6 Advanced Drum Mixing Tips | Podcast Expert Tips From Mat Gendreau
Producer Mat Gendreau
In this episode, record producer and educator Mathieu Gendreau shares 6 advanced top tips to help you mix drums like a pro. 05:51 - Tip 2: Adding weight to snare drum 08:58 - Tip 3: Ducking overheads to remove snare drum 11:51 - Tip 4: Adding brightness to snare drum using reverb 14:09 - Tip 5: Controlling a large drum kit reverb using a gate 17:33 - Tip 6: Adding presence to snare drum using distortion and a top end boost 19:31 - Ending
Presenter: Mathieu Mat Gendreau - Biog
Mat Gendreau is a Canadian-born and Philadelphia-based music producer, composer, recording artist, label owner and educator. He is the founder and program director of the Rowan University Bachelor of Science in Music Industry in Glassboro NJ, USA, and he records under the names JAXX DE LUXE, Expo 67 and Plastic Operator (with bandmate Pieter Van Dessel).
International Conference on Living Gender by DGMC Mumbai ANI | Updated: Jan 12, 2021 15:46 IST
Mumbai, Maharashtra [India] January 12 (ANI/PNN): The IQAC of Deviprasad Goenka Management College of Media Studies (DGMC), a leading Media School in Mumbai, is hosting the first virtual international conference titled Living Gender: Recognition, Repression, and Representation .
This conference is being organised to understand, reflect and ideate on various expressions of interaction of gender with other social structures, its impact on various societies, especially the marginalised sections. The conference is being hosted virtually on Saturday January 16, 2021.
The conference will see an array of activists, academicians and journalists share their thoughts about this important topic. The speakers headlining the conference include Dr Deepti Misri, Associate Professor Women and Gender Studies, University of Colorado Boulder, USA; Dr Nitasha Kaul,
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image captionA worker takes away an escaped giant salamander from a seafood market, which was shut down due to its connection to the spread of the coronavirus, in Wuhan, January 2020
In January 2020, two scientists published the entire genetic code of a coronavirus that was soon to wreak havoc around the world. It marked the start of a year of intense and rapid scientific endeavour, to work out how we might fight the virus.
Eddie Holmes had the genetic blueprint for the coronavirus in his possession for exactly 52 minutes before he put it online.
Radio signal is the best possible evidence for extraterrestrial life
The Breakthrough Listen team has been scanning skies for technosignatures – indicators of technology developed by advanced alien civilizations. Prior to their discovery, the team’s effort had been fruitless, as many promising detections turned out to be man-made.
But one signal, labeled Breakthrough Listen Candidate 1 (BLC1), stood out among the several radio signals the researchers picked up while examining data taken using the Parkes Observatory in Australia during a 2019 search for stellar flares from Proxima Centauri. The star has two known planets in orbit: an inhabitable gas giant and an Earth-like rocky planet, called Proxima b, located in the star system’s habitable zone, an orbital region around a star where liquid water can exist on a planet.
7 January 2021 Congratulations to Lesley, who received the biennial award for her role as an educator, pioneer and advocate in architectural education around the world.
The prestigious prize was established in 2000, and is awarded by RIBA to individuals who “have made an outstanding contribution to architectural education in a higher education institution”. The estate of architect Herbert Spink bequeathed the Annie Spink Memorial Trust to RIBA in honour of his wife, for the “advancement of architectural education”.
Lesley is an architect and an academic advocate. She trained as an architect at The Bartlett during the 1990s. She completed her PhD at The Bartlett in 2007 and is now a Visiting Professor for the School. In 2014 she founded and led the Graduate School of Architecture at the University of Johannesburg, and has also taught at Iowa State University, University of Illinois, Kingston University, University of Westmin