In this video I cover how I like to process my drum bus to create punchy tight and focused drums
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The other day I thought: "How do I actually start mixing" What I am thinking if I listen to a rough mix from a client?
I came up with three simple but effective questions that I subconsciously ask myself before I start every mix.
I belief if you just starting your mix with those 3 Key questions, you already get a pretty good picture on where you need to work on to really improve your production or rough mix from you production project.
Let me know what kind of questions you ask before you start your mix? or do you just mix on the go? I'm curious to hear your strategy.
I hear it all the time: Harshness and unpleasing hi-hats that really hurt in my ears if I turn shit up loud.
I think it caused by not a perfect acoustic environment where people mix their tracks.
In this video I'm going to show you some tips and tricks how we can detect if there's too much top-end (Harshness) in your ro-minimal tracks and how we can attack the problem area. And this, even if we don't have the perfectly acoustically treated Studio
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