In The Studio: Eight Key Mixing Mistakes—And How To Avoid Them
Because even expert mastering engineers can only accomplish so much…
September 22, 2020
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Because even expert mastering engineers can only accomplish so much…
A first look at a new option for designers and engineers who are seeking to add an extra level of control to their systems.
Addressing the transition into more long-term streaming options, using a DAW to mix streams, and getting started with system tuning.
Has your mix ever sounded “not quite right” but you can’t put your finger on why?
Gaining an invaluable education about sound, along with a new perspective, via a five-dollar app….
Where to begin? What equipment? How much money?
Regarding the debate over the sonic quality of the various lossless and lossy file formats, the author contends that as with a lot of 21st century mass-market music, there might be something else in play.
Even if you ultimately decide to go with a pro, be better prepared to know what to expect from the process.
“The goal of this method is to have the sound system reproduce as closely as possible the same tonal balance and perspective (i.e. “the mix”) that is being generated at the output of the mixing console by the operator.”
