Easily Fix Harsh Mixes: Smooth top end simple Trick

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In this video a simple but effective technique that can help you
get a smooth top end and a warmer overall sound for your mixes
In the era of digital recording and mixing, LPF are your friends!
A very useful tool, often underrated that we all should be using much more than we do to help us replicate what hardware gear and tape did to the old classic recordings.
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Seriously, only mixing channel that gives CONCRETE advice. Thank you so much for your videos. May I also suggest everyone makes sure they EQ the 1k range properly, even on grouped auxes. I think you mentioned in one of your other videos how crucial this range is. Too much and everything will be harsh, too little and not enough clarity.

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(Scusy For My english) In wich vidéo David talk About 1k please?

[@AudioReplica2023]

If we look back at audio equipment history , companies had and still have the tendency of creating instruments and audio gear with so much high end. The best example microphones. Everything was done for compensating that high end lost when recording to tape.Now when digital came to the recording environment everybody notice the high end, the real sound. No wonder why people used to say " digital is harsh". So this is why a lot of engineers went back to analog and a lot plugin companies started making so called " analog emulations" and of course everybody that never had used real analog equipment before is gonna say " wow sounds like analog". without knowing in reality whats analog and how affects the sound. Great video btw

[@amusik7]

So simple, but this took me ages to understand. But it’s like that - if you listen to the best mixes from top charts you will realize so many tracks in the background are dull sounding, on purpose. It makes the subject of focus - usually vocals these days - really pop out and it will save space for pushing the track louder in mastering. Also, love the fact that you describe the history of analog recordings as the reason why this is a modern issue.

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[@Thrilla1981]

well said! I love your simple way of explaining! Very rich and effective info

[@SimonTebbenhamMusic]

More Gold. I'm saturating my mixes as per advice in your other more recent videos and stuff is sounding so much better, but I did fall into that harsh trap. Extra thumbs up for saying 'psycho-acoustic perception'!

[@kodykindhart8230]

Thank you David Your work stands the test of time

[@JunkyardSam]

I was aware of this trick for the low end -- only letting a few critical things occupy the bottom so the bass is tight... But it's brilliant to do this for the high end, too! This absolutely solved my harshness issue. Outstanding advice. It seems so obvious after trying it, but I never thought to do it with the high end! Thanks for this video!

[@abramtreadwell722]

Dude...I've been killing myself to figure this out for days and this did the trick in like 30 seconds! Thanks so much man! Subscribed!

[@emiel333]

Great video and useful tip. Thanks, David!

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I’ve listened to many of your tutorials and you always give great, balanced (!), advice. Highly recommended.

[@michaellarsen180]

This is probably what i need to do in the end before i make my mixes loud, there's always some highfreqs somewhere that annoys the ear. Keep up the good work, eventhough i'm behind on your videos I do appreciate many of your tricks! Stay awesome!

[@Awthentik]

This concept makes a lot of sense! I can’t wait to get home and try it out on some mixes

[@recordednowhere]

I started doing this a couple weeks ago (mixing live bands) Loved it! Good advice

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Damn, every video I check out of yours is simply awesome. Doesn't even matter if you're discussing obvious things, I still find it absolutely informative. Just wanted to say thank you for making these and thanks for being straight to the point and avoiding bullshit. You fucking rock dude

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WOW!! VERY KNOWLEDGEABLE GUY!! I ALWAYS WONDER WHY THE OLD MUSIC SOUNDED LESS BRIGHT! JUST LEARNT SOMETHING NEW TODAY! 😊😊

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I agree with all the people who say that your tutorials are the best. Very useful information. And very good presentation as well. Thank you!

[@nicky5799]

this fixed my overly bright mix like a charm, thank you so much david!

[@AspireUniqueTV]

This definitely helped my mix. Thank you for the help. All love.

[@cortical1]

I tried this on a track I've been struggling with that has a harsh top-end. Just as you suggested can happen, this song has mostly synth-type digital instruments, including the drums. My crispiest elements were two fizzy synths and my ride and crash cymbals. Even just by rolling off the synths a bit with a low-pass, everything started working better immediately. I also ended up EQing the cymbals and the snare just a tad. Thanks for this tip, David! Brilliant, as always. Even your advice from several years ago is paying dividends. Very much appreciated, man!

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Great advice, thanks!

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Thank you. Best at explaining things like this!

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[@AvanRoyOfficial]

Never thought of that thanks! You're great

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Excellent as always! Thanks!

