What's Reverse Mixing and Why Should You Use It?

Published: Wed, 12/08/21

Reverse Mixing – Improve Your Workflow and Enhance Your Efficiency

When you're mixing, it's not uncommon to treat all your tracks individually, following classic procedures of first mixing the kick and bass by themselves and then the snare and then the individual vocal tracks and then the individual instrument tracks, and so on.

Starting out, that's the most logical thing to do, but that's not always the best way to go...click the link below to read more.

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