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Phil Allen is a producer, engineer, multi instrumentalist. Starting out as Warren Huart’s intern at the age of 19, Phil has had a steep career: He became head engineer of "Harmony Studios" and later on "Spitfire Studios" where he worked with high profile producers and writers like Fraser T Smith, Dan Wilson & Jack Douglas and engineered songs for Daniel Powter, Adele, Aerosmith, P!nk and Miley Cyrus. In 2012, Phil won a Grammy for Adele's "Someone Like You."
Learn not just the how, but why.
Watching KZbin tutorials and learning new techniques is great, but it can become confusing and overwhelming if you’re missing a plan, a strategy to approach your mixes. By understanding the why behind every mixing decision you’ll be able to really grow as a mixer.
Band: Jeremiah Red - ‘Renegade’
First step: Make each track sound like you wish it had been recorded if the band had a major label budget In this production, the sounds are very clean, no fancy equipment was used. We try to make it sound like it has been recorded with a ton of analog gear.
Goal: Take clean Rock recordings and make them sound like a Console/Analog mix and create a 70s Rock Vibe
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[@Producelikeapro]

What do you hope to learn from this course?

[@khudejanoorulainain2295]

even the basics of mixing really and thanks so much warren it is something that i didn’t know i need it

[@SuperDrumhead777]

General tips and the omni chanel is the waves plugin I really miss thinking about mixing it back into the chanel strip rotation.

[@rudolfbaethge282]

EVERYTHING!!!!!! Hope I can share what I learned!

[@dj-h8735]

General Tips on how to make a sound that is "dirty" without getting muddy. "Think of how I want it to sound before I create a Sound" Great Quote. Thanks again to Warren and Phil.

[@gurav100]

Basically 1. How he managed the drums, like a good mixing engineer he did not use what make the mix muddy. Specially I am always thinking about how people make snare so good so that It can cut heavy mixes. 2. How he control the both bass is so much awesome like you have also a video on that too. 3. How he used the parallel compression on the drums and how he squashed the bass. 4. Kramer tape is used I mean wow. 5. how he managed to sound the guitar and pan them like awesome ( specially that room guitar reverb trick). 6. The decapitator from sound toys is really good on the vocals. 7 . I am flattered how he used the OMNI channel on the vocals to make them bright and cut through the mix. Actually the arrangement and recording is really good. He teaches in 1.5 hours but It about the experience and how many knowledge to manage such a big mix. Loved it and it is the most valuable video So far in terms of mixing. I mean I have not thought that even after reading 5-6 books you can't get that knowledge. Speechless, This is best of best. Thanks sir

[@iborimusic]

I heard the raw drums and I was “that sounds good.” Then I heard the improvements to the kick drum and was “that sounds better, now it’s done.” To make it short, every time he did something new it sounded better and I would think that was it, so seeing the process to the end regarding the drums was mind blowing. I would have stopped improving way before, and I’ve been mixing as a hobby, not a pro, for almost 20 years.

[@dj-h8735]

The first and most important thing I got out of it. "On the first go through think of how I wish it could have sounded on tape" Great Quote. Thanks again to Warren and Phil.

[@Producelikeapro]

Thanks ever so much for that! You Rock!

[@claymacvoy564]

career changing

[@TheStudioFreq]

Definitely one of the better mix tutorials I’ve ever seen on KZbin or elsewhere. Very cool to see someone mixing the way we used to on consoles but also using the new tech to blend the two universes together - using the best of each world!

[@Producelikeapro]

Thanks ever so much! Yes, Phil rules!!

[@Bring_MeSunshine]

Thanks, yet again for another FREE set of multitracks and course. Much appreciated

[@Producelikeapro]

You're very welcome!!

[@FroznColors]

i know right! it's so kind of Warren

[@Producelikeapro]

@@FroznColors thanks ever so much!

