Learn why it’s always helpful to bring in a few commercial recording reference tracks when you’re finishing up a mix, to compare and contrast.
Tag: DAW
10 Great Mobile Apps That Help Me (and You) Create Awesome Music from Scratch
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How to Use Samples in Your Tracks Without Ruining Your Mix
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7 Weird Mixing Terms: What They Mean and How to Use Them
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Mix Automation 101: How to Automate Your Sound for a Better Mix
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How to Turn Nasty Noise into a Creative Mixing Tool
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Essential Tips for Orchestral Positioning and Mix Panning
Having been a music director for a couple of open source game projects, I’ve reviewed…
How to Choose the Perfect Compressor Settings Every Time
Compression is one of your most powerful mixing tools. It’s the essential element behind every…
Mixing and Processing a Virtual Orchestra
When mixing music on a computer, you have a ton of advanced tools and processing…
How to Get More from Your Samples Using Transposition
Here’s a step-by-step guide to pitch-shifting, finding the key, and warping. When you’re working with samples,…