SOUND MIXING

How to distinguish between the Best Sound Editing and Best Sound Mixing categories on Oscar night.

Here are a few tips for mixing your songs and other audio in surround sound.

. With a passion for music, your patience and a few experiments you can come up with your own recorded music from the comfort of your own house.

Here's a look at some ways to avoid ear fatigue when mixing music in your home studio.

Here are a few tips for mixing country music in your own home studio.

Here are a few tips for developing a good ear for mixing music.

Here are a few tips for mixing a bluegrass band in your home recording studio.

Here are a few tips for beginning to see your home recordings as a room, visualizing each sound differently and leading to a better, more balanced overall mix.

You can recreate the wall of sound effect in your own home studio by following these tips.

Here are three ways to listen to a mix differently--methods that may sound unusual, but will help refine your mixing ear and lead to better-sounding and more completely balanced songs.

Here are three things that every home mixing engineer should listen for in their songs.

Ear fatigue is completely avoidable. Here are some tips to avoiding ear fatigue while mixing, leading to better mixes that are more pleasant to work on.

Here are some tips for mixing drums and bass together to make the rest of your mixing go smoothly.

Here are a few tips to keep in mind when looking to buy new mixing monitors.

Panning, or correctly placing instruments in the stereo spectrum, is an important part of mixing. Here are some tips for mixing your home recordings in stereo.

Layering your vocals not only brings out the "life" in them, it make the song sound fuller as opposed to weak.

One of the most frustrating and dull types of mixes is a particularly muddy sounding mix. There's really no other way to describe it other than "muddy", and all home recording enthusiasts instantly know and dread the sound once they hear it.

Do you have a creaky closet or cabinet door? Don't grease it yet! Get out that recorder and create your own spooky Halloween sound effects.

Get started mixing your own music. Throw a party with the music that you make, or just enjoy it yourself.

In this article I'll take a look at how muddy bass signals get that way, and what home studios can do to prevent that unnatural, lifeless sound that tends to pop up so often in bass tracks.

This article examines the uses of sound and soundtrack in the film Donnie Darko.