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Learn the essentials of sound mixing for television in this hands-on introductory course at Sticks & Glass Skills Hub. Designed for beginners and early-career creatives, the course combines core theory with practical methods used across broadcast and streaming production. You’ll cover signal flow, EQ, dynamics, dialogue editing, noise reduction, stereo and immersive mixing principles, and best practices for delivery and loudness compliance.
Practical workshops give you real-world experience with industry-standard tools and workflows. Sessions include mixing dialogue and ambience, balancing multi-track scenes, and preparing stems for post. The course culminates with guided sessions in our Dolby Atmos suite, where you’ll explore object-based mixing, bed and object placement, and techniques for translating mixes from immersive formats back to stereo and broadcast-friendly deliverables.
By the end of the course you’ll understand foundational mixing theory, be confident with practical mixing tasks, and have hands-on experience with Dolby Atmos workflows used in modern TV production—ready to contribute to broadcast and streaming projects.
Learn the essentials of sound mixing for television in this hands-on introductory course at Sticks & Glass Skills Hub. Designed for beginners and early-career creatives, the course combines core theory with practical methods used across broadcast and streaming production. You’ll cover signal flow, EQ, dynamics, dialogue editing, noise reduction, stereo and immersive mixing principles, and best practices for delivery and loudness compliance.
Practical workshops give you real-world experience with industry-standard tools and workflows. Sessions include mixing dialogue and ambience, balancing multi-track scenes, and preparing stems for post. The course culminates with guided sessions in our Dolby Atmos suite, where you’ll explore object-based mixing, bed and object placement, and techniques for translating mixes from immersive formats back to stereo and broadcast-friendly deliverables.
By the end of the course you’ll understand foundational mixing theory, be confident with practical mixing tasks, and have hands-on experience with Dolby Atmos workflows used in modern TV production—ready to contribute to broadcast and streaming projects.