Mixing is the process of refining raw audio into a more polished product so that every piece in your recording transforms into a cohesive mix. Our engineers understand how to develop your tracks from the end of a tracking session to become one step closer to the final product.
Mixing
Mixing
Turn your raw tracks into mixed masterpieces through professional audio mixing services. Using processes like balancing, automation, and a large selection of state-of-the-art plugins, your initial recording goes from unrefined to polished.
Your tracking and mixing can be completed entirely in house at Eastlake Recording & Sound Rehabilitation before it goes to mastering.
What is Mixing in a Recording Studio?
What Happens During The Audio Mixing Process?
During the audio mixing process, your engineer will apply in-the-box solutions such as plugins created by developers such as Universal Audio and Waves, or outboard signal paths that can include preamps or compressors and other rack gear to shape and mold the audio.
Why Do Your Tracks Need Mixed?
You wouldn’t release an unmixed track. The audio that is the result of a tracking session is often unbalanced and needs tweaking and massaging so that everything sits sonically in its proper place.
How Do You Talk To Your Mixing Engineer About Your Project?
When discussing your project with your mixing engineer, be explicit and detailed. Communication at this stage is important as the mix has a significant impact on the sound of the final project. Describing how you want the final product to sound is crucial – and with most mix engineers, you won’t need to fully understand the technical terms.
How Long Does It Take to Mix a Record?
Short answer: as long as it takes! How long is takes to mix a full record depends on how far in advance you’ve scheduled your mixing sessions, your budget, and how much effort the engineer is dedicating to your project. Good mixing is not instant — it’s a process that can require multiple revisions until it sounds exactly how you want it to.
Where Can You Find a Mix Engineer in Texas?
Texas has a rich musical culture, and has no shortage of recording studios that offer mixing services. In the DFW area, Eastlake Recording & Sound Rehabilitation works with you to mix your raw audio until it’s exactly what you’ve envisioned — and it’s ready to move forward into mastering.