Mix with EliudLivestream
Mixing
Workshop.
Learn to make your livestream sound like a record.
Watch my approach to punchy, detailed, consistent mixes. Apply it to your own recordings, then return for feedback in a practical two-evening workshop.
£99Pilot workshop · One-time payment
Both live evenings and feedback included
Inside the session
Every move has
a reason. Let’s hear it.
Watch. Apply. Review.
Two live evenings, two weeks apart.
Six hours together. Up to eight engineers.
Watch the mix
Follow a live mix from edited multitracks. Hear how I build balance, punch, detail, and consistency—and why I make each move.
Ask questions throughout, with a short break halfway.
Apply it in your own space
Mix recordings from your own setup. Adapt the approach to your room, musicians, equipment, and livestream workflow.
Revisit the live-mix replay during these two weeks. Access ends at the feedback evening.
Review and refine
Bring your results and questions back to the group. Each participant gets a brief feedback slot.
We’ll listen together, discuss obstacles, and work through possible solutions.
I demonstrate in Fender Studio Pro (formerly PreSonus Studio One). Learn an approach you can use in your own DAW with equivalent tools, or adapt to your console.
What you’ll need
A multitrack recording from your own setup and a way to practise mixing it in your DAW or through your console.
Be comfortable with basic routing, levels, EQ, and compression. You’ll practise on your own recordings, rather than my demonstration files.
What to bring back
- A short before-and-after excerpt of the same passage.
- A brief description of your setup.
- What you changed, why, and one problem you still hear.
Behind the mix.
Your engineer, Eliud.
I’m a London-based audio engineer and artist under KMG (KAC Music Group). Since 2022, I’ve been the lead audio engineer at PNEUMA, an audio company. I’m also the audio engineer for KAC Music, Patience Adjei, and Emmanuel Smith. Alongside my engineering work, I release my own music; my latest EP came out in December 2024.
When I mix audio for a livestream, my intention is to make it sound like a record. That’s why I take essentially the same approach to both. Mix with Eliud opens up that process, so you can hear what I’m listening for, understand my decisions, and ask questions along the way.
Mixed & Mastered by me
Explore the playlist, or open it in Spotify to keep listening.
Livestream mixes
Hear my approach to livestream mixing through my church’s broadcasts on KAC Network.
Watch on YouTube (opens in a new tab)Before you join.
How does the workshop work?
Both evenings are part of one workshop. First, watch a four-hour live mix with questions throughout and a short break halfway. Practise on your own recordings for two weeks, with replay access during that period, then return for a two-hour feedback session.
Who runs the workshop?
Mix with Eliud is a PNEUMA workshop, led by Eliud Yorke, PNEUMA’s lead audio engineer. Eliud leads both live evenings and the group feedback.
Who is this for?
Engineers who want punchier, more detailed, and more consistent livestream mixes. You should already understand basic routing, levels, EQ, and compression on your mixing setup. The group is limited to eight participants to make room for questions and feedback.
What recordings do I need?
You’ll need access to a multitrack recording from your own setup to practise between the evenings. I bring edited files for the demonstration; you apply the approach to your own recordings, room, musicians, and equipment.
What should I submit for feedback?
A short before-and-after excerpt of the same passage, a brief description of your setup, what you changed and why, and one problem you still hear. Each participant gets a brief feedback slot during the second evening. Submission instructions will be provided with the workshop details.
How will this help my livestream mixes?
I’ll use edited multitracks to demonstrate how I build punch, detail, balance, and consistency for a livestream mix. You’ll learn what I listen for and why I make each decision, then apply that thinking to recordings from your own setup. Two weeks later, we’ll review your results and work through the challenges you’ve encountered. The aim is to help you make better mixing decisions in your own space, using the tools you have.
Do I need to use the same DAW?
No. I demonstrate in Fender Studio Pro (formerly PreSonus Studio One), but I teach an approach you can apply in your own DAW. We focus on listening, balance, EQ, dynamics, and effects, using equivalent tools in your software. You don’t need to buy my DAW or match my plugins.
What if I don’t mix my livestream through a DAW?
You can still learn from the workshop. I demonstrate in a DAW, but the listening and decisions behind balance, punch, clarity, and consistency also apply when mixing on a console. Use the equivalent EQ, compression, routing, and effects available in your setup. Some DAW-specific techniques will need adapting, and this workshop focuses on mixing decisions rather than operating a particular console. To take part in the practice and feedback, you’ll need a way to mix your own multitrack recordings.
Can I ask questions during the live mix?
Yes. Questions are part of the first evening, and you can bring the problems you encounter during practice to the follow-up.
How long can I access the replay?
The live mixing evening’s replay is available only for the two-week practice period between the live evenings. Access ends at the feedback evening. This gives you time to revisit the demonstration while working on your own recordings.
When can I book, and what does it cost?
The pilot workshop costs £99 per person as a one-time payment. This includes the four-hour live mix, replay access during the two-week practice period, and the two-hour group feedback evening with a brief feedback slot for each participant. Workshop dates and joining details are still to be announced. Checkout is temporarily enabled and accepts real payments of £99; please note that the schedule is not confirmed.
Let’s get into the mix.
Learn my approach. Apply it to your mix. Get feedback.