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It takes some effort to mold a sample to gel with your project. Let's examine how mixing with samples can enhance your track rather than drag it down.

As you go through the motions of mixing, some subtle, unique tricks lie in wait. Let's take a look at four mixing tricks that go a long way.

Panning offers one of the most powerful methods for achieving greater depth in a mix. Let's take a look at six tips for panning instruments and vocals.

Today's article aims to take a step back in time and reconnect us with an old but still incredibly relevant concept, mixing in mono.

Mud typically refers to a mix that sounds bloated, cluttered, and/or generally messy. Using the tips below, you can clean up a muddy mix in no time.

Electric guitars are crucial for giving backbone, drive, and power to a song. Wield this power carefully. Here are five tips for mixing electric guitars.

Whilst most of us recognise that mastering and mixing are two different things, it's often a blurred line that separates them. Let us clear that up.

Whether you're laying down some ideas in MIDI or trying to mix digital sounds into your song, here are three ways to make your MIDI sound more realistic.

Achieving wideness and stereo depth in your mix can be frustrating. It's by no means an easy feat. Using the stereo field to your advantage gives a mix life

Here we explain the top 7 mixing mistakes we encounter, and best of all, we will tell you how to avoid them with little effort.

Audio mixing tips to enhance your mix: discover easy EQ, compression, panning, and reverb techniques for a balanced, professional sound