Join a group of like-minded individuals on the journey of making amazing sounding music.
Mixing and mastering engineers often keep their knowledge to themselves. After all, they've spent years learning from seasoned professionals who passed down their wisdom.
As an engineer who has spent over 25 years building my knowledge base, I understand this. However, I believe in teaching the next generation everything I've learned, as it's hard to gain this knowledge from professionals anymore. Consider Streaky+ as the studio recreation room where we can gather and share our knowledge, enhancing our skills together.
We all have unique insights. When modern insights blend with traditional methods, new styles are created. Streaky+ serves as the melting pot for this fusion to happen.
Yes, it's important to have decent-sounding plugins, but the standard ones supplied by all DAWs work perfectly. It's not about what you use, but how you use it.
Through the lessons and weekly uploads, you'll learn the right way to engineer with our processes and systems. There's no need to keep searching for the latest gimmicky trick.
All the videos include techniques currently used in the mixes you hear every day. No guessing, just the right stuff.
In 2018, I started transforming this knowledge into easy-to-follow courses. Over 5000 people have taken these courses and have been amazed at the results they can now achieve.
I continue to work daily at my studio to maintain my skills. Recently, I've enjoyed engaging directly with other engineers in group coaching sessions.
This is the inspiration behind Streaky+. It was born out of my desire to consistently interact with others in similar studio environments.
You will receive an email invitation to join Streaky+. This will grant you access to my exclusive videos and community platform. There is plenty of material to explore, with new content added each week!
Ask me any question inside the community and I'll provide detailed responses. I’ll also give you feedback on your tracks and suggestions on what you can try to improve it.
You could waste YEARS trying to teach yourself. Or you can..