Ep 17 | How to Tighten Up the Low End of Your Mix

Update: 2013-03-06

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Few areas are more critical then the low end of your mix. In this episode of Home Music Studio 1, I show you a technique to make the kick drum and bass guitar work as 1 unit. This simple sidechain compression tip will help tighten up the bottom of most any mix.

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Ep 17 | How to Tighten Up the Low End of Your Mix