7 Essential Mixing Tricks | FL Studio Tips

In this video, we’re sharing 7 essential mixing tricks every producer should know!

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📌 *What You'll Learn In This Video*
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Today I will show you 7 essential mixing tricks, tips & hacks which you should know!
We do it to celebrate launching our new Full Beginner to Intermediate Course especially for FL Studio users. We teach you how to make a complete track from Start to Finish with every aspect not only as a process but a mindset. Including the Project Files & All Samples we use!

You can use these techniques for every genre, such as rap, progressive house, future house, drum and bass, hip-hop, RnB, bass house, deep house, hard trap & many more!
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Happy producing!

[theMixElite]

Hey Guys!
This video is to celebrate the launch of our New Full Beginner to Intermediate Course!
We worked night and days for the last 3 months to make it happen!

[h.hristov]

0:13 - Utilize the full frequency spectrum. Check what is missing. But don't put too much in order to not mess it up.
2:48 - Don't overwhelm listeners - compression
5:22 - Panning
6:14 - Extra pro tip: fill up the track with panned background elements (crashes, cymbals for ex)
7:14 - High pass/eq - leave only the main part of an instrument
8:52 - Check/produce in mono
9:50 - Volume balance - half way of mixed track
10:42 - Reference other tracks

[e_manouverbeatz]

the world needs people like you, straight to the point, your tutorials have changed my life in production

[deep]

Learned more than a 1 hour video ... I love this straight and to the point videos ... Thank you max

[miltchamberlain]

Hands down one of the better tutorials I've watched in a long time. Definitely gonna remember this on my future projects ✊

[klarkyukhi]

this is the best yt channel if you want to learn fl studio not internet money, not servida music, not bussy work beats.

[Rahul_Editzter]

This Is why FL Studio DAW Is called The Best Thanks For the tutorial Max

[Franknomoreify]

Like you stated mixing in mono is really helpful in my opinion. I use it throughout the whole creation process. Especially making club tracks. I don't know if many are aware most big club and concert systems are in mono!!! Many working DJ's aren't even aware. Having lots of mixer tracks tweaked with stereo imagers and hard panning may not translate into the club and can mess with peaks immensely. I have found rogue mix peaks are sometimes a result of too much stereo information. Messing with the individual track stereo mixer knob will assist the hat or synth or any element become more audible in mono. With that said, when pushing the individual sounds stereo mixer knob to mono, stereo width can be restored by bussing a mixer track and put a stereo imager on it. When sending the signal to the stereo separation buss the mono track input will sound wider in stereo and retain a more upfront spot in mono at the same time. This is not the law on all elements but is subject to every situation. Mix in mono to reveal what melodic and percussive elements get quieter when you roll the master stereo knob to the right. However, these same elements may now dominate or increase the volume in stereo possibly throwing off the mix. It's all about balance and deciding what techniques work best when and where. I hope this helps and keep up the good tutorial work.

[Meight]

i'm korean and i cant understand what u saying but i just follow your cursor and read the comments. it really helped me thanks a lot bro

[larry]

I wish they had these tips years ago. I had to learn everything through trial and error, but this is super informative nonetheless. Thank you!

[thagarage]

Your informative videos are very well organized. On my way to the lab.
Thanks.

[sourmusic]

It’s so reassuring when you do this stuff previously. I used fl on and off for probably 20 years. There’s so much I don’t know. Like the levels in seg2 I never edit that

[dyrexoo]

Nervz is back with professional awesome tutorial

[kevinestefan]

You earned yourself another sub. Great tips especially for me since I'm just getting to understand new terms and effects withing FL Studio. Thanks a lot bro.

[Miensiulko]

THANKS A LOT DUDE <3 You're my real authority and I think I should buy Your full beginner course to make my beats more... listenable XD Can you tell us how to make 808's sounds better in the next video?

[dhananjaysrinivas]

Please make a mastering tutorial just like this, this video is very informative!!👍🔥

[erajmusic]

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[halfilpro]

Man. Im watching your channel from first uploaded video and its the most professional stuff i found at youtube. Continue what you re doing bcs its helpful!
Congrats bro! <3

[jackgomes]

thanks for helping us. love from india 🙏❤💯

[sourmusic]

I def try to use this theory since summer
I applied light spectrum theory to the beats. I eq everything. I used to use fx a lot more