Mix like a PRO Step 1: The Static Mix (Logic Mixing Tutorial)

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If you're struggling to get your music to sound professional in Logic Pro, this video is for you!
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[@TheBandGuide]

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[@trushack]

I am a VERY amateur home studio rat working on Logic Pro, and I've watched a ton of tutorials...many of them excellent! But there is something about your approach and the way you show/describe what you are doing and how/why you are doing it that immediately clicks with me. I haven't even gone into Logic Pro and applied any of these techniques or concepts yet and I already feel like my (relatively meager) skills have taken a massive leap! Thank you!!!

[@UlfKronman]

Thanks again! I also use this method with the Level Meter at the Stereo Out track when I do the first static mix. I usually aim at -9 dB (though I usually end up at -7 or -8 dB ;-) to have headroom to go up to -5-6 dB when doing the final dynamic mix (automation) later. I noticed that you didn't use the possibility to set the horizontal line in the level meter to your desired target level. You can do this by dragging the > sign to the left of the level bars (to the right of the dB scale) to your target level. If you do that, you get a clear visual clue in the level bars when they pass this point and also the numbers at the top turn red (orange? [Sorry: red-green color blind.]) when this level is passed.

[@Bittamin]

Getting this right would 100% make it possible for you to outsource the mixing process if you desire to as well; never want to send out a turd to be polished, so definitely very vital info!

[@bigeddie1669]

I never did this for over a year and would just use a mastering platform straight after recording since I didn’t know how to do that either! THIS VIDEO HAD ME LOST TILL NOW😭😭😭😭

[@micklawrence4329]

Great stuff

[@guitarwalljams]

Dude I just binged 2 videos but I need to go to bed. Your content is awesome. So much value. Keep it up man!

[@SkittlesAT]

I’ve heard that it’s better to send signals to the buses (VOX, BAND, EFFECTS) so there’s no that so much of summing signal to stereo output. Is that right?

[@akitadakid6326]

what to look for when mixing / eqing vocals.

[@nixonvonnixon]

wait, where is the part that we get to use the gain plugin to put everything at the right volume?

[@demetriuspatterson9396]

Great video, 👍

[@Itsjustronniex]

Just started learning and have spent a lot of time looking for good videos and teachers and this guy is the best damn teacher especially for beginners! Thanks for the video man.

[@earwerm]

Hi from NZ Colin, your tutorials are really helping to improve my mixes & avoid all the mistakes I've made previously. Have watched many Logic RUclipsrs over the years but have found yours without doubt the most beneficial. Cheers

[@chucksaeger7500]

This was absolutely fabulous! I learned as more here than many, many videos I’ve perused. I’ll watch this over and over until it all sinks in and it becomes second nature!

[@abhijeetmasram2801]

Thanks!! for the og lessons.

[@srivatsachikkanarayana4774]

Really useful, thank you so much.

[@shazmirshahi]

Awesome

[@LA610]

I enjoyed hearing all the layers especially the vocal ones.....good tune

[@el_ambient_dude7424]

Great Video series. Very straight forward and to the point.

[@rehobothassemblycalgary]

great teaching