atmos mixing, you could get into that, if you will. I know this a lot to giveaway on a YT channel. But I strongly believe that, you will get students for one to one coaching from the traffic you will get from this.
Hey friends! 👋Check out my new video on VCAs and let me know in the comments how YOU use VCAs! Thanks for being here! If you’re ready to dive deeper into your career, check out my 1:1 coaching program. 🤝 Apply for Coaching here ➡www.masteringpostproductionsound.com/coaching
This is the most wonderful video I have ever watched. It's very clear and helps me understand the mixing. Now, I am learning how to mix the audio tracks, but I am not familiar with how can VCA do. Thank you for uploading this video.!!❤
I use VCAs all the time! When I’m mixing dubs, I have VCAs for dialogue, reverb, walla, and futzes
Yes sir!!!
Thank you so much for this! Recently started using VCAs in a similar manner and it speeds things up so much.
You're very welcome! Happy it can help. Thanks for watching.
All your videos are good for beginners only. The content is just about okay for the experienced ones. Not a lot there, unfortunately.
Got it. Thanks for sharing. Out of curiosity…what would be helpful to you?
Sorry for being blunt. But, people like me who are in this industry from a very long time, will be curious to know the actual workflow and any hacks or tricks to reduce the tasks. For example, you could choose a couple of scenes of your choice from your previous work and show how you would final mix it from scratch. From DX conforming to the aaf/omf, to DX editing, to FX tracking, to BGM premixing, to foley premixing, to Final mixing etc. There is hardly any content on final Atmos mixing, you could get into that, if you will. I know this a lot to giveaway on a YT channel. But I strongly believe that, you will get students for one to one coaching from the traffic you will get from this.