Some Summer Day by Puremixer: Adrian Szendel

Name: Some Summer Day by Puremixer: Adrian Szendel | Ep.4 Mix revisions
Uploaded: 2020-08-26T14:34:35.000000Z
Duration: 3260
Description: With a mix in place that Fab is feeling good about, it's time to bring Adrian back to hear it. As Fab and Adrian revisit the mix, they address revisions and continue to add on to "Some Summer Day."

Mix fix

Ep.4 Mix revisions

w/ Fab Dupont

Ep.4 Mix revisions

54 min • 2020

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With a mix in place that Fab is feeling good about, it's time to bring Adrian back to hear it. As Fab and Adrian revisit the mix, they address revisions and continue to add on to "Some Summer Day."

See how Fab Dupont:

Reviews the mix with Adrian
Cleans up the arrangement edits
Adds several automation moves to create memorable moments and scene changes throughout the mix
Explains how to create depth
Creates an exciting outro to the song by editing extra parts and creating a compelling guitar solo
Revisits the mix the next day to tweak the overall tone
Controls the ess-ing on the vocals
Talks about A/Bing between bright and dark mixes

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13 reviews

socratiliv • Monday, December 7, 2020

bonjour le tuto est super .c'est possible d'avoir les sous-titres en français .Merci

MarcoPolo • Saturday, October 17, 2020

Lots of producing required on this one. It was a fun session to watch. Thanks, guys!

jaredvp • Friday, September 4, 2020

I always enjoy these videos where you interact directly with the clients in person because that is such a huge part of getting recommendations, return clients, being successful, etc. You understand the clients, show humor, humility, and positivity. You're great at showing how to suggest changes to the arrangement in a way that won't offend the client. Not just this video but all of the similar videos. And your tutorials are always entertaining and funny. I just wanted to say everything in one comment haha. Thank you Fab.

Melodic Dreamer • Wednesday, September 2, 2020

Sounds a lot better. One thing though... I noticed when the guitar solo ended and the main riff came back in there was something a little off. I think the beginning of the guitar riff is cutoff which in return makes it sound a little weird. Overall though what you did with a song that has a single loop with multiple moving parts is astounding. Kudos bro.

Pearlpassionstudio • Saturday, August 29, 2020

Excellent work Fab.

2nibroo • Wednesday, August 26, 2020

Chapeau Mec me suis régalé de cette série .. juste au cas où tu me prêterais tes oreilles... :) à bientôt j'espère love PureMixe et tous ses précieux Mentors 2Ni (in French only) see you

sirthought • Saturday, August 22, 2020

Well after the prior video I thought the mix was impressive, but a bit too slick sounding. I think much of that has improved in this video and it's sounding great. Fun to watch the ideas come to life.

Matías M2O • Friday, August 21, 2020

@telepathy it's not "unconsolidate". it's Ungroup a previously grouped clips. group clips: Command+Alt+G ungroup clips: Command+Alt+U

telepathy • Thursday, August 20, 2020

Someone asked on the last episode, I'll ask again here - what's the command/shortcut to "unconsolidate" clips that Fab does at 4:07?

Stefan Wessel • Friday, August 14, 2020

Impressive to hear how Fab manages to stay true to the roughmix whilst enhancing the whole thing. I think the song would greatly benefit from a real drummer and a real drum recording in terms of groove and feel (with fills and such, that are missing here). But its interesting to see how it can be made to work with just programmed drums. I get a lot of material with programmed stuff (horns, drums, strings mostly) and it's cool to see what fab does to those sources. I think he could feature the harmony vocals a litte more. On the other hand, making the lead prominent makes a more pop appeal...

flandybob • Thursday, August 13, 2020

Great ! What shortcut is Fab using a 34:50 to "unconsolidated" his clip on the drums samples?

wrpooley • Thursday, August 6, 2020

I absolutely LOVE everything Fab does! But I can't help but notice when he creates (and balances) new elements like drum additions or crush tracks, their output assignment is not through the SUM bus initially. The SUM master fader is -6 as he states early in the video. He is a total pro and I'm sure he catches this later in the series! It's something to watch out for when working with summing and print busses. I've gotten through a final print only to discover some element was only going to Output 1-2 and thus didn't even make it into printed mix :(