How To Mix With STEREOVAULT And Nail The Width Across Your Whole Track
Stereo can make a mix feel bigger, deeper, wider, and more emotional. But it can also wreck a good track faster than most producers realise. A few bad stereo moves can weaken the low end, blur the...
How To Choose The Right Reference Track For Your Mix
You can use reference tracks and still not get a better mix. That usually happens when the track you're comparing against doesn't actually suit the song you're working on. It might sound amazing o...
How To Know If Your Mix Is Actually Done
You think your mix is done. Then you play a professional track after it, and suddenly yours sounds smaller, flatter, and less expensive. REFERENCE 3 solves this. It lets you compare your mix again...
Producing, Mixing And Mastering With REFERENCE 3
Only using REFERENCE 3 right at the end of making a track when mastering is a mistake. The real power comes when you use it across the whole process. While you're producing, it helps you choose so...
How To Use Music From YouTube, Spotify, and Apple Music As A Reference Track
As the music consumption model moves from ownership to streaming platforms, producers are left with fewer reference tracks in their library to chose from. In this blog, I’ll show you how to use Mas...
How To Balance All The Elements In A Mix
Balancing channels in a mix is one of the most important skills in music production, and it's also one of the easiest things to overcomplicate. Producers often jump straight into EQ, compression, s...
