Mixing - Simple Stereo Techniques (Part 2 of 2)

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PART 2 OF 2: A look at some simple techniques to help add that extra bit of dimension and width to your mixes. Including use of the Haas technique, double tracking and the use of reverbs and delays to help make your productions truly shine! Also, keep your eye out for our upcoming advanced mixing tutorials available from our website.
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[devmiles]

thanks for these tips! great to see all these nice tutorials here

[Area593Studio]

@devmiles Thanks for the feedback! :)

[gtmacdonald1]

Thank you for the tutorial. You answered a few questions I've been having about how to use panning with reverb. I'm curious why you added the compressor but didn't set the threshold for any gain reduction on those vocals...

I've also been struggling with the idea of when it's appropriate to reverb a reverb like you did there. If you could comment I'd appreciate it. Thx!

[Area593Studio]

@gtmacdonald1 It typically depends on personal preference and the particular material you are working on. Only practice will answer that one for you! Thanks for the feedback! :)

[babarouche]

"Got a sweet little smell but I fucked her looking in the eye" --- ???

[MrBIOSkunk]

@babarouche lol!!!!!!!!!!!!

[Sprangeful]

@babarouche AAAhahahahahhahahahaha, I read that just when the line came ;D

[marcusezikel]

Thank you for a great tutorial. I learned alot.

[krispy456]

interesting techniques, very informative

[LPdagoladLP]

thank you very much!!