https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xmylC5fpfrQ
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https://www.reddit.com/r/musicproduction/comments/p9lhu8/the_best_advice_ive_gotten_is_to_stop_watching/
But i changed two things: first thing is that if i'm watching a tutorial, i try to replicate whatever technique being explained at the same time on my daw. This helps a ton because then I memorize the process better. The second thing is that like you, I will stop watching tutorials altogether and try writing with the knowledge i already have

https://www.reddit.com/r/mixingmastering/comments/dnk3r3/the_world_of_youtube_mixing_tutorials_is_vast_any/
Your watching tutorials to actual mixing ratio should be low. In other words, stop watching and start doing. You learn more that way. ... I'd stop looking for "tutorials" and take "courses" from professionals who've done it for years and so can teach me shit loads in 5 hours. I mean (I) DID. :)

https://www.reddit.com/r/edmproduction/comments/v59d4m/there_comes_a_time_in_every_producers_life_to/
There comes a time in every producer's life to stop watching tutorials and just produce music Tips & Tricks ... If you want mixing tips, scope Kush After Hours with UBK. Dude has the best mixing advice I've ever found and he's an excellent teacher. He also digs fairly deep into the philosophy side of things which most teachers overlook ime.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yRzMby4PXzc
In this video, I turned the camera on while mixing to show you the steps I took to get a balanced mix. I use an approach called "Top-Down Mixing" where I sta

https://eliottglinnaudio.com/blog/common-mixing-and-mastering-mistakes-and-how-to-avoid-them
Ensure your tracks are hitting around -6dB to -3dB, giving yourself enough headroom for the mastering process. Overuse of Compression. Compression is an amazing tool when used correctly. In my early days, I was fascinated by how compression could bring quiet and loud parts closer together.

https://mixprodmasters.com/audio/mixing-and-mastering-tutorial-step-by-step-lessons-to-improve-your-skills/
Mixing is when you combine single tracks to make a complete song. This includes balancing the levels of each instrument, adding equalization, compression, and effects like reverb and delay. Mastering is the last step. It's when you optimize the mix for playback on multiple systems. You tweak the loudness and tonal balance here.

https://www.reddit.com/r/mixingmastering/comments/r9dba9/did_youtubetutorials_cause_the_misbelieve_that/
You need good tools and a complete set of tools and utilities you understand, but it's mostly about listening. I don't know, because I don't watch Youtube tutorials. I'm 99/100% self taught on Ableton. I change my settings on every song. Tutorials are good for novices, but at a certain point you just have to mix.

https://andrewscrivens.com/mixing-and-mastering
Mixing and mastering require a variety of tools to shape and enhance the sound of a track. As a mixing engineer, you'll use tools like EQ, compression, panning, and effects to shape the sound and create a cohesive song. Mastering engineers use tools like EQ, compression, and limiting to improve the overall sound, ensure consistency, and

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Get the free Mastering Compression Cheatsheet if you want your tracks to sound loud & dynamic at the same time: https://go.mastering.com/mastering-compressio

https://www.production-expert.com/production-expert-1/2019/5/1/take-your-mixing-skill-to-the-next-level-by-watching-these-60-free-waves-plug-in-tutorials
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Mixed Stems: The stems were bounced out from the end result of Jaz's mixing tutorial to provide a reference point of a mix that is ready for mastering. Logic Pro X Project File: Direct download of the complete mixing session. Luna Project File: Direct download of the complete stem-master session.

https://www.reddit.com/r/musicproduction/comments/n0ydym/i_cant_stop_watching_tutorials_is_it_a_mistake/
If you're stuck with a particular thing, say mixing vocals, then definitely try watching a few tutorials and take notes before continuing. Otherwise, I'd say if you're in a position where you can make music, like you have the time and setting to do so, always prioritise that before watching anything.

https://dev.to/tarynmcmillan/stop-watching-tutorials-and-start-writing-your-own-code-with-these-five-tips-38c5
Courses on Udemy or tutorials on YouTube can act as a springboard, but they're no substitute for writing your own code. These five tips will help you take back control, break out of the tutorial cycle and start building projects on your own. 1. Make a commitment. The French philosopher Jean-Paul Sartre said that "commitment is an act, not a

https://www.recordingrevolution.com/blog/how-to-know-when-to-stop-mixing-and-not-kill-your-tracks/
That's it. One way to know when you still haven't accomplished that (i.e. you're not finished with the mix) is if something is still sticking out of the mix and bothering you. It could be a track that is too loud (or too quiet) for a moment in the song and you notice it every time it comes around. It could be harsh frequency that still

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ExoSRQwFmXo
Stop watching every tutorial on YouTube

https://www.puremix.com/library/tutorials/explained/the-complete-stem-mixing-workflow
Create perfect separation & clarity between instruments. Make things LOUD with less damage. In this video, Fab Dupont breaks down how to set your session up to stem mix and then walks you through his mix of The Arrows Prisoner where he dishes tricks on making louder and clearer mixes. Stem mixing is one of the best ways to gain flexibility and

https://www.reddit.com/r/trapproduction/comments/r077vh/im_addicted_to_watching_tutorials/
Gotta let your writing muscles rest and learn some new tricks. Pro tip: watch tutorials for music you dont listen to. It'll stimulate your mixing / producing brain cause they use plugins / mixing techniques in ways that aren't traditional for trap. Give it a go, find what you love and hate, and run with it from there.

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Dame (@damemonster). 10 Likes. Producers, stop watching mixing tutorials!! 臘 ‍♂️ .

https://www.reddit.com/r/Bitwig/comments/o7majl/pro_tip_if_you_started_watching_tutorials_more/
No tutorial will teach you anything but basics. Same as no trainer could lift the weight for you and get you fit as a result. I know, is counterintuitive af, but stop watching tutorials or reduce the education to one day a week and practice 6 days a week. Cheers! PS: This song was made in a Monday. The mix and perfecting automations were