In this lesson, learn about the differences between using a 3rd party plugin versus using a stock plugin for mixing and begin to discern which you prefer.

In part two of this course on mixing music with plugins, discover how to apply stock plugins to the snare drum mics, tom toms, bass guitar, and more!

Using plugins to mix music? In the third part of this course, check out how helpful stock plugins can be when trying to get the sound you want in a song.

In this lesson, review three plugins on the master bus and learn how to use the EQ on the inside kick drum, outside kick drum, the snare, and more!

In this lesson, continue mixing with 3rd party plugins for the tom toms, overhead and room mics, drum bus, bass guitar, guitar solos, and more!

In this lesson, learn how to use 3rd party plugins on the vocals of a track when mixing music, plus compare using 3rd party plugins to using stock plugins.

In this singing lesson, you’ll learn the difference between sounding "nasal" and using nasal resonance appropriately for both speaking and singing.

Belting is bad for your voice, right? Wrong! This lesson from New York Vocal Coaching will tell you how to belt safely. So sing it loud! You know you want to.

If you like to sing R&B or pop, you’ll want to learn how to riff! Learn what a riff is and discover how to riff using the pentatonic scale as a foundation.

In this singing lesson, learn how to manipulate your larynx properly to sing multiple musical styles with versatility, confidence, and freedom.