For my research on Young Guru’s production techniques I identified that he ran Jay-Z’s vocals used a Avalon 737 compressor. I also explained how I wouldn’t have access to the hardware and I would have to use the Chameleon 7720 compressor available in the Multitrack studio. To show I have actually used this compressor I have attached a vocal track before and after they have been run through the Chameleon 7720.

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Following on from my research about Jeff Ellis and his mixing process of using low end speakers to ensure his mix translates well on all systems. I have done the majority of mixes on the mono cube in the Multitrack studio. This mono cube gives me a mono representation of my mix and allows me to alter my mix so it translates well on this system.

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Applying knowledge learnt from my research on Young Guru and his approach to mixing. I have mixed the instrumental stems and exported them out as stems again with all the processes already embedded on them so I can adjust the levels against the vocals if needed.

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Applying knowledge gained from the researching of Young Guru, I have attempted to emulate the Avalaon 737 by running tracked vocals through the Chameleon 7720

This post relates to learning outcome 5

Following on from my research on Young Guru/Jeff Ellis and there vocal tracking process. I have emulated it and used a Neuman u87 to record the vocals of the artist’s I am currently working with.

This post relates to learning outcome 4 & 5