Hi Macprovideo team, I just finished watching David Isaac going through this amazing tutorial. It is really a wonderful opportunity to learn with the pros how to get te most from the box. Thank you all, thank you Mr. Isaac! Greetings, macnando

I just got this tutorial and I can't wait to get in study the whole thing!!!! I have been waiting for something like this, so thank you to everyone that was involved.

Yes the mixing R&B video is excellent. In it David uses some very expensive plugins. Is it possible to get the same results with the native Logic plugins or cheeper equivalents? Thanks Darren

In Olav Basoski's tutorial on Mixing Electronica, I asked Olav to use only Logic's plugins. In retrospect, I realized that this restriction placed serious constrictions on Olav (which he overcame with amazing results). In the end, I also came to realize that we were missing a big part of the Mixing picture. One reason top producers are getting the sound they are, is the 3rd party plugins they use. With David Isaac, we decided to show the plugins he uses so you can get a feel for their sound and determine if they might be of use to you ...

...so, would it be the case to make a tutorial or a TNT's episode just about 3rd party plugins? I think it is very good to know pros' tricks but also alternatives within Logic. BTW Martin, if certain plugins are unaffordable, Macprovideo tutorials closes the gap between Grammy awarded producers and people like me, wishing to make a good sound at home. Greetings, macnando

This tutorial was fantastic. I especially like how he explains the concepts of height width and depth. I'm definitely going to be thinking more on these terms when i do a mix even though i don't really ever do RnB, i think this method can be used in a mix of any style. Also i agree with the whole idea about a tutorial based on 3rd party plugins. I actually bought the sonalksis plugins based on the fact that Olav Basoski gave the EQ a wrap on the mixing electronica tutorial (and it's brilliant btw). I notice also that David Isaac tends to use Waves, and Olav Basoski is a big fan of the universal audio stuff. Everyone knows that these two companies are pretty much the best you can get, but i'd like to hear from some producers about non Waves/UA plugins that they use on a day to day basis (if they exist).

I've found this tutorial interesting and Chris is at the same time very quiet and good to listen. But 2 things i've noticed : First it's a bit a pity the track don't have a real lead vocal. It would have been very interesting to see and learn how Chris is dealing with this master element in the mix. Second thing : Nothing about Compression ? ... He didn't use any compressor on any single tracks ... except limiters on the buses ... Does Chris always work in this way ? ... Olivier aka OB.one Best Regards from Paris

Hey OB.one, Who is Chris? ;) Rounik

i meant David Isaac Sorry for my mistake !!! So here's my message with the correction : I've found this tutorial interesting and David Isaac is at the same time very quiet and good to listen. But 2 things i've noticed : First it's a bit a pity the track don't have a real lead vocal. It would have been very interesting to see and learn how David is dealing with this master element in the mix. Second thing : Nothing about Compression ? ... He didn't use any compressor on any single tracks ... except limiters on the busses ... Does David always work in this way ? ... Olivier aka OB.one Best Regards from Paris

How disappointing ... after all the asking for a masterclass on hard trance or hard house ... we get RnB?! Far out ... gutted:-(