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#7 Too Much Ssss Sound In The Vocals (15%).49 #8 Overall Mix Is Too Thin Or Tinny (15%).48 #9 Overall Mix Is Muddy Or Too Bassy (15%).47 #11 Kick/Bass Relationship Is Poor (10%).44 #12 Rhythm Of The Song is Dragging (10%).42 #13 Poorly Partially Mastered Or Over-level (10%).40 #14 Noisy Tracks Making The Mix Muddy (5%).38 What You Will Learn From This Book.5Ībout The Author.7 I wrote this book so you can quickly learn (in a matter of days) the techniques, tips, and secrets that took me over 20 years to learn! If you're serious about it, now's the time to make a very small financial investment in this book so your music will sound the very best it can!

You've invested hundreds, if not thousands, of hours into your music. I eliminated all the words you never heard of and hi-tech jargon, so anyone at any level can understand and learn from this book. I wrote this entire book in simple plain English (layman's terms). I assume you already know how to compress a vocal track. But, I don't get into detailed threshold and ratio settings. Sometimes as a solution to a problem, I might suggest compressing the lead vocal a bit. This book is for someone who has a good understanding of basic mixing procedures.

Stereo field is weak (your song is really mono).

Inconsistent levels from section to section.

Mix is too crowded, no space or clarity.

I Show You How To Quickly Fix These Common Problems. That's what "Song Mixing Secrets" is all about! Problems they don't even realize their mixes suffer from. What they do need is a book that points out the most common mixing errors that most sound engineers make, so they can check their mixes for them. The sound engineer definitely does not need to read a 400 page book on basic mixing techniques, or take a six week mixing course. Most of the mixes clients submit are pretty good. Working with this many clients gave me the rare opportunity to discover what areas most sound engineers are having problems with.

Since 1999, I've worked with over 8,000 clients (that's 6-8 per week) in every genre imaginable. If you're into audio engineering, this is a great music production book to add to your home recording studio collection. Whether you need to know how mix songs in fl studio, pro tools, audacity, garageband, cubase, logic or abeleton the information provided applies to all of these programs. Updated in 2021, this is one of the best song mixing books on the market! John gets straight to the point on how to professionally FIX YOUR MIX!