Bill Cammack

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Bill Cammack demonstrates how to make a beat using Apple’s “Logic 9″ Digital Audio Workstation (DAW)

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Here are the notes to my “Mix Engineering 101″ video:

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mix_engineer => A mix engineer, also referred to as “mixing engineer”, is a person who, once all instruments, voices, and sounds, etc., have been recorded, creates what is called the final version (also known as “final mix” or “mixdown”) of a song, hence the term “mix engineer”.

He or she ‘blends’ or ‘mixes’ the elements of the recorded piece together, to achieve a good balance of the instrumental and vocal volume, as well their frequency contents, while also deciding other properties such as pan positioning, effects, and so on.

YouTube Link => http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XxrL8qpTeXE

Drums

The drums come from Logic’s “Ultrabeat” drum machine that comes stock with Logic 9.. In fact, everything that I use in this video comes stock with Logic Express (I don’t need Logic Pro because I already own Final Cut Studio, which includes Soundtrack Pro). Read the rest of this entry »

Bill Cammack demonstrates how to create a static mix of a multitrack music recording using Logic 9.

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Mix, entitled “New Spirit”. From original illdoctrine.com videos Beating The Little Hater and Ballad of The Little Hater.

My friend Jay Smooth does a video blog he named illdoctrine.com.

When I first found out about ill doctrine, I was like Aw Man! It’s On NOW!!! :D I intended to battle Jay for the title of “THE Hip Hop Videoblogger”, like how people try to call themselves “THE Hip Hop Violinist”. Yeah. Right. There’s only one. :/ Sure.

Anyway, the reason why that didn’t happen is that Jay actually CARES about what he’s talking about which gives him a distinct advantage when it comes to outputting material. So Jay kept making videos, and I kept sitting here saying (verbatim) “Damn. That shit was DOPE!”.

So… If you can’t beat ‘em, join ‘em. The above is a mix I did, entitled “New Spirit”, from two of Jay’s videos, Beating The Little Hater and Ballad of The Little Hater.

Check them both out to see if you can figure out what I did to them and leave Jay some comments! :D