Hey guys. I have been producing EDM more than a year. Basically my genre is about trap and future bass. Recently I found mixing is my biggest problem and after watched a lot of youtube tutorials, I found I can hardly implement what I learnt from the video into my track. I am considering take a course online in the music school like Point Blank or Berklee.

I found the module Art of Mixing on Point Blank:

https://www.pointblankmusicschool.c...ction-and-dj-courses/mixing-electronic-music/

and mixing and mastering for the electronic musician module on Berklee:

https://online.berklee.edu/courses/mixing-and-mastering-for-the-electronic-musician



However, both module are expensive and seem to have a lot of entry level contents which I think I already know about. I don't wanna pay a lot money and listen to the tutors introduce what EQ or Delay is. What I need is having some more expert guy to tell me what is wrong with my mix and how to achieve certain results and effects.



Is there any of you who took these courses or similar courses could share your experience of them? What do you think about this module or is there any better choices for me?



besides, to describe my level, here are two links of my track I made recently:

https://splice.com/shawnzhengxf/mdk-press-start--zzaj-remix

https://splice.com/shawnzhengxf/mothica-water-me-down-remix-contest-zzaj-remix

 

have you checked producerbox already, https://producerbox.com/users/portfolio/wyzzedm , after good sounding template, fastest way is rebuilding one from scratch (using the template source materials) to able to see/comparing with the template where you go wrong

 

never heard of it before, but I tried to follow some template I find on the internet. The problem is that they bounced everything into audio and you can hard check what they did before bouncing.

 

producerbox materials are not bounced, can find the needed plugins at the bottom of the project pages like https://producerbox.com/items/2775/future-bass-ableton-template-su-na-porter-robinson-style

 

Nathan Nyquist's books are quite good as learning materials https://www.amazon.com/Nathan-Nyquist/e/B07BHN25LQ