[@MixChecks]

@John Kennedy Zawtha Even pros can benefit from seeing how other guys are working ;)

[@ericmunden2353]

This video/ coarse is what I’ve been looking for the past 3 years. It makes so much sense and I can easily apply to my own demos! What a huge difference and thank you Warren and Phil for opening the door to a new production/ mixing universe! I enjoy listening to my demos for the first time.

[@antcall6779]

Thanks warren! This was great, Phil is amazing. Keep these videos rolling please 🤘

[@MarcBecker_Music]

That's awesome. Thank you ever so much, Warren!

[@AnitaPotterProductions]

Fantastic! Can't wait to dive in when I get a spare minute ;) Thank you all for all you've been doing for everyone during this time. It's been a great, bright spark in these uncertain times *hugs you all*

[@Producelikeapro]

Fantastic!! Thanks ever so much Anita!!

[@mikesmith1290]

This is just incredible! I’ve learned so much more in this video than countless hours of other mix tutorials.

[@edsterling5258]

What Phil did here, if you compare the raw tracks to the ending mix as it evolved, is practically miraculous. Hats off and thanks to Phil & team for sharing the insights. This will help so many. Well done!

[@mikewolfe9458]

This was amazing. Thanks so much for sharing this! I’m off to try and find more content from Phil!

[@ManchesterBlackSheep]

Wow, this is hands down the best mixing tutorial I have seen. The techniques on the drums are just amazing.

[@RaymondBurgos]

Finally I was able to sit down a watch the whole thing. Awesome content as always!

[@georgeg4136]

Thank you Phil ! Thank you Warren, you have helped me to correct many of my mistakes and I am still learning new things in each of your videos! Thanks a lot man !

[@cheyneluke9330]

Amazing thanks so much guys! Your generosity goes a long long way!

[@Producelikeapro]

Thanks ever so much Cheyne!!

[@AlexeySolovievMusic]

Thank you so much Warren for such a great gift! Super duper appreciate that!

[@scottbertram3208]

Killer Vid once again Warren. One of the best I've seen for a long time. Really gets you back to sound capture and feel rather than fix it in the mix :-)

[@rc2soundark]

This course is brilliant, it definitely made me rethink how I mix rock too. Such a nice simple approach but yields great authentic sounds and powerful results. Thanks so much Phil and Warren!

[@MixChecks]

For sure. I think simple is definitely the way to go. Especially if the tracks are recorded well :)

[@johngrey9157]

Thanks guys! Amazing track, had a ton of fun with this one

[@darrenlucas804]

Thank you, Warren and Phil, this means a lot!

[@Producelikeapro]

Thanks ever so much Darren I really appreciate it!

[@MartinPNairn]

Uffff this is pure GOLD! Thank you both!!

[@Producelikeapro]

Thanks ever so much Martin!!

[@gelderlandproduction]

Incredibly well done. Thank you!

[@alexandrfedorov5722]

Man, this is amazing. Best mixing course I've seen. Thank you so much!

[@Producelikeapro]

Wow! Thanks ever so much

[@rawjam8542]

Brilliant From A to D to A again, Revived! What a great Artist and first take of them!

[@jurgenschuler8389]

This is an amazing course! Not that long, but really amazing! I've been wondering when I'd be able to watch the next Phil Allen course. Thank you so much!

[@MixChecks]

He got the job done quick ;)

[@yifanlu4473]

i expect to see more editing course from this dude! good engineer。

[@mekkoband3488]

Wow, this was informative! Super thanks for your work, the ducking of the accompanying guitars with the side chain from the lead guitars was a revelation; i’ve been struggling with those two competing and this completely solves it!👌

[@alexeytereshonok]

Thanks so much! I love Phil Allen's courses that i own! "Mixing with EQ & Compression" course was a huge eye-opener when i was just starting. I'm sure this course will be great too!

[@LongshanMusic]

My god, what an incredible job mixing those vocals. Thank you Warren and Phil!!! What a great sounding band.

