Stop Using Reference Tracks When Mixing - Here's Why
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In this video, I explore the potential pitfalls of using reference tracks in mixing. While reference tracks are often recommended for achieving professional sound quality, they can sometimes lead you astray. Discover why taking a contrarian approach might improve your mixing results and help you develop a more original sound. Watch now to rethink how you use reference tracks in your music production!
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I really like the flow of these recent videos; it's nice that someone can take it a little bit slower in this TikTok-era we live in. It feels like videos for adults :D
Wow 😎
Thanks for watching and glad you liked it🙃
I do agree it's not an one side thing. Therefore, it's more a way to refresh your ears and having a general idea. Ultimately you have to get the best out of your song because it is unique. Unless you try to do exactly the same thing.
Well said and thanks for watching! :)
100% agree!
I really like this topic! Inspiration is free, it is very valuable, but, you must be really smart on when, how to use it ❤
Thank you and glad to hear🙃 How are you these days?
I’m good! Thank you, Thomas.
Quick question, where can I get info about the Sonic Ranch workshop, is it happening in February? 😮
Hi @ariadnatellez1747!
I'm glad to hear you're interested in the workshop! 😊
Here’s the link for more details: bit.ly/3yrDQRK
Feel free to reach out if you have any questions. Hope to see you there! 🙌🏼
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Thomas
Amazing, thank you!
I still haven’t found a way to properly reference and I fear I’ll never find one 😂.
Haha...Honestly, I think it’s actually a good thing. When I create my own music I always avoid music beforehand, as I find that it makes me more open to new ideas. I think people can get too attached to the idea of creating music that sounds like something else.
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@@fredrikjuth5493 Jahap, så var den int bättre än lakrits och soluppgångar längre? 😒
@@thomas_juth Äääee, asså vid närmare eftertanke så…😬
Men den är jävligt bra ändå! 💫
Snyggt jobbat! 🫱🏻🫲🏼
@@fredrikjuth5493 🤪 haha tack mr Froudy!
I have one rule about references mixes...
*Don't use reference tracks while mixing..only use it before or after mixing...to really hear where your idea is going..
That is actually a really great rule! 👌 I forgot to mention in the video that I do listen to a lot of music in the studio, to regularly calibrate my ears to different styles. Sometimes also at the start of a project, if the client sends me a reference to listen to. But yeah, I never use reference tracks while mixing. Anyway, thanks for sharing!
@@thomas_juth true❤️
Most of the artists now want to fill the trend so 95% of the time they ask to do like some big artist :)
So true! And thanks for watching:)