Mix Perception

Hi Guys,
An article I wrote about mix perception is now up on the blacklisted website.

Hope you enjoy :)

Thanks, Chris.


http://www.blacklistedmastering.co.uk/article03.htm

thanks again for these. this is something i guess i do naturally. but in reading that and understanding it, it helps to consciously do it.

eh? :)

and keep them coming if theres more!! please and thank you

Thanks a lot, mate. I really enjoy reading your stuff.

good read

Thanks Chris

Great read. Thanks.

Thanks for sharing these articles, Chris.

This article is fantastic, thank you. It kinda shows me that I have a bucket load to learn, i'm having fun doing it. Nice one.

This is a fantastic read.

Its a nightmare to know where to stop when you are producing, but the most important thing to do is to aim for a balanced mix for what you are trying to do with your particular track.

Makes such a difference to general enjoyment of production, not having to bang your head against a wall trying to get a polished, final sound. Much more satisfying to reach a natural finish point, then leave the polishing up to the mastering dude.

id like to get to a stage where I'm doing all my mastering myself- eventually! Great article!!

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Originally Posted by Jay Pace

This is a fantastic read.

Its a nightmare to know where to stop when you are producing, but the most important thing to do is to aim for a balanced mix for what you are trying to do with your particular track.

Makes such a difference to general enjoyment of production, not having to bang your head against a wall trying to get a polished, final sound. Much more satisfying to reach a natural finish point, then leave the polishing up to the mastering dude.

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That really sums it up for me. Allthough that doesn't mean i always know when and where to stop. The longer you make your own music the more you start to understand why somebody else should be mastering your tracks, i reckon.

Thank you.