Learn Modern Mixing & Dolby Atmos

Learn practical mixing workflows that translate from the studio to release.

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Used on commercial releases for UMG, Atlantic, Warner & BMG.

What you’ll learn here

  • Proven Dolby Atmos workflows used on commercial singles, EPs, and albums

  • How to make mixes translate across headphones, speakers, stereo, and immersive formats

  • Practical decision-making for modern mixing and mastering — not theory

  • Repeatable systems you can rely on every session (not one-off tricks)

Go Deeper With Structured Learning Paths

Structured learning paths and tools designed to help you build real-world mixing skills — from stereo fundamentals to Dolby Atmos — without guessing or bouncing between random videos.

Browse Courses

  • Spatial Audio Guide

    An introduction to spatial audio for producers and engineers new to the format. It explains how immersive mixing works, helps avoid mistakes, and shows how Atmos mixes translate to stereo and binaural—without technical jargon.

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  • My Mixing Preset

    Remove busywork and speed up decisions. This macro preset streamlines stereo and Dolby Atmos workflows — from session setup to delivery — so you can focus on listening, not routing, setup, or busywork.

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  • Dolby Atmos Template

    Start mixing immediately with clean routing and delivery paths. Pre-built bussing, objects, beds, and print tracks — designed to help you deliver reliable stems and masters — with confidence.

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Stop Buying Expensive Plugins: Why the DBX 160X Still Wins
Stop Buying Expensive Plugins: Why the DBX 160X Still Wins

Learn why buying more plugins doesn’t fix mix translation — and how a classic DBX 160X compressor still solves problems modern plugins don’t.

This walkthrough focuses on feel, dynamics, and real-world decision-making using parallel hardware workflows.

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Tutorials

Short, practical walkthroughs focused on the exact problems that cause mixes not to translate.

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If Your Dolby Atmos Mix Feels Like Stereo Wrapped Around the Room… Stop.
If Your Dolby Atmos Mix Feels Like Stereo Wrapped Around the Room… Stop.

If your Dolby Atmos mix feels like a stereo mix wrapped around the room, stop. In this video I break down practical techniques for turning limited processed stereo stems into immersive mixes that translate on speakers and headphones—plus a free Atmos mixing template to jumpstart your workflow.

Stop Turning Up the Vocal: 3 Michelangelo Plugin Moves That Instantly Improve Your Mix
Stop Turning Up the Vocal: 3 Michelangelo Plugin Moves That Instantly Improve Your Mix

Stop turning up the vocal. In this post (and video), Alex from AlexProMix takes the Michelangelo plugin for a test drive and breaks down 3 fast, real-world mix moves to create smarter contrast—so vocals cut, drums hit, and the chorus actually lifts (no master tricks).

Pressure Cooker (Pre-Production) First Look: Big Mastering Moves With Just a Few Controls
Pressure Cooker (Pre-Production) First Look: Big Mastering Moves With Just a Few Controls

First look at the pre-production Pressure Cooker mastering unit. Hear what it does for air, depth, clarity, and density across 4 genres with simple A/B examples.

How I Mix EPs and Albums in Dolby Atmos

In this session, I walk through the exact workflows I use when mixing EPs and albums in Dolby Atmos — including session setup, bed and object strategy, translation, and delivery.

Everything shown is designed to be practical and repeatable, not theoretical.

Want help applying this to your own mixes?

If you want direct feedback on your mixes, help troubleshooting translation issues, or guidance building a repeatable stereo or Dolby Atmos workflow, coaching may be the right fit.

If you’d rather skip the learning curve and have a project mixed for you, my mixing services are built around the same real-world workflows shown throughout this page.

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