Mastering.com NYC Masterclass With Multi-Tracks

US Recording and mixing walkthroughs with multitracks included      24/07/25

Mastering.com NYC Masterclass With Multi-Tracks


Mastering.com has released the NYC Masterclass Series, a bundled package of instructional content aimed at helping you improve your mixing skills through hands-on learning. Filmed at Spin Studios in New York City, the package offers real-time insights into professional workflows, allowing you to observe engineers as they record and mix a full band session from start to finish.

The content covers session setup and referencing to EQ, compression, spatial processing and finalising loud, balanced mixes. Users can work with the exact multitrack stems used in the course, enabling direct practice on the same material.

Here's what's included in the package:

  • NYC Recording Masterclass
    In-studio footage capturing the recording of a full band
    (Available separately for $29)

  • NYC Mixing Masterclass
    Full mixdown process from setup to final master
    (Available separately for $49)

  • NYC Multitracks
    54 dry, high-res WAV files (24-bit/48kHz) including close-miked drums, electric bass, guitar and female vocals
    (Available separately for $10)

  • NYC Drums
    One-shot drum samples with velocity variation, offered in both processed and unprocessed formats
    (Available separately for $5)

The complete series is priced at $49 until 31 July 2025, after which it will be available for $69. All video materials are accessible for life via the Mastering.com portal once purchased.

More information: https://mastering.com/nyc-masterclass-series

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