I talk constantly about dynamics in mixing, not from a volume or compression stand point but from keeping your mix changing. Contrast is everything in mixing, which is why the best mixes keep the listener on the toes, always giving them something new. This can mean introducing new tracks, or changing the way an existing […]
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When it comes to any kind of processing on the master bus, less is always more. This is especially true when it comes to applying master EQ settings. If there are any problems in your mix in terms of frequencies, this is something which should be done on a track level. Incidentally, make sure you
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Sidechain compression and sidechain EQ can each be used to affect one track’s behavior based on the behavior of a different track. Let’s talk the difference between sidechain compression vs sidechain EQ. Sidechain Compression Vs Sidechain EQ Let’s address each on their own to better explain the differences between sidechain compression and sidechain EQ, beginning
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I talked in the past about how to EQ kick drums when mixing to carve out space and get it to gel with the rest of your mix. We don’t have the same luxuries when mixing in a live setting as we can’t automate changes or take our time to craft the perfect sound. Adjustments
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Strings can be used as a bit of supporting low end, excitement in the top end, and as the focal point or simply an accenting piece in your mix. Regardless of how you’re using them in your mix, keep these tips in mind to better EQ strings. How to EQ Strings Let’s take this frequency
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