(TUTORIAL) 4 Techniques for Widening Your Audio Mix

[tcole2004]

What's good FP? I recently had a couple folks asking about ways to help with widening their mix. In this tutorial I talk about four different techniques that allow you to take advantage of the stereo field and give your mix a wider sound.

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Happy beat making!

 

[ThrowBacBalla]

this is great thank you

 

[tcole2004]

this is great thank you

no problem, glad it helped out

 

[VDAYBeatz]

Those are really helpful techniques. Thanks for sharing this !

 

[tcole2004]

Those are really helpful techniques. Thanks for sharing this !

more to come

 

[raw-key]

I really liked the third tip, where you panned one track to each side, and added delay. Tried it now on a beat i made last night: Works wonders! Big ups man!

 

[SecretDNA]

Thanks 4 the advice!!! peace Secret DNA!!!

 

[Nash Music]

thanks man

 

[Johnny North]

cheers man good stuff, do this already like!

 

[tcole2004]

Please take a second to share with other folks who could benefit from this. Any suggestions for my next beat making tutorial?

 

[FLBeatMaker]

nice work man

 

[Dj Sale Talpes]

NICE VERY HElpfullll!!!!

 

[RookieBeats]

Thanks!

 

[tcole2004]

glad it helped out

 

[enthalpybeats]

Cool tips with automated panning and track duplication. Track duplication works great when mixing guitar signals, creates cool spaces and makes the sound more interesting.