Mixing with Pink Noise | Music Production Mixing Tips

In this video, we're delving into a game-changing technique - Mixing with Pink Noise. If you've ever found yourself struggling with mix balance, this method can be your secret weapon.
Mixing with pink noise is a proven approach for achieving a well-balanced mix, especially for those who are new to audio engineering or find it challenging to get their mixes just right. In this comprehensive guide, we'll walk you through the step-by-step process of incorporating pink noise into your mixing workflow.
We'll explore how to use pink noise as a reference to set your mix levels accurately and create a solid foundation for your tracks. Whether you're a budding musician or an experienced producer looking to refine your mixing skills, this video will provide you with a valuable tool to achieve professional-grade mixes.
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Timestamps
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00:00 Intro
00:22 What You Need
01:43 Calibrate the Pink Noise
03:06 How to Mix with Pink Noise
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[@john7777903]

Thank brother ur videos are with watching lots of information 👍👍😊

[@DistinctMastering]

It's my pleasure

[@cerebrumexcrement]

ive heard mix engineers talk about this technique but i never understood it. good to see how its done. this would be helpful for someone like me who tend to fatigue and overcompensate certain frequencies.

[@DistinctMastering]

Yes it’s great for getting a quick mix balance and it will help you out!

[@TURBOPHOT0]

Quality way up 🆙 on this one… cleaner.

[@DistinctMastering]

Appreciate that

[@Xtianu]

Could you please let us know if you deactivate the reverb before calibrating? Thanks for the video!

[@DistinctMastering]

What reverb are you referring to? In your session? Calibrate without is my recommendation.

[@DistinctMastering]

What reverb are you referring to? Calibrate without reverb.

[@Xtianu]

@@DistinctMastering Often ambient projects have reverb on all tracks.

[@DistinctMastering]

Sorry I thought you were referring to my K Metering video. You can use reverbs no problem!

[@Xtianu]

@@DistinctMastering thanks!

[@cecilia_mackie]

That’s interesting! Shall we be friends?

[@DistinctMastering]

Thank you. Sure