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''Mixing'' is the process of editing the dynamic range, volume, pan, EQ, and other aspects of each individual track for a piece to ensure all the instruments/tracks blend together in a pleasing manner. While mixing is a subjective process and each mixer has individualized goals for what the "perfect" mix sounds like, the general goal is for each instrument/track to be audible while retaining clarity. | ''Mixing'' is the process of editing the dynamic range, volume, pan, EQ, and other aspects of each individual track for a piece to ensure all the instruments/tracks blend together in a pleasing manner. While mixing is a subjective process and each mixer has individualized goals for what the "perfect" mix sounds like, the general goal is for each instrument/track to be audible while retaining clarity. | ||
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Latest revision as of 00:10, 3 August 2015
Mixing is the process of editing the dynamic range, volume, pan, EQ, and other aspects of each individual track for a piece to ensure all the instruments/tracks blend together in a pleasing manner. While mixing is a subjective process and each mixer has individualized goals for what the "perfect" mix sounds like, the general goal is for each instrument/track to be audible while retaining clarity.