Anytime you capture the same audio source with two or more inputs, you’re potentially inviting phase issues into the equation. Let’s talk how to get in phase audio and point out how to recognize the telltale signs of OUT of phase audio. What is In Phase Audio In phase audio means that the audio of […]
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Mixing in mono is one of those things that a lot of have heard about but might not know why it’s so commonly recommended, or maybe even know what it matters but still don’t do it. Whichever side of the coin you fall on, here is how to mix in mono and just as importantly
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Sidechaining in mixing terms has a number of uses both practical and aesthetic for a bit of ear candy, depending on how it’s applied. Let’s identify what is sidechaining and more importantly talk how to use sidechaining in mixing like the pros. What is Sidechaining Sidechaining in the context of mixing refers to controlling some
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One of the simultaneously simplest yet most challenging aspects of mixing is properly setting your levels. In other words, this is setting the volume of every track in your mix relative to every other track. There are a number of things to keep in mind, so let’s talk how to set your mixing levels to
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Aside from just sounding good, a common trait between a lot of your favorite commercial mixes is likely the mix width the producers are able to achieve. A wider mix typically sounds better and it’s not just about the size. A wider mix also sounds cleaner because there’s plenty of defined space for every element
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