Mixing Avenged Sevenfold - Andy Wallace

“Deconstructing a Mix” video series with mixer Andy Wallace mixing the song "Natural Born Killers" by Avenged Sevenfold from scratch on an SSL 9000 K in New-York. In this 4-hour journey watch the entire process, explained step by step by Andy Wallace himself.

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[itssuperninja]

this guy makes mixing so easy to understand

[ohthefuture]

"The wek wik wek and the blap blap blap gotta work together" - Andy Wallace. Legend.


Seriously, though. Evil Empire. Mic was dropped on that freaking album.

[samucarvajal-art]

The most amazing part is that when he says: "The drum kick sounds too loud and too quiet at the same time" I actually understand what he means!

[EZXG]

Andy Wallace is the good teacher in MIXING, he slowly describe everything. but others, they go too quick.

[gerudobombshell]

Andy Wallace is my hero - City of Evil is a masterpiece of mixing. It's my 'go-to' superb reference!

[riccardodepaoli]

I worked with Andy as an assistant at Quantum sound in Jersey City.
Was a great experience. His passion and aggression to get the best out of players was mind-blowing. Hope you're doing well Andy. Reggie Lucas who owned the studio, great producer just passed away a couple weeks ago.
End of an era. RIP Reggie

[simonthecucumberenjoyer]

With every word he says he manages to put another brick on a building. It's amazing. Never heard anyone talking so we'll.

[becksmash]

Finally someone that explains shit and makes sense, not just brags about who he worked with 300 BC or the 3 billion dollars gear he uses

[karterestill]

Best mixing engineer in the industry! I'd know a Wallace mix anywhere! It would be a dream come true to work with him!

[Darkhalo]

I'm so extremely happy to finally hear the master tracks of Natural Born Killer. The guitar crunch of that Marshall JVC205H sounds amazing

[rockboy]

Man that mindset was much more important than any mix trick. He told us everything we need to know with that.

[SyncJr]

That’s one of the coolest old mans I’ve ever seen. Mad respect.

[Nephilim-]

Andy Wallace is the best!! God what he did for Sepultura and SOULFLY is just incredible. :)

[feliperestrepo]

The train analogy is so perfect! I keep seeing it as he talks about it and the song loops in the background. Genius!

[TsunTsunProductions]

The things he says at 2:19 are far too precious mixing secret to be revealed in a free video. Life-changing mini-lecture.

[danielwolfgang]

this dad is starting to love modern Metal band. no doubt to say that a7x is great. every single album never let me down.

[waynegoodman]

Always and forever a legend!!! Mixed some of the best albums of the 90s. Classic after classic

[VirulentNurse]

I met him twice before
....the first time I met him he changed my life. The second time he changed it back.

If he kicked my teeth in and threw me down a flight of stairs, I would ask him why he didn't take the time to shatter my orbital socket. He's that good.

[Zaflon]

True master, the way he visualised that train and spoke over the loop. This guy defined the way heavy musdic sounds! King

[urbankeysbydennis]

This Man always has a vision before he mixing a track, and he try to focus on what the artist record, and put alle little wallace quality in it..., thats why i love this mixer, he is a Legend to me, keep on great men!!!