Submix Tutorials

(a.k.a. Channel Group, Subgroup) Submixing occurs when several audio tracks are fed into a new track within a mixer. This new submix track can then be used to apply volume, panning, and effects to all of the inputs tracks at the same time. This is a very efficient method of mixing. Submixes are essential for drum and bass mixing. (See "Submixing" and "Kick Drum & Bass Mixing Techniques" in Premium).

Submix tutorials and articles are listed below.

Better Compression Using an Oscilloscope

Compression, Mixing, Side Chain Compression, House, Tutorial, Oscilloscope. In the old days, mixing engineers would study the volume meters as they danced along the console. By playing back well-mixed songs, these early pioneers learned how to read proper song dynamics. This skill is invaluable when trying to understand and utilize compression. This article discusses a modern approach to developing the same talent cultivated in the old masters: the ability to create pleasing dynamic compression. For this tutorial you will need:

A VST Host (Ableton Live, Steinberg Cubase, Digidesign Protools, etc.)
S(m)execope VST/AU Oscilloscope. Download S(m)execope for Windows / Mac OS X.

Kick Drum & Bass Mixing Techniques

Mixing. Bass. Kick Drum. Return Tracks. House. Distortion. Modern electronic music production virtually requires a strong low end. Most often, this frequency space is determined by your song’s kick drum and bass. If you want to write strong, club-worthy songs, then you must master the nuances of low-end mixing. Read on to learn exactly how to do that.

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