How to Make a Wide Mix

[@flipnap2112]

its actually amazing how mastering, mixing and tracking is a bag full of well learned and studied magic tricks. Like a magician in the real world, he does a trick and we're floored. theres no way this person can make a women walk through a glass plate. but then you see one of these shows where the masked magician reveals all the secrets. suddenly it all becomes clear and you almost feel foolish for not have been able to figure it out. Thats kind of what youre doing. making the magic understandable and easy to digest. thanks for the contribution

[@jameslogan184]

Seeing the visualization of delay timings on a sine wave opened my mind to a world of possibilities. 🙏

[@sageaudio]

That's awesome! Having visuals of things that hard abstract like this has definitely helped me too. Thanks for watching! SageAudio.com

[@Mitri787]

This video is pure gold. Simple things that create a big difference and take you to another level.

[@JayLock]

This might be the most helpful mixing video I’ve ever seen. I have always wondered why professional mixes are so much more incredibly wide than anything I’m able to do, even maxing out stereo imager plugins and panning all over the place. Thank you so much I can’t wait to apply this

[@sageaudio]

That's awesome! Thanks for watching Jay! SageAudio.com

[@Hadockhouse]

transient trick on the sides is great!

[@sageaudio]

It's an easy way to add a lot of detail! Thanks for watching! SageAudio.com

[@jwillbassist]

You guys need to do a course!!! You guys explanations are so good.

[@djvoid1]

I hate marketing nonsense like 'celestial processing' . Thanks for bringing up that it's usually very simple under the hood

[@urigeheadmot1196]

Great knowledge to have as it translates in every other aspect of marketing. Always think - Is this gimmick just exploiting my lack of knowledge in the specific topic ? It helped me a lot.

[@GuillermoParedes51]

And then Sage drops another bomb! You guys rock! First you taught me how to position instruments without panning, this Side power boosts are amazing, you can be sure all your fans will try this! Thank you so much!

[@sageaudio]

Thank you so much for watching and for the kind words! Great to hear that our videos are helpful and that some of the techniques are being used in our viewers' mixes!

[@anaispalaciosferrer5725]

Really amazing video giving really great insight, I will recommend you for mastering to a lot of people, great work🙏🏻👌🏻

[@sageaudio]

Thanks so much Anais! Glad you enjoyed the video! SageAudio.com

[@loveit8602]

Your videos are always so amazing.

[@sageaudio]

Thank you so much! SageAudio.com

[@PaulEubanks]

Expanding transients on side channels is a fantastic trick! I'd have never thought of doing that.

[@sageaudio]

Thanks! I'm glad you liked that part! SageAudio.com

[@jayemakebeats]

Gems.....Full of insight....Salute!

[@sageaudio]

Thanks for watching Jaye! SageAudio.com

[@telli6931]

Helpful as always

[@sageaudio]

Thanks for watching!

[@gabrielluvan336]

Invaluable

[@dekoto9817]

True gem !

[@sageaudio]

Awesome! Thanks Dekoto! SageAudio.com

[@Deejaytoxicbeats]

Thank you for this video

[@vincecrow4512]

doesnt the haas effect sound all comb filtery in mono though?

[@sageaudio]

It does - that's why I usually stick to mid-side processing when I'm trying to affect the stereo image.

[@prod_by_gabe9972]

Great Vid!

[@rodigaltmd]

Thanks

[@duykboyz5026]

Thanks so muchhh 😍😍

[@aldair_4123]

Yo pls make a video bout mixing in stereo without sucking in mono 😔🙏

[@sageaudio]

Thanks for watching and for the suggestion! SageAudio.com

[@phantomstudiobr]

THAAAANXXX

[@Psypher_sage]

Nice video

[@bertmusicofficial9233]

👏👏👏

[@WakeUpLuke]

💿📀

[@mi2ka428]

i ve a question , why is the sound at 01:55 disturbing to my ears?

[@sageaudio]

Not sure! Thanks for watching though! SageAudio.com