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Originally Posted by melnikov_project
ok here some starting tips for mixing and u do not need hight volumes for it..
start the kick from -5 or -7 db bass should stand like -0.3 to -1 db from the kicks ..and all others as u like and after u mixed all u should leave room for master so all the mixed parts should be at - 5 db in the final mix so u up them in mastering...
of forgot to mantion i use my" TR8XL "for this job and seems it doing it well.
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Sorry but I dont follow rules such as these.
I usualy do level balancing at the recording\writing stage.
Later while starting to mix i do the followings:
1.Compress if needed.
2.Correct the levels.
3.EQ.
4.Pan
5.Redo correction of levels if needed (but i usualy compensate eq gain lost on the eq plugins themselves).
Check if the mix translated well on other systems,
If not I keep a notebook where I write down what needs to be changed\fixed and go back to start.
I belive owning better monitors and treated room could save me alot of time (which i have tons of accualy...) and be able to do much accurate eqing. (saving up for a pair of Dynaudios as i speak)
