EDM is a percussion and bass-centric genre and begins with the low end and goes out from there, but beyond that there are a lot of things you can do to get your EDM mix sounding its best. Let’s cover 11 tips for mixing EDM for better, professional sounding results all DIY. 11 Tips for […]
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“Warm” is one of those mixing terms which is used to describe a certain sounding mix. While there’s no “cold” alternative, a “warm mix” generally describes the opposite of a cleaner sound and is more associated with the analog leaning, familiar sounding mixes of the 90’s and before. Let’s talk how to get a warm
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As both a mixing engineer who gets a lot of requests for it as well as an audio mastering engineer who gets a lot of completed mixes with it, mix fades are coming back en vogue. Whether you’re fading in or out in your next mix, let’s talk about the best way to mix fade.
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Stem mastering and mixing are two distinct types of audio production which sometimes get confused for one another because they share one major concept in common: stems! As such, I thought I’d give a brief overview of and comparison between stem mastering vs mixing. Stem Mastering Vs Mixing As I just mentioned, stem mastering and
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Whenever you have a stretch of recorded audio in your mix, long or short, this is referred to as a clip. Every audio clip in your mix can be selected and manipulated in a variety of ways. Many digital audio workstations (DAWs) that we record or mix music in allow you to adjust the pitch
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