mixing Archives – Page 2 of 16

The ancient conundrum that has plagued mixing engineers since the dawn of time: focus on the details or a bird’s eye view? Let’s find out.

Looking to get started mastering your own tracks? It’s going to take a lot of tries, but here’s some helpful info on using EQ as a start.

What to do if you’ve found yourself with an orchestral mixing project? Here are some considerations for tackling it appropriately.

Shortening, cleaning up, trimming off the intro and outro of your song; your new single might need some adjusting for top radio play.

You asked for it and we delivered, here’s our most important pieces of advice for preventing and dealing with hearing damage in audio work.

Whether you’re dealing with live strings or VSTs, legato or staccato passages, to create fluidity you may have to use time correction tools.

Don’t spend time and money you can’t get back in the recording studio, go into every session prepared and ready. Here are some tips!

Bass frequencies can really mess up your mix, here’s why, how, and what you can do about it whether you’re mixing or mastering your audio.

Understanding the differences between these two types of Equalization can help you sculpt your mixes like a radio-ready professional.

Mix sessions these days are wrought with endless scrolls of hundreds of tracks, but do you really need all those takes? Enter: Underdubbing.

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