Weekly Tip #1: Clean the Low End of the Mix

When mixing a track, go through every single track and sound. Inspect them using a spectrum analyzer.

Many times you will discover unnecessary low end (0-80hz) hum and rumble in pads, vocals, effects, etc. Clean that up!

It might feel like no big deal on a single track. But let’s say you have 20 tracks going on in a tune. Add up the low end rumble from all of those tracks and suddenly you have a pretty substantial blob of undefined bass noise going on.

So make sure to clean the low end – use a low cut EQ/filter to get rid of the stuff you don’t need.

Result: Your track will sound more defined, it will play louder and the bassline will come through much better.


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