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This is Lesson 1 of a 6 part series on mixing techniques presented by Mike Chav. Mike Chav was the co-executive producer and a mixer on Erykah Badu's New Amerykah Pt. 1. He has also worked on many gold and platinum records as a mixer, guitarist and producer. See mikechav.com for more videos and tips.

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  • Shane Breaks Quinlivan 7 months ago
    Thank you mr chav. Video was really helpful, cant wait for the others.
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  • Justin Kamerer 7 months ago
    wow, this is shaping up to be the most helpful tutorial set i've ever come across...thanks so much for doing this Chav!!
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  • damilla mcclinton 7 months ago
    mike I think you hav the best vids they are much more resourceful than the other tutorials i've checked out...keep em coming fam...1.
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  • Carl Romero 7 months ago
    righteous. can't wait for future lessons!
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  • Alexander Motylev 7 months ago
    thanks for lesson!
    wanna more
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  • Jan Dudzik 6 months ago
    Nice way to work on drums. I might try it. Thanks a lot!
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  • Uncle Dave 6 months ago
    good video fam! i know exactly what you talkin bout most people wont know becuz youre talking in Engineer/Producer terms but i know you cant help it lol . i love the sub kicks. 40hz - 70hz is where its at . lol HIP HOP!
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