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MixCon is the free, educational event about mixing conceived and organized by gear blogs SonicScoop and Delicious Audio.

Keeping Mixcon 100% Virtual (at least for now)

Although MixCon has always featured a powerful in-person component in prior years, for the vast majority of those who experience it, MixCon has always been an online event! 

That’s where hundreds of thousands of producers, engineers, musicians and audio obsessives have viewed the MixCon presentations before 2020: From the comfort of their homes and mobile devices.

There are clear advantages to organizing this event—the world’s only convention that’s all about music mixing—100% online for 2022. This is especially the case for our “Mix Walkthrough” and “Product Workshop” formats. Here are a few of them:

  1. The ability to draw on a potentially larger live streaming audience.
  2. An ever more intimate video experience, directly from the producers’ studios.
  3. A more affordable event for the participating sponsors.

Since the online format doesn’t force us to stick to a strict two-day schedule, we have decided to allocate an entire day for each Sponsored Mix Walkthrough, for a whole Month (or more) of MixCon content!

This keeps with the successful strategy we have employed for past MixCon video releases and allows us more time to promote each of the presentations without oversaturating our followers with excessive content, like in so many other virtual conventions.

The MixCon Organizers

Mixing Indie Pop by Feel: A Masterclass with Chris Tabron

A MixCon 2022 Mix Walkthrough Sponsored By Plugin Alliance

This video was premiered on September 21st!

Watch the presentation on YouTube for live comments.

Here’s the recording of the live, post-presentation Q&A with producer Chris Tabron.

Chris Tabron is a 2 x GRAMMY award-winning and multi-platinum record producer and mixer known for his work with Beyoncé, Nicki Minaj, Mary J. Blige, The Strokes and Erykah Badu.

More recently, his work as an additional producer and mixer was recognized at the 63rd GRAMMY awards for The Strokes recording, The New Abnormal, which won Best Rock Album, produced by Rick Rubin. Additionally, Chris has worked as a producer or mixer with a wide array of artists across all genres such as Lianne La Havas, Battles, Cynthia Erivo, and Woodkid.

From 2013 to 2020, he was Chief Engineer and Programming Manager of Red Bull Studios, NYC. He has served as a masterclass instructor at Berklee College of Music, as well as adjunct instructor and jury pool member at NYU Clive Davis Institute of Recorded Music.