Tyson Boorman - Getting Industry Standard Mixes for Your Music

Tyson Boorman - Getting Industry Standard Mixes for Your Music

Author: Brian Funk November 19, 2024 Duration: 59:32

Tyson Boorman is a mixing and mastering engineer for Nightowl Music Group. He is the author of The Objective Mix - Mix Like a Pro Without Pro Gear or Premium Plug-ins. Tyson teaches music production on his YouTube channel, Objective Mixing, and he also runs a podcast called Prolific Super Producer, where, in the very near future, I'll be a guest.

Tyson and I spoke about his production philosophy of "skills over gear." We talked about the practical insights and messages from his book The Objective Mix. And Tyson gave a great explanation of how and why to use compressors in different mixing situations. 

Tyson is giving listeners of this podcast his "The 5 Secrets to Industry Standard Mixes" and "The Compression Styles Every Bedroom Producer Needs to Know" guides for free! Go to https://www.objectivemixing.com/funk to download them. 

This episode is sponsored by Baby Audio, makers of incredible music software. Use the code MPP15 to save 15%! https://babyaud.io 

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Takeaways:

  • Focus on the why behind your music production decisions.
  • Skills are more important than gear when starting out.
  • Understanding compression is crucial for effective mixing.
  • Creative limitations can lead to unique and interesting sounds.
  • Volume is the most powerful tool in mixing.
  • Intentionality in mixing decisions leads to better results.
  • Compression can be used to enhance dynamics, not just reduce them.
  • Learn your tools deeply to maximize their potential.
  • Avoid over-compressing; subtle moves are often more effective.
  • Using EQ to create space in your mix before resorting to sidechain compression.

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Brian Funk

 


Brian Funk hosts the Music Production Podcast, a space where the technical meets the personal in the world of making music. This isn't a lecture series; it's a collection of conversations that feel like dropping into a studio with a knowledgeable friend. As a working musician, songwriter, teacher, and Ableton Certified Trainer, Brian approaches each topic with a practitioner's curiosity. Discussions flow naturally from the specifics of a piece of gear or a production technique into broader reflections on creative philosophy and the artistic process. You'll hear about the tools of the trade, but always through the lens of how they serve an idea or unlock a new way of working. The podcast thrives on informal dialogue, whether Brian is sharing his own experiences or talking with guests, making complex topics accessible and immediately relevant. It’s for anyone who builds songs from the ground up and thinks about the why just as much as the how. Tune in for honest, nuanced talks that go beyond simple tips and tricks, offering a deeper, more human perspective on the craft of music production.
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