9 Ways the Pros Get Wider Mixes

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In this video, I share 9 essential mixing tips for achieving that immersive, wide sound. Say goodbye to relying solely on stereo imaging plugins and discover techniques that can genuinely elevate your mix.

🎵 What You'll Learn:

The power of subtle tremolo: Understand how this underrated tool can enhance the width and depth of your tracks.
The importance of mono reverbs and delays: Learn the art of contrast in mixing, using both wide and narrow reverbs and delays.
...and much more!

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[GreaTeacheRopke]

#1 subtle tremolo 0:50
#2 use mono reverbs and delays 4:17
#3 automate imaging from verse to chorus 9:35
#4 pan early and with context 13:53
#5 use haas delays 16:58
#6 try stereo wideners on individual tracks 18:08
#7 widen lows to lowmids with saturation and chorus 22:05
#8 expand the sides of upper mids and highs 26:11
#9 pan reverbs and delays to opposite side 30:39

[SteenGroentved]

The mono Delay/stereo reverb trick is really awesome! It creates something like a "3D tunnel effect", influencing the entire mix with dept.

[TheMuffinMan]

Wow this is all killer no filler. In a sea of regurgitated "tips and tricks" this is really useful stuff, presented professionally succinctly. Great work!

[metrorockmusic]

This guy may be the best teacher on the internet for advanced mixing techniques, great video!

[rays]

16:32 Now THAT'S the kind of practical advice I need.

[CarsonHoy]

This video is the true reference for stereo width, thanks for this classic~

[jonathanparismusic]

Love the song!! Is it out yet? Would love to hear the finished track!

[jnaramusic]

Very helpful advice. I do more cinematic orchestral music and i think i can apply alot of what you said. Thank you for sharing!

[souletunes]

Golly dang, these are some serious gems Dane, thank you!!

[AllThatJuice]

Thank you for the great content as always! 23:52 yes, this is something big I’ve noticed: putting situation (or a bit crush) before/ after reverb create such a different effects. When I please situation after reverb, it emphasizes the tail. In the way it’s hard to expect if you haven’t done that in the past)

[NickMcKeon]

Absolute goldmine of advice I hadn't heard anywhere else and explained so clearly! Tysm!

[DeltaWhiskeyBravo]

Excellent tips. I'll be trying these. Thanks.

[rudib]

saya suka cara chanel ini menjelaskan tutorial. begitu mudah dipahami dan yang terpenting adalah praktiknya sangat efesien. terimakasih my brother

[nottieru]

The mono reverb trick is gold!
Also, I’ve been using this very logic’s stock tremolo for ages:)

[joseantoniogutierrezpedrer]

Great tutorial, so simple yet effective

[mariabr]

amazing. thank you for sharing your knowledge

[raymondspagnuolo]

Thanks Dane for posting. Very helpful!

[mightbefire]

My takeaway is that all these tracks already sounded really good and wide. That seems to be the actual battle. I would have felt good about the width before any of these techniques.

[P.A]

fantastic tips ! i learned a lot, thanks a million for your time and your very useful video.