[@The_Catalyzt]

Awesome advice. I had been having problems with overly bright mixes for a long time because I had been basically boosting the high end on everything...This video was confirmation for me of just how wrong that was. I stopped doing that. Generally, I stopped compulsively processing EVERYTHING..only going after things that bother me or things that i want to stand out instead. Those few sounds that I want to stand out is usually where I end up boosting high end, either through subtle saturation or high shelf or combination of both. Took me a long time to understand the magic of subtlety too...There's hardly ever a reason to go crazy with processing. I've been having a mixing breakthrough lately, after years of getting inconsistent results my mixes are finally consistently sounding polished and professional. Your channel is a big reason for that. Thanks for helping us little guys out.

[@keefewest]

Just the advice I needed. Thank you🙏🏽

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Great problem solving, this worked like a charm

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Just what the mix doctor ordered! Thank you! 👌🏻🕶✌🏻

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Great stuff man!! Good looking out!

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EXCELLENT information !! Thank you for this video !

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THANK YOU, MAN. Its just what i was looking for!

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Amazing advice. This is brilliant. Thank you!

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Man, love your channel. You give a lot of great techniques.

[@BelAnuRa]

so as an Audio engineer, i never tried something like that before but i need to say " It Works" !!! You are totally right and it is the same with Muddyness on the Lows and Mid Lows you do also Equing around it... so you're tip is a huge help to me ! Thx mate *thumbs up*

[@Princis-music]

This makes so much sense, even though I haven't thought of it before the same way as I do with rolling off lows to not build up down there. Again, thank you for a great and very informative channel - makes me better by the day!

[@stevenscoresmusic]

Very helpful video. Really straightened out my thinking about the "bright mix" problem. Thanks!

[@MacEoin-xe2qo]

if everything is bright nothing is bright!!! love that

[@chimpalahee]

Thanks for the tip!

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INCREDIBLE TIP BRILLIANT

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Awesome videos like always! Thanks, I agree with this technique.

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Cheers David, it makes sense.

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Perfect explanation! Thank you.

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Great topic and advice

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Golden! Thank you

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this is an awesome video. makes so much sense with all this digital recording

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This is great advice!

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Your tutorials changed the way I aproach a mix.. thanks a lot!

[@TetoArusu]

I’ve paid much attention to the low end, but only to the low end simply because most tutorials just mention to it. Now I know what to be careful of! Thank you.

[@heavensazure7789]

Genius! Fixed mixing problems. Sometimes reduce 3khz with dynamic eq if track remains too harsh.

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Unreal, thank you so much

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Amazing video, thank you!!

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Thanks for the solid info, I will try this!

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Simple yet very helpful! Thank you 🙏

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Love it.

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Mind blown! Thank you.

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Good advice, works well!

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THANK YOU! THIS SAVED MY MIX TODAY!

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Super helpful and simple tips, thanks!

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Respect man ...thanks a lot

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Great vid and excellent tip!

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You are an incredible man. So much experience helping us with valuable information. I personally have total respect for you sir. Thank you a million times. Great tutorial! 👍 I needed help with the harsh mixes I keep telling myself how is it possible to advance when I don't know what to look for.

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This is very helpful perspective. I'm struggling with this exact problem.

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Absolute legend!

[@riondrumchannel]

Whoa- so easy and so effective. Still plenty of hi end even after I rolled off what felt like a lot of high end- but my mix sure mellowed out, and felt nicer on the ears!!

[@StratsRUs]

I'm so glad you give the advice regardless.Excellent and thank you.I went back and cut more highs in the tracks that count.

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[@overbe]

Figured this out myself some time ago after listening some older mixes, which sound much warmer and without hyped high frequencies. WIthout using LP filter it's nearly impossible to mix all those modern samples, such a mess in the end.. Thanks for sharing your knowledge, easily one of the best channels i'm subscribed to!

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Your advice is Always welcome.....there's so much to learn from you, it's almost embarrasing! ( I've been recording and mixing for over 30 years)....and you have a lot of Very interesting ideas to try, knowledge, wisdom......and Everything for free!! Thank you very very much.

[@PharaohLawLess1]

This is exactly why I went back to using outboard gear again. Last week I purchased 2 Klark Teknik EPQ as per your recommendation and I run it in to the Focusrite Penta that I've had for 18 year which has a limiter in it then run that in to a CD recorder and print the track on CD THEN burn the track into iTunes. I just did a 1st test last night the high end roll of was natural and bcuz I used analog gear the track has more depth and width. I recommend everyone to buy some form of outboard gear and go hybrid

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Nice tip!👍

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