Run by Wojtek Wiesławski and Sławek Wiesławski, experienced sound engineers and producers.

OVER 25 YEARS IN THE MUSIC INDUSTRY

Twice awarded the Fryderyk – one of the most important Polish music awards – records produced by the Wiesławskis have been at the top of the Billboard list many times. We are well-known for our work with Behemoth, Decapitated, Hate, Vader, and more.

Recording → Mixing → Mastering masterclass workshop.

Fully hands-on, practical course.

Just one group of eight people.

Work on the state-of-the-art Neve Genesys Black console.

Join our exclusive workshop from September 23rd to 29th, 2024. Elevate your skills with personalized attention – limited to only 8 participants!!!

Don’t miss out! For more information, contact us at: [email protected]

The training programme covers the following points:

Recording drums:

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    Preparation of drums prior to recording.

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    Microphone positioning and placement.

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    Editing drum tracks (drum timing correction).

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    Working with drummers.

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    Application of EQ and compression, both to individual drum tracks and the whole drum set.

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    Preparing your own drum samples.

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    Drum sound replacement and authentic-sounding drums from MIDI files.

Recording guitars and bass:

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    How to work with the guitarist.

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    Preparation of guitars prior to recording.

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    Different methods of recording guitars.

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    How to select the right amps and cabinets.

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    Amplifier EQ, dynamic, gain setting, and levelling.

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    Microphone choice and positioning.

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    Use of re-amping techniques and tricks.

Recording vocals:

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    Choosing the right microphone.

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    How to work with vocalists.

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    Compression and de-essing.

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    Vocal tuning and time correction.

Mixing:

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    Building a mix.

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    Panning perspectives.

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    Mixing MIDI drums versus acoustic drums.

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    Using compression to control and enhance dynamic range.

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    Choosing reverbs and delays.

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    Blending instruments together with EQ, faders, and pans.

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    Making a well-balanced mix.

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    Knowing when (and why) to use compression on individual tracks.

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    Phase correlation.

Mastering:

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    Using EQ effectively.

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    Different types of compression and limiting.

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    Preparation of masters on CD or for digital download.

Participants feedback

Beni Rahn Omophagia, Switzerland, Raw Studio

“I’m very glad that I had the chance to take part to this course. The course itself saved me years of trial and error. It changed completely my way of working in the studio!”

Evgen Milov, Russia, Bullet Studio

“…. It saved me a few years of practice and reading of articles. Right now i can’t imagine my life without stuff that I knew from this course. The knowledge that you can get from this masterclass it’s much better than any equipment that you can buy for the same money.”

Clement Delachenal, France

“Awesome workshop with awesome people. An amazing experience !”

Redouane Aouamer, Algieria

” It was an amazing workshop, everything was very well planned, Wojtek and Slawek showed us every tips from the preparation of the instruments to the mastering! amazing guys, amazing courses, amazing studio!”

Alberto Bandino, Italy

“At the workshop I learned how much is important not only the good setup and tuning of instruments, but also how to talk with musicians and to try to capture the great performance and sound at the beginning, then the rest of the mix will be easy and enjoyable.”

Fabio Palombi, Italy, Blackwave Studio

“… That was exactly what I was looking for and surprisingly Hertz Studio gave me really more than this! During this masterclass I’ve had the opportunity to enrich my workflow and learn some tricks which I’m sure that will lead me to better mixes….”

Marco Mastrobuono, Italy, Kick Recording Studio

“…Hertz Studio is more than a recording studio, is a place where you can open your mind to get another point of view about recording, where you can learn that there is not a “right” or “wrong” way to do something, there is just your way that you have to built by yourself… ”