I always thought using the latin term "ad hoc" was:

1. Pretentious.
2. Used to refer to something as being done frivolously.

Turns out I was wrong, on at least one account.

In fact, doing things "ad hoc" means "when necessary or needed (to sound pretentious)." [Emphasis mine].

Now that I think about it, the way I help you "templatize" your mixing process inside the Easy Mix Approach is all "Ad Hoc."

I show you how to set up all your buses, your plug-ins and your presets so that everything is ready to go "when necessary."

That means you waste less time scrolling through your plug-ins and finding presets.

If you spend the two hours following along with me inside the Easy Mix Approach you'll spend more time actually mixing than window-hopping around your DAW.

And if you get better mixes in less time, you're less likely to over-tweak until you hate them.

The Easy Mix Approach helps you put your mixes together so that you don't have to second-guess yourself as much.

That means more finished mixes, and more released records to share with your fans.

If that sounds good to you, grab the Easy Mix Approach right here.

Enjoy!

Björgvin "Ad Hoc Audio Nerd" Benediktsson