Author › Brian Lee White
Brian Lee White is an Oakland based producer, mixer and educator. As both an engineer and composer, Brian’s work has been experienced worldwide: on major label releases, billboard charts, network television, national ad campaigns, and in internationally acclaimed live acts. An Avid Certified Expert Instructor, Brian is co-owner and head of training at Future Rhythm, an Avid Authorized Pro School and multimedia training center located in the California Bay Area. As a founding partner of RxBx Music, and composer for Everstudio, Brian’s production work encompasses a broad range of clientele, from independent to major label artists, television and film companies, and advertising agencies. Brian also teaches in the Commercial Music Program at Ohlone College in Fremont, California.
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Help your client achieve the music that matches the vision for their brand, by assessing their needs and turning them into a compelling musical score for their commercial.
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Take a peek over Brian Lee White's shoulder as he sequentially moves through the mixing process for a hip-hop track, from layering the drums to processing the vocals.
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Watch professional mixer Brian Lee White take a rock song from the raw recorded tracks to a great-sounding, polished mix in Pro Tools.
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Covers the basic mixing tools that every producer and engineer should know in Pro Tools, from using EQ to add clarity and focus to applying compression and limiting to control dynamics and maximize track levels within a mix.
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Shows how to properly apply equalization (EQ) to improve the sound of a mix.
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Shows how to improve the sound of a mix using compressors, limiters, gates, de-essers, and other dynamic processors.
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Demonstrates how to fix the timing and tone of live drum recordings using Pro Tools.
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Explains the fundamentals of working with vocal tracks and how to correct pitch and intonation with Auto-Tune evo in Pro Tools.
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Covers how to adjust tempo, change pitch, and quantize audio tracks with elastic audio in Pro Tools.
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Covers all the basic mixing functions in Pro Tools that every producer and engineer should know, from setting up a mixing plan to mastering a final mix.
