The tracks are from the Cambridge multitrack library. I do not have rights to publish the song, so it's only a short sample.

Mix demo - Going To The Moon - by Ricky Legend

club demo

MIXING SAMPLES AND TECHNIQUES

I've been a sound techie(FOH) for nearly 40 years on my spare time. Due to early retirement(wheelchair dependent), I'm now doing sound work nearly full time, such as recording, mixing, mastering, vinyl and cassette restoration and remastering.

I'm very happy to share my work and techniques if that can contribute to other making good sound of music.

I'm posting samples of my work here, so it is possible to hear what I am doing, so if you like what you hear and like to know the techniques I am using, feel free to ask. 

PS Please use studio monitors or studio headphones if possible while listening. The A/B tests provided are all level adjusted as good as possible.

Terms I use:

 "air", with this term I mean that it is easy to identify and separate different instruments from each other. The opposite of "air" is a "muddy" mix where all instruments are "glued" together.

"space/room", with this term I mean that the mix is sort of tree dimensional. It is not only panned, but there are depth in mix. You can think of this like your out in the nature and you can hear a bird singing 10 meters away in front/right of where you stand. Very few manage to achieve "space/room" this in their mixes. The opposite is a mix that are sounding only "in your head" and between your ears. 

All sound work are made with: Harrison consoles Mixbus32c 4.0.703 DAW on Kubuntu Linux 64 17.04 with KXstudio repos, i7-3720QM CPU @ 2.60GHz - 12 Gb RAM. Mostly Calf(free as in free beers) and Harrison plugins used if needed.

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