Why Your Mixes Sound Thin (and how to fix in 6 mix)

Let's take a look why your mixes may sound thing and how you can actually fix in 6 mins

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00:00 Experiment
00:18 Thin mix fixing in 6 minutes
00:51 Frequency tilt theory
01:17 How to fix tilted mix
02:36 Dynamics theory
03:24 How to fix dynamics
04:16 Stereo image theory, fixing
05:27 Saturation theory
06:05 How to fix saturation
07:05 Eeeeeeee
07:15 Ambiance theory
07:54 How to fix ambiance
09:30 Before and after

[Alice-Efe]

🔊Do you know I have a whole 16 hours mixing course as well? (Theory + Application)😊❤

[Projektor_music]

As a content creator myself I'd say that the most underappriciated part of your channel is delivery. Everyone praises the information being correct and helpful, which is true, but what many might not realize is that is is also presented in an entertaining and engaging manner. Big props for that!

[DomSigalas]

Absolutely love your content Alice - keep it up 🙌🏼🙌🏼🙌🏼

[WizardOfArc]

i love how saving the panning effects until the ambiance phase sounds so much more enveloping - like you are really in the space

[westbethkid]

This is the best mixing/audio channel on the entire internet. Well paced, gets to the point, not trying to be "funny" but delivering quality ideas and content in a personal, physical way.

[Syndrome]

At this stage in my music production journey. I definitely know I need all these things. I think the most important tool of all, at least for me, is patience. I guarantee that most of aren't top notch producers who have a million and one deadlines to meet. The best thing to have when it comes to building out your mix is to have. some. patience. Just slowly tweaking it overtime VS trying to cram it all out at once will save you loads of stress about how your mix is sounding. At the end of the day, we're having fun with it.

[iamastrage]

Hey Alice, thank you very much for all of your advices, I've been watching your videos probably from the beginning of your channel and i must admit that you most certainly offer the best content for us music producers over the internet. Your work is invaluable and please, don't you ever stop being that awesome and producing such great tracks !
Thank you <3

[jonathanmaybaum]

WOW!

I loved all of the info contained in this one, but strangely, the most impactful lesson for me was when you side-chained the reverb.

I never paid attention to the output of the compressor, so it was always side-chaining the entire midi track; this just opened up so many new possibilities!!

[Dawncopal]

Love the way you're presenting and explaining audio, it's something really different than the usual, I don't do electronic but I will be definitely keep learning watching your channel, all the best !

[kephalosmusic]

Its like you knew i needed this! i legit couldn't find a video like this😍. Currently working on a mix and felt pretty stumped on fixing some of these issues.TY Alice! <3

[sommaiya]

I am so glad I found you. I will be improving so much!! I can feel itt

[NormanTiner]

Holy shit. This is the best video I've seen on thickening a mix in like a decade of YouTube tutorials. Really good hands on examples, tons of before and after comparisons, and even little physical science demonstrations like Bill Nye. Great content.

[THEMONEYBEATS]

this video was great. I love all your content, you are a great teacher and it helps me learn so much so easily. It is also really nice to see other women in the music production space.

[_TheViewer_]

Another wonderful researched tutorial, thanks a lot for that ! 🎉

[Deepakdabaria]

Thank you for picking those topics which is so relevant and wow the way you explain things is just insane!!!

[echnoid]

Great tutorial! I knew some of it already but definitively some new tips as well. Also - Great work with the before/after for each section. I hate when people do a 10 min video with tons of steps and then just show a summarized before/after - it doesn't give you the difference of each step!

[djlokho]

Your tutorials have become top notch! So well presented, you can really teach better than most university professors

[samwiseganja]

Fantastic, a lot of info in a short video, been watching for a few years this channel is gold!

[soniccthehedgehog]

Yes! You are the best channel i have discovered to help my mixes! ❤ thank you for everything!

[fancha]

what a beautiful way of explaining things