Hello:)

Been a mix master while recording at home for a long time

I'm Park Jong-hak (Flash Won), a composer who recently opened a studio.

Home recording equipment is getting better and better.

I buy a good audio interface, gather plug-ins, and work all night looking for mixing lessons on YouTube.

But it's weird.

It's definitely a song I made, but it's something different when I listen to it side by side with a commercial album.

The balance seems to be right, the pitch is right, and the instrument sounds good, so why doesn't it sound like a professional album?

Why is my mix so stuffy, flat, and powerless?

I had the same problem for a long time.

After much trial and error, I recently opened a studio, and I realized one thing while building an actual commercial music work environment.

More than I thought, it wasn't a problem with the equipment.

And conversely, many of the key elements that create commercial quality are fully implementable at home.

Know-how I bumped into each other directly while recording at home, and spent time and money.

Also, while running a studio, I learned new practical methods that made me think “this doesn't have to be an expensive studio.”

This course doesn't just explain how to use plug-ins or mixing techniques.

Why does my work sound different from commercial records,

What are the standards that professionals take for granted,

Also, in a home recording environment, what should be checked to produce results close to commercial sound sources.

We will show you the most realistic and efficient methods based on actual work experience.

You don't have to blame the equipment anymore.

We'll work together to find out why your mix sounds a notch short, and show you how to go beyond the limits of home recording.

Pitch Tuning & Mixing Class for Home Recordings (studio-grade sound created at home)