By Sean Uyeoka
How did you get started as a trailer editor? Since I was a kid, film has been a huge part of my life. When DVDs became popular, I always watched the trailers that were included as bonus features. Before YouTube was commonplace, I would download QuickTime files of my favorite trailers and store them on an external hard drive just so I could rewatch them on demand.
I actually didn’t know the trailer industry even existed until I read an article profiling trailer editor Mark Woollen. I was in graduate school at the time, so I cold-called several shops around town and inquired about internships before landing one at Aspect. The six-week experience was great, and I was lucky enough to be hired as a runner after I completed school.
Have you ever wanted to remix a track but couldn’t find the individual stems? Well, Algoriddim’s Neural Mix Pro app could be the answer to your creative conundrum.
With Neural Mix Pro, you can separate the main elements of any track, including drums and percussion, vocals and more to create your own individual stems or acapella. In addition to its AI-powered song-separating capabilities, Neural Mix Pro allows you to create beat-precise loops, change a track’s tempo and transpose the key of a song.
In this Techtorial, Point Blank’s Creative Director and industry professional Sound Engineer, JC Concato, and DJ, producer and PB’s Content Development Manager, Ben Bristow, dive into the world of Neural Mix Pro, exploring its ground-breaking features.
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This year marked the introduction of the first Macs to be powered by Apple’s own silicon instead of Intel chips. As is evidenced by our reviews of the M1 MacBook Air, 13-inch MacBook Pro, and Mac mini, these machines are incredibly powerful and offer wicked fast performance. This is especially true for apps that are designed to run natively on them and take full advantage of Apple’s latest technologies.