Mastering, the black art of the audio process...

There are so many tools at your disposal when it comes time to put the finishing touches on a record. Do you know what they are? More importantly, how well can you use them?

Fab discusses the 8 tools essential to the art of mastering and shows you exactly how best to use them. This video is full of examples that are applied to a wide range of musical styles. You’ll gain a deeper level of understanding as he explains the theory and reasoning behind the application of every tool.

Grammy Award Winning Engineer, Mixer, and Producer, Mick Guzauski, has made a name for himself as one of the world's top mixing engineers. With over 27 #1 singles, few have risen to the heights of success that Mick has.

In this 2 hour tutorial, Mick opens up the multitrack session of the song "My World" from The Liza Colby Sound for the first time and mixes it live on camera from scratch explaining every step of his process along the way.

In episode one of this eleven part Start To Finish series, Greg Wells sits down with singer/songwriter Bryce Drew in Studio A of the world-famous Sunset Sound, to hear her song for the first time and get it "record ready."

This video is an in-depth look at what it's like to sit in the room with a world-class songwriter and producer as they bounce songwriting ideas back and forth, work on chord progressions, lyrics, production ideas and the general vibe of the song before recording a note.

After the first Pro Member Mix Fix Episode response, we asked the Puremix Pro Members once again to send us sessions recorded in home studios with common problems that we all deal with. Distorted tracks, tracks with excessive bleed, you name it, we wanted it.

When we heard Adrian Szendel's submission of "Some Summer Day" by his band "Six Of One," we called him right away. Without hesitation, Adrian packed up his car and drove from Cleveland, Ohio, to New York overnight and arrived at Flux Studios the next day to be a part of the shoot!

The track has some new challenges. It was built from a song idea from Adrian's writing partner, Tim DeHuff. That song idea that sparked "Some Summer Day" happens to be one mono track, containing drums, tabla, bass guitar, and electric guitar!

The hourglass pose is a pose Sue came up with when she was trying to figure out a way to bring arms and legs up into the frame so she could create beautiful body language and shape bodies while they are sitting down. It’s a great pose for any body shape.

In this mini-course, you will see Sue photograph the gorgeous Tee. This will help you learn how to pose a long, lean body. Then, you can tune in to Shauna’s shoot to learn how to master the hourglass pose with a beautiful curvy client. There are so many tips and tricks in this mini-course that you won’t want to miss!

So, tune in and let Sue show you why the hourglass pose will be your next favorite go-to during your shoots!

These mini-courses are perfect if you only have a short amount of time to devote to learning for the day. Sue does a brilliant job of condensing so much excellent information along with several wonderful tips into concise videos- all for you. So watch one when you have a free moment. Or, binge-watch them all in one sitting. No matter what you chose, you are sure to learn some great information along the way.