Even though we’re trained to “crank it,” when it comes to mixing, louder is definitely not better. It’ll make the job of mixing that much easier.Ģ. When recording, don’t clutter - focus on the main ingredients (rhythm guitar, bass, percussion, etc.), adding additional instrumentation only as needed. As Duke Ellington once said, if it sounds good, it is good!ġ. Bottom line: when it comes to mixing, use your instincts and trust your ears.
The following are a few time-honored, studio-tested mixing tips designed to help you pull a tasty product out of your own home-studio oven. Mixing is kind of like cooking - you might have all the right ingredients on hand, but it’s how you put them together that determines whether or not you’ll have a dish worth serving. However, in some respects the most important part of any recording project is blending the various elements together into one well-balanced final mix. Capturing a great performance in multitrack is half the battle when making demos.
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