Mixing & Mastering Tips & Tricks
World-renowned mix engineer Jason Joshua has been trimming his baseline to his kick, enabling him to get extra level in his mix. When that mix is mastered, it results in a louder track than his competition. I am going to...
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I'm going to show you a secret source used by professional mastering engineers that lets you make tracks super loud without compromising the mix. This is the technique I use to get competitive loudness on every master. The results at...
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After nearly 30 years as a professional mixing and mastering engineer, the biggest thing that separates good mixes from bad ones is not gear or plugins. It is avoiding the basic mistakes that compound across a whole session. These 30...
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Getting your mixes loud without distortion comes down to one thing: balance. If you're struggling to push your tracks to competitive loudness levels, the problem isn't your limiter or mastering gear. It's likely too much low end during the mixing...
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When you listen to a professionally mastered track, it feels three-dimensional. You're sitting inside the mix, hearing things from front to back as well as left to right. But many home mixes sound flat and two-dimensional. The difference isn't secret...
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