@Ari Tiainen mentor calls in TRE have some different formats. Some calls are booked time slots for feedback specifically. You book a specific time to get feedback on homework or your own songs. Most of the calls are actually more "open format" like the VIP call was. People just hop on a call and say they need time and the Mentor unmutes them, and they can spend as much time as is needed (no real time limit) without interruption. We can share DAWs screens if we need, jump into sessions, explore deeper questions, and really break things down. Some of those calls are topic specific. Like mixing specific calls with Kevin, production specific calls with Chris, I even do a call that's just all about goals and mindsets. Other calls are open "office hours" where you can just get on and ask about any topic. In TRE there are calls going 6-8 hours per day, every day and even sometimes of Saturdays. So there are mentors available whenever you need them and you can have as much time as you need. By popular demand the calls are also all open to everyone in TRE to just join and listen as well. So even if you don't have a question, you can listen and learn from the questions of others. And it's all for life. Humbly, there is nothing like it anywhere.

@Marcello Lioy yeah, weird people out there. It's not too common because we are SUPER on top of it, but unfortunate that it happens at all.

@Brian M just report them, they will be gone usually Ina matter of minutes.

@Nathan Hershfeld no, regardless of what Rob does or any other video. The latest teaching is the apply a limiter with a ceiling between -.1 and -.3 and then bring your limiter gin up until it's around - 9 short term lufs. Then assess what happens audibly. You don't need to worry about gain reduction or anything else.

@Nathan Hershfeld That is true. Those lessons are a bit older and don't include the Foundations Method.

@Erynn Garland there is another post on this forum with the multi-tracks.