Bram Fidder – Mixing and Mastering Afro House on FanderPro, I think it's one of the best mixing courses available for anyone producing Afro House, Deep House, or modern House music.
What you'll learn
Bram takes a real Afro House track from raw stems to a finished master, covering topics such as:
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Organizing a professional mix session
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Gain staging
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EQ techniques
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Compression
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Saturation
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Reverb and delay
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Bus processing
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Stereo imaging
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Mastering
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Loudness
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Making your track club-ready
Plugins used
The course demonstrates professional plugins including:
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FabFilter
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iZotope Ozone
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iZotope Neutron
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Oeksound Soothe2
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Sonnox Oxford Inflator
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Ableton Live stock plugins
Is it good for Serato Studio users?
Yes, even though Bram teaches in Ableton Live, the mixing concepts apply to any DAW, including:
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Serato Studio
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FL Studio
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Logic Pro
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Studio One
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Cubase
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Reaper
EQ, compression, saturation, stereo imaging, and mastering techniques work the same regardless of the software.
My rating
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Beginner: ★★★★☆ (4.5/5)
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Intermediate: ★★★★★ (5/5)
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Advanced: ★★★★★ (5/5)
If your goal is to create professional-quality Afro House edits and remixes, I'd rate it 9.5/10.
If you're planning to invest in several production courses, I'd also recommend:
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Bram Fidder – Mixing and Mastering Afro House
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Illyus & Barrientos – Track From Scratch
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Roger Sanchez – DJ Masterclass
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Fleur Shore – House Music Masterclass
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Crusy – Latin House Masterclass
Together, these provide a strong foundation in production, mixing, and DJ-focused workflows.
