The Art of Mixing - David Gibson [ VIDEO ]

Steinberg Lounge
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Here is a good video for newbies and experts !

And is a good laugh :smiley:

I still read the book also now and then…

Hope it will help some Cubase & Nuendo users.

Enjoy :ugeek:

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thx=)

entertaining…! lol - that guys friggin kewl… lol - also that dancing chick, the scientist and the guru…
they dont make em like that anymore… lol :wink:

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I saw this a while back.

Is the hairdo and mozzie for real ?? I can’t work out if they are a joke ??

Paul

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Looks like Dennis Eckersley





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Dated, but damned good info-wise!

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This is how he looks like now !!!

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Oh my word !! Massive transformation or what ?? :open_mouth:

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That brings back some memories :laughing:

I remember the videos, and I think I have the book somewhere. I used to dream about those colored bubbles :mrgreen:

Great info by the way. And it is equally fun to look at pictures of my self from back then. NOT :laughing:

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a proper 80`s dude, his ears look like something you buy from a chemist.

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lol… where were these guys hiding when i was just starting out?

→ stumbled on another 80’s gem… :
SECRETS OF ANALOG AND DIGITAL SYNTHESIS | Steve DiFuria | VHS instructional course | 1985

… theres something about vhs… lol

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I read David Gibson’s book about a year ago and learned some valuable things from it. I also think he glosses over some basic concepts – equal loudness couture, for example – and he can be a bit flaky in some ways, but I like him and respect him as well. He’s sincere and I think anyone new to mixing might benefit from studying his material, hairstyles notwithstanding. Take care.