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<blockquote data-quote="karel.will" data-source="post: 1386" data-attributes="member: 168">Hi,The last couple of years I have been learning a lot as a System Tech. I&#039;ve gotten very skillfull with Smaart, and I&#039;m very happy with that. But, as a result I guess, my mixing skills haven&#039;t really improved as much.I&#039;m great at producing a clean, stable nice mix, and I get complimented on that on a regular basis, but I want to step it up a little. I was working with (one of) the best mixing guy in Belgium (Mr. Marc Luyckx), and he showed me a few tricks he has up his sleeves. That was a big eye-opener. So here comes my question:What (online) video&#039;s should I track down, what DVD&#039;s should I buy, what books+CD&#039;s should I read and listen to?If you guys could point me to some stuff you found very interesting and stimulating, that would be very nice.I guess what I&#039;m looking for is to sit down with a great mixing engineer, and have him explain all the little tricks and tips he has to improve the sound of a band.I&#039;m not looking for product tutorials, as I already know how everything works, I just need to learn how to use the tools and toys and&nbsp; in a more creative way.Thank you very much in advance!Karel &quot;Charly&quot; Will</blockquote>

[QUOTE="karel.will, post: 1386, member: 168"] Hi, The last couple of years I have been learning a lot as a System Tech. I've gotten very skillfull with Smaart, and I'm very happy with that. But, as a result I guess, my mixing skills haven't really improved as much. I'm great at producing a clean, stable nice mix, and I get complimented on that on a regular basis, but I want to step it up a little. I was working with (one of) the best mixing guy in Belgium (Mr. Marc Luyckx), and he showed me a few tricks he has up his sleeves. That was a big eye-opener. So here comes my question: What (online) video's should I track down, what DVD's should I buy, what books+CD's should I read and listen to? If you guys could point me to some stuff you found very interesting and stimulating, that would be very nice. I guess what I'm looking for is to sit down with a great mixing engineer, and have him explain all the little tricks and tips he has to improve the sound of a band. I'm not looking for product tutorials, as I already know how everything works, I just need to learn how to use the tools and toys and in a more creative way. Thank you very much in advance! Karel "Charly" Will [/QUOTE]

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