What I wish I learned when I started mixing.

Hope you find these techniques helpful! Thanks for watching and happy mixing :)
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[@AdamSliger]

ps: you can use the solo button however you want

[@Elboy522]

Got that proper mixing posture

[@AdamSliger]

You know it 😂

[@woodyardmusic]

Great video! I didn’t know about the round robin technique. Will definitely use that one!

[@AdamSliger]

Ayyy thank you!! I think you’ll find it useful

[@guestlistrecords1466]

YEAH!!

[@AdamSliger]

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[@daveconnor6174]

mm! i've definitely struggled to get vocals and lead instruments sounding right - compressed and sitting right, but in a natural kind of way - and yeah the salt analogy makes a lot of sense to me - gonna try compressing in stages for sure

[@AdamSliger]

Give it a go and let me know how you like it!!! I think it’ll help a lot!

[@SoundcastStudios]

I wonder if “natural way” is your issue? Most modern mixes have a TON of compression which I wouldn’t really classify as natural sounding but definitely the sound we are used to.