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When it comes to EQing, it can help to start with the section that has the most going on first. Such as the area that has the drums, bass, lead instrument, & vocals all going on at once. These quick production tips will save you time in the studio and improve your workflow.

Reference tracks are one of the most beneficial ways to getting a good mix, but there are a few things to consider & set up before using your reference track. We’ll show you the best way to use your reference track, the best types of reference tracks, & how to use them in your session.

Need a little extra knock & punch to your drums? Parallel distortion can do the trick!

Mastering is the final stage of the music making process before we upload it to the world to hear. We always recommend getting things to sound right during the recording process & in your mix first before mastering. 

The following areas are ballpark numbers & you will have to search somewhere between these areas. Some vocals may have these same issues, but at even lower or higher frequencies; each vocal is different. You won’t always need to cut every area either. Some vocals may need a cut in a certain area while some are best left alone in another area.

Claps are a great sound on their own, but there’s a few ways that we can improve them & help them fit into the mix even better. Follow along as professional engineer Realistic shows you how to mix the perfect clap!