Mixing Your Already Recorded Songs (Requirements)

1. When sending songs to be mixed be sure to send individual/multi-tracks rendered in .wav format, filed in a folder with the song as the name of the folder.

2. Include BPM info in the name of the folder/song and the tracks should be placed in this folder.                                                       Files

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(Example) Song Folder -> "Back in Black BPM125" < Kick.wav

                                             |    |    |    |    |    |    |    |      < Snare.wav

                                             |    |    |    |    |    |    |           < Tom 1.wav

                                             |    |    |    |    |    |                < Overhead L.wav

                                             |    |    |    |    |                     < Guitar.wav

                                             |    |    |    |                          < Bass.wav

                                             |    |    |                               < FX.wav

                                             |    |                                    < Vox 1.wav

                                             |                                         < Vox 2.wav   ...etc.

 

3. Raw tracks are your best bet and much easier to work with. If there is certain, specific effects you want somewhere we will discuss it.

4. Try to refrain from adding extreme effects if any at all. Remember, reverb and delay can be added but not removed.

5. If compression is used do not over do it. Transients do not magically reappear.

6. For the best results and versatility please send Guitar D.I. tracks along with your amped guitar tracks.

7. Make sure your individual tracks are in MONO when rendering them unless it is an intended STEREO track...  FX tracks, synths, etc.

drums, guitar, bass, vocals = MONO

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