[@Producelikeapro]

Thanks ever so much! Glad you enjoyed the course!

[@richardmcarthur40]

Great course, amazing for those of us recording to decent pres in an interface but without much option to shape tones on the way in. Sounds so simple but ‘getting the tones to sound like you wish you’d got them’ before mixing is a brilliant tip! Cheers Phil, cheers Warren. Will be checking out the band too, cool sort of Black Rebel vibe to them, particularly on the bass.

[@modernmusicstudio303]

Amazing to hear from someone who has work with artists at the Grammy level! Great to point out that if you don't record in the way you want it that mixing can't always fix it. Thank you for an awesome video!

[@avrohsoftonikmusic]

Learned alot ! Thank you so much for this ! :)

[@witnessthelightmusic2954]

Talk about being gracious with knowledge and content. Thank you Mr. Huart. You’re a legend. Shout outs to Phil Allen. You’re teaching style and break down is cohesive, clear and concise! No wonder you’re a Grammy winner! God bless and stay healthy!

[@Producelikeapro]

Thanks ever so much my friend!! I'm so glad to be able to help!!

[@MixChecks]

No more keeping mixing secrets ;)

[@heavenl7sounds]

Wonderful resource right here. Wealth of knowledge. Thanks A-lot.

[@sleepisbutadream]

awesome video, learnt some stuff and reinforced that I've been on the right path with my recent mixes, made me feel like I'm definitely improving lately :)

[@lydian2012]

Phil's lesson is extremely informative from the start til the end

[@TheMrsonshine]

This was a really great Course. Mr Allen is a great and insightful teacher as well as a gifted engineer!

[@JonasFranckProduction]

Fantastic info as always. Def going to use some of his ideas and techniques on my next mix. Such a great pedagog that Phil Allen. As are you Warren. Repeat repeat repeat until we get it. And love learning new stuff. On top of all for FREE while biking to and from my work. Great times in an awful time in history.

[@rsdickson07]

I enjoyed that. Simple and clean. I loved that he used the NI bus compressor on his master - my ear favors that also. Interesting that he primarily used Waves plugins as well with just a few others.

[@matiassanchez9251]

Nice course, thank you Warren and Phil!!

[@Producelikeapro]

Thanks ever so much Matias!

[@milanpolak]

Great info, thanks a ton!

[@cloudvision9064]

this was a great video! so helpful! Thanks Warren & Phil!

[@Producelikeapro]

Thanks ever so much!!

[@agorklesamuel2226]

Am watching it again and again

[@Producelikeapro]

Thanks ever so much!

[@darrelladams6952]

GREAT COURSE! I went out and bought Scheps Omni!

[@grllkng]

Very detailed mix tutorial! Thank you!

[@splashesin8]

Thank you Phil and Warren!

[@Producelikeapro]

You're very welcome!

[@chophii526]

Thank you Warren and Phil!

[@Producelikeapro]

Hi Daniel! Thanks ever so much I really appreciate it!

[@austinsummersofficial631]

This is absolutely incredible. I'm blown away. It sounds like something I'd expect to hear if I was watching Californication (love that old series ❤) and really being taken in by the vibe and atmosphere of a scene. Thanks for giving me a new perspective. Learnt so much.

[@cabuffal0]

Scheps Omi ?!! I have overlooked it since beginning. Thanks for the tips, Phil Allen.

[@BerndThomasSchuller]

Thank you for sharing this, super useful and inspiring

[@derrickbaranowsky5715]

What was very cool about this was that it really shows you how a professional approaches a mix of tracks that sounds like what I might have recorded at home, as opposed to mixing a recording that sounds like it was tracked with $25k mics at Sunset Sound. That was really helpful. The mix approach and transformation of tracks that start off sounding like mine hit home better. Thank you Warren!!

