3 Must Have Tools For Mixing

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FUSER is the ultimate solution for creating sonic clarity in messy mixes.
FUSER resolves conflicting channels by assisting you in adjusting volume balance, enhancing phase optimization, and implementing intelligent mid-side sidechain ducking
With FUSER's smart 'Conflict Detection' and groundbreaking 'Resolve Conflicts' feature, you'll effortlessly find a great starting point to fix those audio clashes without overdoing it.
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MIXROOM & BASSROOM:
⚠️ Problem Solved: Getting the tonal balance right in your mix or master is a huge challenge, whether you have acoustic treatment and pro monitors or not. BASSROOM and MIXROOM analyze your production and show you the EQ settings needed to get a powerful and well-balanced sound.
✅ How They Work: Load up BASSROOM and MIXROOM on your master channel before your limiter. Select a preset or import your own reference track. Match the bands to the EQ target suggestions, then tweak them to suit your preference.
🤩 Highlight 1: The preset system is 100% unique to your music. It uses a revolutionary algorithm that is based on how the human ear perceives sonic energy, and it works REALLY well.
🤩 Highlight 2: Pristinely clean filters. Both BASSROOM and MIXROOM use optimized filters for each frequency range to give you ultra-clean mastering-grade EQ adjustments.
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0:00 Intro
0:37 FUSER
2:01 BASSROOM
3:58 MIXROOM
5:02 Outro

[@tigrecords7242]

Thank you

[@edwardkenemorales]

I am wondering why bassroom doesnt have auto add bands and gain scale like mixroom? I have bassroom and absolutely love it but I have been wondering the "why" behind the decision.

[@ZahzahMusic]

Which one should come first on the master chain? Mixroom or Bassroom ?

[@Masteringthemixlondon]

We recommend that BASSROOM go just before your limiter. It’s like a final touch plugin that can balance out the final errors in your mix (though If the low-end is way off when mastering I also use an instance at the start of my chain…)The max gain change for each band is +-6dB so the movements are fairly small. MIXROOM is a little more versatile and can be used anywhere in the chain. The gain range is up to +-12dB so you have a little more control. I personally like to use it once I’ve done the majority of my processing. I get the audio sounding as good as possible then MIXROOM helps me elevate it another 20%.

[@ST-fl5fy]

So use these on the master buss

[@rickythethird]

Use them before going to sleep

[@maddmarkmusic]

do you put this on your master mix?

[@Masteringthemixlondon]

You can use MIXROOM and BASSROOM on your master. But FUSER should be used on individual channels.

[@mygoogle1525]

Where do ypy place Bassroom in ypur chain?

[@Masteringthemixlondon]

We recommend that BASSROOM go just before your limiter. It’s like a final touch plugin that can balance out the final errors in your mix (though If the low-end is way off when mastering I also use an instance at the start of my chain…)The max gain change for each band is +-6dB so the movements are fairly small.

[@mygoogle1525]

@@Masteringthemixlondon Nice one. Thanks a lot