Truefire FaderPro Jono Buchanan's Science of Sound Bus Processing TUTORiAL

Everything Music Producers Need To Know About Bus Processing
Jono Buchanan is back with another installment of the FaderPro Science of Sound series, and this time, he's lifting the lid on bus processing. In it, he shares the key concepts behind the process that can be applied to any style of music in any DAW.

With an expansive back-catalog of FaderPro courses, including seven Science of Sound courses, who better than seasoned studio master Jono Buchanan to deliver this complete course on Bus Processing? Jono is a certified Logic Pro tutor, and his years of experience producing, composing, writing about, and teaching music production means he can convey key information about the overall production process effortlessly.

The course contains over three and a half hours of content on bus processing and general mixing practice, split over 23 easily digestible chapters that cover a host of processes that are sure to elevate your mixdowns. Within the course, Jono shows us his mix project setup, key signal routing approaches, and how and why to set up mix templates. He also demonstrates techniques that include bus EQing, bus compression, bus saturation and even looks at mastering for a range of musical styles.

Being the Logic Pro expert that he is, Jono delivers this course within Logic. Where relevant, though, he makes reference to how other DAWs handle certain processes, and every approach taught in the course is applicable to any DAW. He also dips into his plugin folder for a few select techniques, using some of his choice products from the likes of Universal Audio, FabFilter, SSL, iZotope, and Soundtheory. Jono is careful to explain how and why he uses each plugin in this course, so you can replicate the effect they're having with whichever plugins you have access to.

This course is part of the Science of Sound series, which goes deeper into important music production topics that you'll use repeatedly in your projects. Understanding the fundamentals behind concepts like delay, reverb, equalization, compression, and how we, as engineers and listeners, perceive sound will allow you to approach your productions with greater confidence, purpose, and know-how.

No Ph.D. is needed; our awesome educators explain the science-y parts in a way anyone can understand!

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