[@Zedhead17]

Fantastic video and learning experience. Many thanks indeed

[@Palbvial]

Phenomenal mix curse! Thanks for sharing this gem! Thank you Phil Allen and Produce like Pro!

[@Producelikeapro]

Thank YOU! You're very welcome

[@themindbadger8]

Thanks ever so much for this course. I think this is my favourite one so far. And I love how good the Scheps sounds! I've had this plugin for about a year and rarely used it... that will change now :-) Thanks to Phil for being an most excellent (sorry gone Bill&Ted there for a moment) tutor.

[@sparkyapplepants8944]

Great video! Thank you (learned a lot).

[@gfung1998]

NICE TUTORIAL !

[@steelesaldutti]

Really enjoyed this and learned a lot

[@boxabeatrecordings6309]

This course is my favourite in the entire available PLAPA production tutorials. It gave me insight in how a good recording has to sound and how to achieve it. And on top watching and listening Phil is a joy.

[@MixChecks]

For sure. I love a good mix walkthrough

[@DebojyotiBanerjee]

Loved it❤️❤️❤️

[@mikep3773]

Thanks so much!

[@aaronallen1599]

Thank you very much for this. It helped a great deal. Mix sounds insanely great!

[@Producelikeapro]

Thanks ever so much! Glad to be able to help

[@t.j.fuller9531]

this was awesome !!

[@mrelmoresmusiclab]

This video just made me renew my WUP on the Shceps plugin. haha. Great tutorial.

[@rudolfbaethge282]

Thank you sooo much!!!!!

[@Producelikeapro]

Thanks ever so much Rudolf!

[@Jecho3]

Multi-thanks!!!!!!!!

[@migibeats104]

Thank you! Will try mixing the multi even though I've never mixed live drums.

[@Producelikeapro]

Fantastic!! Thanks for the great comment!

[@BrendanKDavis]

Thank you as always Warren, and to Phil for sharing this with us! I'm an experienced former live engineer and player who is JUST NOW getting into recording, so this is wonderful. Although I'm not working in PT yet and can't afford the plugins, I'll be rewatching and referring to this for tips and techniques as I go. The use of sidechains in the low end for instance is something I've very familiar with from live sound, it's the way to make a room really pulse, but the creative ways Mr. Allen uses them are...probably part of the reason he has those nice statues! Top video, guys. Cheers!

[@BrendanKDavis]

(I've BEEN recorded and produced by the likes of Jeff Glixman back in the day...just haven't done it myself to this level is what I meant...)

[@RockVoice4Real]

Thanks W. this is awesome stuff.

[@Producelikeapro]

You're very welcome my friend!

[@kellymredd_]

This a very succinct, end-to-end tutorial. Well done and thank you!

[@Producelikeapro]

You're very welcome! Happy New Year!

[@dhgoulden]

Completely agree, a masterclass. The concepts can be applied to any DAW. Like the idea of using a channel strip instead of multiple plugins, although Decapitator is nicely used here!

[@hayden776]

Thanks greatly appreciated

[@bassilo1]

Thanks!!

[@matiascardo]

Amazing!!

[@agorklesamuel2226]

Am really enjoying your tutorials

[@Producelikeapro]

Thanks ever so much!

[@bontemp0]

Explained a lot to me, thanks!

[@Producelikeapro]

Thanks ever so much

[@acgotit87]

This song so dope 🔥🔥💎🔥🔥

[@paoloolivieri8718]

You're the best!

[@Producelikeapro]

Thanks ever so much Paolo I really appreciate it!

[@joeeldred8304]

Thanks..great course. I assume you had no phase issues. That means that they must have been right on the money with their timing..

[@RC32Smiths01]

So cool indeed! Hope it does well, as well as a great interview again!

[@Producelikeapro]

Thanks ever so much!

[@RC32Smiths01]

@@Producelikeapro Always happy to see!

[@Producelikeapro]

@@RC32Smiths01 marvellous!

[@RC32Smiths01]

@@Producelikeapro Indeed!

