9 thoughts on “ The Secret (Mono Mix) ”

1. The rule to remember is that if you listen to a stereo mix in mono, central mix elements will sound approximately 3dB louder than those panned wide to the left or right. This is only a small niggle though – and the video is certainly worth ten minutes of your time.

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2. May 23,  · Today you're going to learn how mixing in mono can get you better mixes, and help you make mixing decisions more quickly and easily. Blog. Mixing In Mono (A Simple Secret to Better Mixes) Mix Philosophy; Mixing; Learn How to Mix Like the Pros. Gain Staging: 9 Tips to Supercharge Your Mix.

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3. Mar 23,  · put the mono plug on master bus, then mix. You can use pan knobs while in mono,. tho, you won’t hear much change,.. it Will sound best in the pan sweet spot,.. even in mono. EQ, will be the biggest advantage to do in mono,.. as, in mono,. you will really hear when, normally panned sources are fighting in the same freq range.

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4. Apr 09,  · Why Mixing In Mono Is The Secret? By | April 9, | No Comments. What if I told you that the easiest way to guarantee you churn out a balanced, clear, and killer mix was to begin mixing in mono? If you’re looking for a professional finishing touch to your mixes my audio mastering service will definitely help you achieve that. With clients.

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5. We’re all looking for the secret to amazing mixes; a silver bullet that makes them pop. No more mud; clear mids, deep lows and crisp, shiny highs. Mixing in mono might not be silver bullet, but it's a damn good place to start. We all know how ESSENTIAL a great mix is if we want our tracks playing alongside those by our favourite producers, or released on our favourite labels.

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6. Apr 02,  · The Secret benefits of Mixing in Mono The benefits of mixing in mono are pretty substantial yet also very little known. Most aspiring engineers might think of mixing in mono as a good way to find out if there are phase cancellation issues in your song.

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7. Is mixing in mono really the secret to crafting radio-ready mixes? Keep watching to find out. And often times, that can actually be a better way to mix in mono, versus using two speakers and listening to things in kind of pseudo mono. The third best practice is to not forget about stereo. Some people get so obsessed with mixing in mono that.

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8. Mar 13,  · Mono listening is when you combine stereo listening to only one signal straight down the center. So if you pan your guitar to the right, you still only hear it down the center. Seems counter-intuitive, doesn’t it? What good is panning if you don’t really hear it?

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9. Jun 02,  · Mixing in mono can help you get the mix balance right the first time around. If your mix sounds great in mono, it’s going to sound incredible in stereo. Lots of Audiences Listen in Mono. Lots of clubs and shops have mono speaker setups. If your music gets played there, it’ll be automatically summed to mono.

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