The Best Mixing Tips From Luca Pretolesi: How To Create A Professional Mix

Hej, please subscribe if you can:) This is an interview with the Master - Luca PretolesiI originally recorded it for my Polish YT channel Musoneo, but decided to move it here for you guys!
Let's talk and connect!
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00:00 START
01:14 Can you tell a few words about Major Lazer "Light it up"?
02:40 How did you get into the mixing business?
07:40 Do you specialize in mixing electronic music?
09:50 Which DAW do you use and why?
13:35 How do you maitain creativity?
17:04 Do you mix having final master in mind?
19:51 Is mastering a final touch only
20:43 How mixing evolved over time?
25:59 What about Stem mixing/mastering?
27:20 How long does it take you to mix a track?
27:55 What is mixing workflow?
30:24 How to get low end right?
34:02 How do you "inject" groove and dynamics in your mixes?
37:16 Do you think AI will put you out of work in the future?
38:51 How do you decide a mix is finished?
41:11 Do you sometimes "car test"?
41:44 Where to start mixing your own music?

[@Sool101]

Don't really know who he is but you can tell he is in it for the music and I love to hear people talk this way. It's like taking a warm bath. Thanks.

[@darktrapmusic6472]

He is one of the best if not the best mastering engineer in the World.

[@mistermusicenterprise3148]

Luca is pure inspiration. Great guy. Because he is an italian!!
Big Fan.

[@PoloTremolo]

Thanks for leaving the comment. I am so happy Luca agreed for this interview! In my opinion he literally injects magic into the recordings:)

[@harmonicresonanceproject]

What an excellent interview, I've been a fan of Luca since the Digital Boy days, an outstanding and groundbreaking producer, and so much enthusiasm for the music. One of the greats, and it's very interesting and useful to hear him talk about his process.

[@Detoxline]

Super materiał pozdro 😊

[@PoloTremolo]

tnx, appretiate that!

[@scottfaircloff9530]

great stuff! thank you!

[@MabawaVocal]

I use studio one and the work flow is the smoothest,fastest and the songs that I do in studio one somehow sound more cleaner

[@b00ts4ndc4ts]

I have never had a look at it. What was you using before and what was the transition from your last DAW to stdo1 like?
I have used Pro tools & Cake walk but I have used Ableton since version 4.

[@Robert_Babicz]

🙂

[@PoloTremolo]

Robert, wow, thanks man, smiling back at you:) I love your music:)))

[@audiolego]

Gimme a fat beat