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This ms word document is a rough guide on how to go about mixing a pop record from scratch. Many people don't seem to know where to start, so hopefully this article will give some guidance

Thanks for posting the link to that document. It looks like it's EXACTLY what I need. I really appreciate knowing about this.

that was written by jezar wakefield of the uk who is a studio engineer and was a regular on the n-track www.fasoft.com forum a few years back. he also gave us 'freeverb' a dx reverb plugin. very nice guy.

Thank you for this. I will refer to this many times.

I stumbled across this a few years ago and I always have a printed copy to hand in my studio - I keep it in my studio 'presenter' folder where I keep all my precious and vital tips, tricks, EQ tables, 'how to' procedures, etc.

THanks for sharing this, Mike.

Going through the old threads at the n-Track forum I found Jezar's article on compression also. Good stuff.
Jezar's compressor article

so i thought i would do a search on Jeremy "Jezar" Wakefield to see what i could find

found a site that had links to other sites in this post

eremy "Jezar" Wakefield has written some very nice articals about mastering and stuff (wich I try to study the last few weeks/ months). The articals could be found at http://home.onet.co.uk/~jzracc/articles.htm but that link doens't work for me right now. Another link I found is http://www.dreampoint.co.uk/his homepage but that says that the page is closed for the Summer, hm :-( Anyway you have to search for the artical named "how to mix a popsong from scratch". 2001-10-15 by Constellation X


tried this link http://home.onet.co.uk/~jzracc/articles.htm but it din't work

now the important part

cue The Wayback Machine

entered http://home.onet.co.uk/~jzracc/articles.htm into the wayback machine clicked 'take me back' and was presented with of links of archived pages

chose aug 2001 and her's your page!!!

Thanks, that is great information.
Steve