MIXING MISTAKES 90% of Beginners make & how to fix them

Mixing and mastering is hard for beginners. Avoid these mistakes at all costs regardless of what DAW you're in - FL Studio, Pro Tools, Ableton, Cubase, etc.
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[@guitarsoul1129]

I liked the advice about "no right way" the most)))

[@jigerbeats]

Thanks for Sharing Your Knowledge with us Jerry🙂

[@BrentIraEnman]

Great advice, I would add -Don't get sucked into buying every new plugin out there, learn the stock ones first!

[@mixwithjerry]

I agree!! It’s not the knobs, but the person controlling the knobs.

[@alexandervasilkovsky4298]

or every hardware you seen

[@joeleggenda]

Thank u Jerry, U da goat , support from Italy

[@mixwithjerry]

I really appreciate your support!! 🔥

[@christopherbanda9788]

YOU ARE JUST SO POWERFUL, THESE ARE THE MISTAKES WHICH I USUALLY MAKE

[@crimson3510]

This was short, but extremely powerful!! Thank you Jerry!

[@mixwithjerry]

Appreciate it!!

[@LostWXRLD]

one of the best yt channel ive erver found on internet just pure information .....respect🙏

[@GhostsInSpace_]

Keep up the great content - only a matter of time before I start seeing 10k likes on all your videos

[@cleverdood]

Made'em all! I do so very little processing now (country, country/rock style tracks) as I don't really need it. I mostly use compression for glue and dynamic eq (or via automation() to make certain parts pop out when they need to.

[@ravonrogers2268]

Great strait to the point information

[@mixwithjerry]

Thanks for watching and providing feedback 🔥

[@Master_Dank]

great advice! thanks for sharing bro. keep up the good work

[@mixwithjerry]

Appreciate it 🙏🏼

[@PatrickObiang]

These Are DOPE Advices. 💥💥💥💯💯💯

[@mixwithjerry]

Thanks for the feedback!!

[@drulamane]

Good tips

[@DJDigitalJosh]

Great Tips Jerry! Thank You. Subbed. 👍

[@STILLEGIT]

Good message

[@mixwithjerry]

Thanks for watching 🙏🏼

[@idane1234]

DOPE

[@SApilot11123]

1. Start off a good source should be the basis of all mixing, music and vocals. You can’t polish a turd…

[@mixwithjerry]

It’s always nice to have great recordings to start with. I definitely focus on that with my own music. I do know a lot of people watching might not be the ones recording the audio though. Many mix engineers are getting poorly recorded files sent to them on the daily unfortunately.

[@SApilot11123]

@@mixwithjerry 100% - thanks for putting this up! Great informative video

[@OopaOooopa]

Hello homeboy. What is the difference between a send and a return in fl studio? You could make a video about that would be good

[@mixwithjerry]

I have an upcoming video planned covering all of the routing inside FL Studio (sends, returns, busses, auxes). But just to touch on that shortly, a send is when you send out a copy of the signal to another track. An example of this is sending a copy of your lead vocal to a mixer track that has a reverb plugin loaded on it. Now the audio leaving this reverb track after it has been processed will return to wherever you route it (like a vocal bus or an effects bus) and you can think of the path that it takes back to join the rest of the mix as a return. Hope this helps!