
Mix Fatigue Is Real, Here’s How to Avoid It
Mixing fatigue is the silent killer of great mixes. After hours in the studio, your ears get tired, your judgment blurs, and suddenly, that perfect

Mixing fatigue is the silent killer of great mixes. After hours in the studio, your ears get tired, your judgment blurs, and suddenly, that perfect

Parallel processing is one of the most powerful tools in modern mixing, but it’s also one of the easiest to overdo. When used properly, it
When your mix isn’t hitting quite right, it’s tempting to throw a limiter, compressor, or EQ on the mix bus and call it a day.

Many producers think mixing starts once all the parts are recorded, but the truth is, your mix begins the moment you start arranging. If your

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This week, let’s talk about a simple but powerful way to improve your workflow in by creating custom channel strips for your busses. When working

This week, let’s talk about something that might seem small but can have a big impact on your mixing workflow: user defaults. It’s a total

Today I want to share with you a habit that changed my career as a mixing engineer: using references. Keeping an objective ear is crucial

#1 – Automation You need the vocals front and center with every lyric intelligible. Compression and limiting will help… But nothing beats manual gain or

If your mixes don’t sound professional yet, but you’re not sure why… Then you could be missing one of these 5 things that I’ve seen