Mixing engineer toolkit (articles, tutorials, etc)

[Chedda Cheese]

Cool, thanks

 

[Mahalichi]

Good advice

 

[Ghostdadon]

This is a really good post!

 

[sosastacks]

this is fire thanks.

any suggestions for my chopped n screwed track? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-W18161M-cs

 

[LevLover]

Subscribing! good info in here.

 

[Dizz916]

Much appreciation to everyone that's taken the time to add to this thread. It's become an invaluable well-spring of information. Hat's-off to all contributors

 

[Zekk]

Awesome !

 

[Icebergbeats]

Another tip with mixing is has no defined process, it can be done in any order.

 

[Spaceman_Ant]

Good stuff...
Just thought it could be used this year...lol

 

[MALY]

I use to think that the Ozone was the best for mixing and mastering. But recently using the host DAW plugins has also worked out pretty good for me. I think that it is mainly now all on personal preference.

 

[RedBeerd]

I use to think that the Ozone was the best for mixing and mastering. But recently using the host DAW plugins has also worked out pretty good for me. I think that it is mainly now all on personal preference.

The idea is to have a working and progressive knowledge of the fundamentals as well as some exceptional techniques. If one understands the detailed concepts of audio production in general, then learning a new audio production interface is just a matter of learning the interface of the software. Not all production platforms are the same, but knowing how to produce quality product translates to all platforms.