3 MIDRANGE Mixing Mistakes You Want To Avoid

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Isn't it weird when you pull up a channel and shit sounds whack when they hit play, but they seem to be saying legit information? Shows how easy it is to word salad these concepts without ever embodying the concepts through rigorous practice and experiment! Bobby is the man, he taught me so much about the "less is more" philosophy

[@justinreynolds3935]

I keep coming back to this channel because he doesn't push crazy gear or plug ins or whatever Dude is practical and always comes back to it's HOW to not Gear with mixing. Everyone can make a pro mix now on an interface that's 10-5 years old or newer. Does expensive crazy gear help. Maybe. Sometimes it makes it worse as people don't know what to do with it. Thanks again Bobby! Mid range is tricky and overlooked.

[@michaeldouglas2634]

Great tip. What a difference. Going though your Heaving Mixing Unlocked and really learning a lot. Keep up the AWESOME work. Was going to say the snare sounds like someone is beating a box and then you EQed it what a difference.

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[@vincentdenali256]

Great video. Thanks for sharing

[@jamescendrowski4844]

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[@Slugcoil]

Hey Bobby! Thanks for the video. The Magic Is In The Midrange!

[@thesaguitarian9430]

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[@carlwhittle2877]

Great advice as always, thank you for all you share man!

[@onemanband3579]

Good tips, great channel, subbed.

[@EricHolderReedAmps]

Thankyou!!!

[@Durkhead]

Im one of those ppl that like to boost more than cut, but i understand that eq is like a scale I think it might be a good video to explain which freq you want to bring out on specific things like for example 200hz is where most snare ring is

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[@davejohnsonmusic]

I'll throw another one out there... low pass your drum rooms around 8k or so. And if you use programmed drums, send less cymbals to at least one room channel, so you can smash it good.