How to prepare your track for a mix / master engineer
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- čas přidán 17. 05. 2024
- An easy guide on how to export your track for professional mixing and mastering.
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Sick video dude, you went immediately straight to the point, which i appreciate
You're a fuckin legend my brother. Every video you drop is just knowledge gold and all your efforts into making these videos are not going overlooked! Thanks for everything my brother!
Thank you for the comment man, I appreciate you! 🤟
Awesome video dude! what level do you usually aim for on stems? ive heard -6db should be the loudest a stem / mix should peak before mastering but i wanted to hear what you thought!
Thank you thank you 🙏
To be honest I don't really pay too much attention since most my volume comes up in my master chain. Typically I do shoot for around -6db if not a little little bit higher
@@BlakeLW Oh sick! I assume anyway, when making more modern styles of music, the level at which something peaks isnt really taken into consideration anyway, as things typically get clipped anyway
@@dbwastooshort It's not that they necessarily get clipped, though it's a lot less relevant (IMO) since digital tracks are so versatile. You can literally just turn it up or down in the DAW whereas if it's confined to an actual console, you need to be more careful.
can you do any vocal mixing?
Absolutely can! I'm actually working to get some videos out about it sometime soon!