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How Bright Is Too Bright?

How Bright Is Too Bright?

Struggling with harsh, overly bright mixes? You're not alone. Finding the perfect balance between clarity and harshness can be tricky, especially when working with high frequencies i...

Best Reference Track For All Genres

Best Reference Track For All Genres

Blog Post Using a high-quality reference track is one of the most effective ways to achieve professional-sounding music. It keeps your mixing and mastering process focused ...

A Step-by-Step Guide to Mixing Drums

A Step-by-Step Guide to Mixing Drums

The drum kit isn't just another instrument in your track—it's the heartbeat of modern music. With its dynamic range of drums and cymbals spanning the full frequency spectrum, it sets the groove, en...

How To Solve Reverb Overload Issues

How To Solve Reverb Overload Issues

Reverb is an essential tool for adding depth and space to your mix, but it can easily get out of hand, causing your mix to sound muddy, cluttered, or washed out. Knowing how to control and optimize...

The Perfect Vocal Loudness (With Data)

The Perfect Vocal Loudness (With Data)

When it comes to mixing, one of the most important elements is vocal level. But is there a trend for how loud the vocal should be in the mix? It turns out, yes! After analyzing the top 25 songs on ...

Mixing for Streaming Platforms vs. Clubs: Key Differences

Mixing for Streaming Platforms vs. Clubs: Key Differences

Ever wondered why your mix sounds killer on your headphones but falls flat in a club? Or why your banger shakes the dancefloor but feels overwhelming on streaming platforms? Mixing for different en...