[@k.ollektiv]

This course is so good!

[@Producelikeapro]

Thanks ever so much

[@markbeeson5674]

How are there 9 dislikes for a FREE course? Warren, you are the man.

[@emjayguitar3742]

9 people have add

[@peterdvideos]

Omg this is so awesome.

[@Producelikeapro]

Thanks! Phil rules!

[@BAwesomeDesign]

Right about the 1:08:00 mark, it starts to sound like a QOTSA tune. Nice work.

[@KILLBOYMUSIC]

great video! just got schepps omni

[@Producelikeapro]

Thanks ever so much!

[@AudiophoolDeBunkHunter]

Make it simple... that's the main lesson of this brilliant masterclass. :)

[@Producelikeapro]

Thanks ever so much

[@ramonrochamusic]

So good

[@Simbabhebhe]

What a freakin awesome course :)

[@MixChecks]

Fo sho

[@EricGPLAP]

Nothing beats a free course and free multitracks!

[@Producelikeapro]

Thanks ever so much Eric!!

[@MixChecks]

What about free gear? ;)

[@franciscaadeleke2594]

Thanks

[@Producelikeapro]

Thanks ever so much

[@axel.lessio]

There's so much great stuff in this session and the sounds are incredible. I just wish he added some EQ to make some of the elements work better together, like boosting and scooping vocals and guitars on complementary frequencies. I like rough sounding rock mixes but the end result was a bit too muddy. Other than that, a huge sound for a great rock song!

[@akalvarez]

Great Vidéo ! Thank you for sharing :)

[@Producelikeapro]

Thanks ever so much

[@LaiOxcy-xm8kw]

Thanks it is a Free course

[@Producelikeapro]

Yes, it is!!

[@hogblockula9335]

Man i really needed a good tutorial on this type of production. Thanks!

[@Producelikeapro]

Wonderful! You're very welcome!

[@tomasagustinveravicentin7789]

This dude is a freaking genius, the trick of side-chaining the lead to compress the rhythm guitars was G O L D!!!!!!

[@MixChecks]

Sidechains have so many uses. It's awesome :)

[@johnvcougar]

Side chains for mix automation are tricks from those days before fader and track automation was a thing. Welcome back to 1970s mixing techniques! 😉

[@LittleGmusic]

Very Nice job......

[@Producelikeapro]

Thanks ever so much

[@producerfuji_official]

Question how do your set up a print track like for reverb and delays ???? Like in this multi track session . What are the steps ???

[@schipbreukeling3]

I don't know what spacious means but I say yes. Thanks Warren, thanks Phil, tomorrow I will get a reamp box so that will be fun

[@collinscassel]

Great video. Love watching people mix. Had a quick question. My ideation was pegging as he was working with the drums. Would it ever be appropriate to side chain gate the condenser mic using the dynamic? Seems like it would be an interesting thing to try but I have never so many drum mic options to work with.

[@MixChecks]

You mean sidechain the snare condenser to the snare dynamic?

[@collinscassel]

@@MixChecks Right exactly the idea being that your going to get better sound on the condenser but a better gate reference on the dynamic because of the better proximaty effect if dynamic microphones.

[@MixChecks]

@@collinscassel sounds like it could work! :)

[@perrypelican9476]

Great feeling from listening to you. If i dont learn anything, i will have to be asleep. I have one question. Why do you refer to the "daw" as pro tools. Is it just a generic way to refer to it? Or do you think it's smart to go with pro tools. I am not asking what daw you think is the best one. But I think some producers think pt is a good idea because of how popular it is among the all time greats. Personally I think it's about time that "pro tools" changed to Reaper for many reasons all being known. Anyway the daw is not the point. I will try to learn as much as can. I think Omni Channel is a gem. Scheps as shared his genius with us. We are so lucky.

[@philipppaulk]

Interesting, there are a lot of mix decisions I would have taken a different approach.