When Ed Thorne and Paul, third from Working Audio Tools, proposed the idea of a 3-way mix-off, I was immediately on board. However, when I first heard the stems, I couldn't help but doubt myself and my skills.

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By understanding that no mix has a predefined path, you make yourself available to steer mixes toward your client's vision. This involves actively listening to your client's feedback, making adjustments that align with their preferences, and communicating effectively about the changes you're making. This is how you get clients singing your praises at the end of a project.

Unfortunately, mixing engineers' most significant challenges often unlocks the best-sounding records and the happiest clients, providing valuable learning opportunities that can motivate you to improve your skills.

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AI Mixing is here, and I'm excited!

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Welcome to the anti loudness loudness club; where each morning while I get things set-up at the studio, I share commentary on mixing, mastering and running a studio that services around 1,000 projects per year!

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