Basic Mixing Inside Sonar X1 Producer Edition (Pt 3 of 4)

In this tutorial we delve into the mixing process, adding more effects like reverb, eq, plus some more quick techniques used to enhance the process. We talk about how to place each instrument within its own space within the mix, stopping the sound becoming muddy and distorted.

Any questions please dont hesitate to ask and i will answer as many as I can, or visit http://www.mcistudio.co.uk for more

Thank you

Category:

Music

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• sonar X1 producer edition
• sonar
• mixing
• software
• tutorial
• sonar tutorial
• editing

[robatisan1]

HI,I WAS WONDERING IF U COULD SHOW ME HOW TO COPY AND PASTE.E.G. I HAVE RECORDED 2 BARS OF SYNTH BASS, AND I JUST WANT TO MAKE REPITIONS OF THIS.THANK YOU IN ADVANCE.I LIKE THE TUTORIALS A LOT VERY HELPFUL!!

[MCIHomeStudio]

@robatisan1 Hi there, as long as your bass is quantized properly you can right click and select 'Groove Clip Looping' which will allow you to drag it out and it will just repeat the same riff. Or you could just hold down the Ctrl button and drag the clip to copy. Cheers

[GameVerb]

Amazing tutorial - best one I have seen for Cakewalk! Please keep them coming and apply for YouTube partner. I subscribed by the way.

[MCIHomeStudio]

@GameVerb Thank you very much, your support is much appreciated. You will be glad to hear I am currently working on a four part tutorial as we speak. Cheers

[Mackerni]

You should become a partner and have your videos go on for longer, these tutorials are great!

[MCIHomeStudio]

@Mackerni Thank you very much :)

[RokerBorut]

This tutorial is just fantastic! Great job man, thanks for that ;)

[Musaphilia]

where are parts 1,2 and 4?

[sixwires94]

hey question, i accidentally deleted the "Increase Width" preset by clicking that red X on the plugin is there a way to get it back? cuz im pretty new to this program

[OfficialSonRise]

Wow!!! When you increased the width of the guitar it just blew my ears away! Great job with these tutorials man!!!

[Vanitas325]

your tutorial helps me alots, thanks !