If you have seen Andrew Scheps deconstructing his stereo mix of "Movement" on pureMix, it would be hard to imagine a better song for Andrew to choose for the world's first Dolby Atmos Mixing breakdown from start to finish.

Andrew Scheps is behind some of the recent years' most energetic rock mixes. He is a first-call mixer when artists want an intense and powerful mix with credits like Metallica, Red Hot Chili Peppers, Green Day, Jay Z, Michael Jackson, and countless others.

Andrew Scheps is back to mix a song he has never heard before from the Brooklyn-based duo, TMBOY, on camera, explaining every step of his process from setup to the final print of the mix.

After laying down the final bass tracks, Vance sends the session up to Studio B with his assistant engineer, Mike Fahey, to edit the takes and get everything to lay in the pocket.

For the past four decades, Producer and Engineer Joe Chiccarelli has been behind the console for some of the industry's most influential records, from Frank Zappa to The Strokes, The Killers, Counting Crows, Jason Mraz, Morrisey, and countless more.

After getting some sleep, The Weird Sisters, Vance Powell, and Mike Fahey return to Sputnik Sound to continue with bass, vocal, and horn overdubs for "Live And I Learn". Day 3 starts now, with the final bass takes.

Pausing from vocals, Vance and the band use the end of Day 2's session to lay down the bass line for "Live And I Learn".

In part one of this epic installment of the Pro Member Mix Fix Series, Fab Dupont opens up the session for "Bayou Ingenue" by Mark Conner to discover the task ahead.After reviewing the session, Fab calls Mark to discuss his thoughts and form a plan for the next two days to elevate the track.

What happens when you turn off the screen, unplug the keyboard, and then power up the console and warm up the outboard gear? Is it better? The same? Time to find out...

Four-time Grammy-winning recording engineer and record producer Jimmy Douglass has been a first call for world-renowned artists like Timbaland, The Rolling Stones, Justin Timberlake, Roxy Music, and hundreds more for his ability to remain current while drawing from his years of experience.

In this episode, the band continues to run down takes, working through arrangement issues, finding the perfect moments for accents, and nailing the track's foundation.