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Audio mixing and mastering terms explained. From audio mixer components to mixing techniques and even mastering terms, we've got you covered!

What is Mid/Side processing? M/S processing is a powerful mixing and mastering technique that will help improve your sound and skills...

The mute and solo buttons are powerful tools for isolating mix elements, uncovering creative avenues, and making important adjustments for groups of tracks.

Plugin presets provide a helpful jumping off point for landing on the perfect settings for effects, compression, EQ, and more.

Most of our discussions have revolved around mixing in the studio setting. But what are the differences between live mixing and studio mixing?

Filters allow you to make sweeping EQ moves. There are several types of filters. Let's take a look at these filter types and learn how to use them properly.

One of the greatest challenges every engineer faces is unwanted noise. Fortunately, we have a remedy: noise removal. But how does noise removal work?

Of the several types of EQ, parametric EQ offers the most precision control. Let's dive into the nuances of this type of EQ, and what makes it a cut above.

Today, we're taking an in-depth look at studio monitor setup as well as placement and calibration. Let us help you to make the most out of your sound!

Mix bus compression has for me, always been something that plays a huge part in any mix. Let's find out if mix bus compression is right for you too!

When it comes to mixing, every little detail matters. A de-esser provides an easy way to ensure that sibilance doesn't throw off the entire mix.

There are several types of stereo microphone techniques to try out. Let's go over what you'll need to know to record in stereo, and look at 5 positions.

Many of us know what an audio compressor is for and why we use them. This article explains how the audio compressor parameters work.

Mixing drums might be the most challenging aspect of mixing simply due to all the moving parts. Here we'll look at four tips for mixing drums effectively.

If your recordings suffer, there's a good chance it's due to one of these issues. We'll take a look at five of the most common causes of bad recordings.

Sample rate, as you may have guessed, is the number of samples per second in a piece of digital audio. Just how many should you be using?

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.

Try out these five mixing techniques as you go. Some of them might already be in your arsenal, but if you have yet to try any of these, now is the 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.

I'm sure if you're reading this then you're probably familiar with EQ. But, are you familiar with the concepts of additive and subtractive EQ?

One major improvement DAWs have made since their arrival is introducing mix automation. Here's how to use mix automation in your DAW.

Mixing with EQ is an important and challenging element of mixing. Here are some tips on how to EQ specific instruments properly for a balanced mix.

In this article, we discuss the 3 most popular microphone types. We examine their strengths, weaknesses, and most common applications.

In this article, we discuss the use of compression and dynamics control in your mixes. The goal is to control transients and keep clarity while mixing.

Choosing a computer audio interface thats meets your music production needs, and allows for integration of already existing equipment and further growth.

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