Snoop

Matthew Weiss puts his most advanced mixing techniques on the table with vocal mixing walkthroughs ft. Snoop, Murs, Juicy J, Arrested Development, plus workshops on multiband compression, exciters and how to mix unison doubles, ad-libs and choruses.

You will view Amy's full-sized desktop via your web browser as she demonstrates this beauty retouch from start to finish using Photoshop, along to forward audience questions.
Amy had never seen this image before. The raw file was sent after the show began, providing a unique opportunity to observe a professional retoucher's process from the very beginning.
After graduation, Amy Dresser moved to New York to embark on a freelance career in illustration before assuming a full-time retouching position with photographer, Jill Greenberg, in 2000.
For the past 8 years Amy has been based in Los Angeles, amassing an array of commercial and editorial work as a photo retoucher, illustrator, eponymic business owner, and master creator of what has come to be known in the industry as "The Amy Dresser Technique."
A partial list of projects: Key art for Harry Potter (Prisoner of Azkaban), album artwork for Britney Spears ("Circus") and Paul Oakenfeld; editorial for Entertainment Weekly, Maxim, Men's Journal, Time and TV Guide; advertising campaigns for Secret deodorant, Ed Hardy, Pepsi, Sony, Target, America's Next Top Model and Legally Blonde The Musical (plus logo effects and billboard); celebrity portraiture of Tom Cruise, Gwen Stefani, Katy Perry, Dixie Chicks, Drew Barrymore, Margaret Cho, Lil' Jon, Lil' Kim, Shakira, Snoop Dogg, Kat Von D, Dita Von Teese, Jenna Jameson, Flava Flav, Alicia Keys, Eva Longoria, Gennifer Goodwin and Ashton Kutcher.

Build Better Beats through drum programming patterns and style tips including Hip Hop, Footwork, Funk, and much more!

Caricatures of Black sexuality saturate American popular culture in bootylicious rap videos and paternity tests on the Jerry Springer show. Blacks have been cast as hypersexual animals in Western culture since a scantily clad "Hottentot Venus" was displayed in a cage in Paris in the 1800s…

The title says it all: This is the funniest Uncle John book EVER, in the newest and most improved way. (It might even be the funniest book in the history of books, but Uncle John is much too modest to state that outright…even though it is).