When we give people feedback on their mixes before they join our coaching program, we're often talking about a lack of "size" and "depth". Now what is that
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When we give people feedback on their mixes before they join our coaching program, we're often talking about a lack of "size" and "depth". Now what is that
Ever felt like your mixes are just a snowball's throw away from that nice, wide stereo image you crave? Apply for our coaching program and book a free
Have you ever asked your mixing engineer to send you the finished, mixed multitracks? Or did you try and export every single track after mixing, so you can use
I've built a page that offers simple explanations for the most common terms in audio, as well as all the common features and functions found on recording studio
We got the following question from our coaching students:“How do you identify (drum) time signatures and note values? I want to get better and faster at figuring this
Last week we explained the concept of mixing into a mix bus chain and how to get the most from applying mix bus processing. This week we’re giving
On this episode we explain the concept of a mix bus chain, tell you why we use one and compare mixing into a mix bus chain vs applying mix
If you've been trying to compensate for a lack of width in your mixes by using magical ‘widening’ plug ins on your mix bus, this episode is for
Right after balancing, which we've covered in episode 75, panning is the second most important thing you need to get right in your mixes. Again, this seems trivial but
You've probably heard about Apple Spatial Audio or Dolby Atmos......and you've probably heard the marketing message, telling you you're missing out if you're still listening to music in