Range Allocation: How to Give Your Mixes Room to Breathe
There’s often a lot going on in a mix. If you don’t keep a handle on things, it can quickly get out of control. When
There’s often a lot going on in a mix. If you don’t keep a handle on things, it can quickly get out of control. When
This isn’t technically an EQ problem… In fact, thin mixes usually come from a poor arrangement. But sometimes they can come from a poor use
The battle against muddy mixes wages on… This is a never-ending problem that you will most likely need to address in every mix. It’s the
There are many factors to a “good” mix. To me, a good mix is one that best conveys the message and emotion of the song.
You might not know this, but there is a right and a wrong way to approach EQ. EQ can be daunting at first. I can
Have you ever had a sudden realization? Instantly, everything becomes clearer. One seemingly small revelation can bring on your mixes by leaps and bounds. Yesterday,
Vocals are the most important part of your mix. If you don’t nail it, your songs will always feel amateur. To learn more about how
The vocals are the most important part of the mix. Do you know when the quality of your vocals is decided? In the recording phase.
Compression… your best friend and your worst enemy. When used correctly, compression is a key ingredient for vocals that sound professional, modern and radio-ready. When
Gain staging is one of the most important steps to getting a pro sounding mix. But it’s easy to get wrong! That’s why I’ve put
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