MWTM Q&A #4 - Tony Maserati

Exceptional Week-Long Music Production Seminars

The MIX With The MASTERS seminar series is a chance for recording and mixing engineers to come and work closely with A-List record producers, engineers and mixers and improve their skills in music production. The events take place in the outstanding Studio La Fabrique which is the perfect place to learn and relax in the South of France.

During his Week-Long Seminar in September 2013, Mixer Tony Maserati took the time to answer a few questions from the MWTM Facebook Page.

[darionrae]

He's giving us all free knowledge and people are complaining about background music? What a privelaged world we live in holy....

[tbh.]

I really like the way he's so soft spoken yet so passionate about what he's talking about. Great quality to have

[PaulMiddleton]

One of the greatest mix engineers alive imho.  Surely my fav.

[alexcontra]

Thank You so much Mr. Tony, I appreciate it, it was so helpful when you mentioned the balance between parallel compression and the dynamics on their own !!!

Thanks a lot!!!

[dangelobenjamin]

Setting up summing busses like an SSL console is really cool. Love the idea.

[jloverecords]

Great knowledge from the best in the industry . Thanks Tony !

[catzilla]

1 of the best vids I've seen on mixing. Thanks Tony!

[titop]

just watch this and the pensado place interview. Thanks for the extra knowledge and time to spread it. now to put that extra info to work

[CurtisGabrielMusic]

I'm so glad it's not just me that is slow at mixing!! 🤣

[MrJgotti]

At the end of this video is the key to success.

[ohmyleftside]

Now I don't feel bad for mixing at 44.1 :D

[WhistleWorld]

Music is about tastes and no comparison. That's how it should be...

[musamusashi]

Great knowledge.
Thank you Tony, you rock!

[MrAcapela]

Thanks for the extra knowledge and time to spread it. 

[prestonm]

To me, Tony is one of the most intimidating mixers because I don't think I could ever quite do what he does. He has this way of making all his tracks compact and almost "small" sounding and yet hugely impacting. I just don't get it.

[DubzCo]

always learn something when u least excpect it, .. Ive always used Parallel comp by sending the main drum subgroup signal via aux to my Para.Comp..Id never thought of fine tuning it by sending from the individual drum tracks, ..so simple but for some reason I never came to that conclusion by myself, ..Cheers Toni!!

[JamesHickeyOfficial]

would love to meet this dude one day. best in the business.

[GeoffBosco]

I was just thinking about "Naughty Girls Need Love Too" the other day!

[noisyneil]

Humble master. (no pun intended). Just a nice bloke who's good at his job. :-)

[glenben]

I'd much rather hear more about technique than what specific gear is used, this industry is way too focused on gear!