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Is YOUR Mixing Process ITERATIVE? AND Should it Be?

Iterative mixing is a common approach in the field of audio production, where the mixing process involves making adjustments, listening to the results, and then making further adjustments based on the feedback received. This cycle of tweaking and refining is repeated multiple times until the desired sonic outcome is achieved. The iterative mixing process can be beneficial because it allows for a gradual improvement of the mix. By continuously making adjustments and listening critically, we can address various elements such as levels, panning, EQ, compression, and effects in a more balanced and impactful way. Iterative mixing should be a part of the mixing process because it allows for a more thorough exploration of different possibilities, leading to a more polished final product. As we discover in this video it enabled us to catch and rectify several issues or inconsistencies that were not apparent during the initial stages of mixing. Ultimately, the approach to mixing, including how iterative the process should be, can vary depending on the individual, the project, and the desired outcome. Some mixes may require more iterations than others, but the underlying principle of refining and improving through repeated adjustments is valuable in achieving professional and high-quality audio results. Our debut single Hard Times will be released on all streaming platforms on Friday 26th April 2024 and the video will stream on our sister YouTube Channel ‪@maybenever1984‬ Our debut EP, Timed Out, will be released on Friday 24th May 2024. 00:00 Intro 01:08 What is Iterative Mixing? 02:19 Guitar Delays 03:35 Coffee 03:37 2 Tap Delay 05:22 Ear fatigue 05:47 SL E and G channel differences? 06:14 EQ'ing piano 07:26 Scheps Omni Channel 08:09 EQ'ing Sax 10:00 Iterative cycle back to Guitars 10:50 Adjustment of subtractive EQ on Guitar to eliminate headphone bleed 12:46 Reverbs 12:34 Snare Reverb 14:32 Drum Bus Reverb 16:36 Piano Reverb 17:00 Guitar Reverb 17:17 Sax Reverb 18:05 Guitar delay reverb 19:39 String editing 22:07 Parallel Processing on Snare 26:22 Create Snare Bus and move Reverb sends 27:00 SAVE SAVE SAVE 27:04 Snare comparison 27:38 String bus compression 29:27 Compare vs Bypass 30:12 Iterative process summary 30:50 Outro 31:36 End Mixing Hard Times Playlist    • Mixing Hard times   What is THE best Mixing Template?    • What is THE best Mixing Template?   Is this the MOST Important Mix Step?    • Is this the MOST Important Mix Step?   There is MORE to Panning Than Just LCR. Follow this in Depth Look at Panning Options    • There is MORE to Panning Than Just LCR. Fo...   Debunking the MYTHS of High Pass Filters    • Debunking the MYTHS of High Pass Filters   Balancing Kick, Bass and Snare    • Balancing Kick, Bass and Snare   Music Video Production Playlist    • Music Video Production   #audiomixing #homerecording #musicproducer #homestudio