How to Mix Low End for Crisp, Clear Sound | LANDR AskAnEngineer

LANDR’s senior audio engineer Al Isler loves to talk mixing. So we opened up our P.O. box to the LANDR community and asked you to send Al your most burning mix-related questions.

Today's question: How do mix engineers make low instruments with barely any high range still sound crisp? — from Wylie Pendarvis, artist and LANDR user

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Need help with your mix? Post your question in the comments below!

[ilanmoreau]

Tips are great

The background music is really annoying and distracting

[Micas]

Just started watching these mini-tutorials/tips. Pretty cool stuff.

[onceuponascale]

Good students listen to good teachers my brother.

[gurs]

Sometimes to add a little crisp high end I'll put a really small amount of soft down sampling on some low bass instruments - I produce bass music but give it a try on anything. Always has a decent result!

[andreaslowing]

Hi! I would like to know if you guys have any tips on how to make use of loudness and dynamics when working with reverb and other time-based effects and/or acoustic environments? Peace

[toro]

Just here saying hi. And thanks for the jnfo!