Apple move to -16lufs

[2GooD Productions]

Yeah I remember you posting that. Good tip. I usually do that by ear and bring everything else in slowly but still the other issue is ear fatigue. That's why I never mix the same day I made the beat.

I break all the rules, I mix while producing the beat, upload the beat before Ive waited a day to hear it with fresh ears.
I produce, mix and master all within one cubase file and not spread it across production, mixing then master.
I just like to do things quickly, get bored of what Ive made quickly then move quickly along to making something new that I will get bored of quickly lmao.

The one thing stopping me from tracking out every single beat for a proper mix is how much harddrive space that consumes.

 

[Fade]

I break all the rules, I mix while producing the beat, upload the beat before Ive waited a day to hear it with fresh ears.
I produce, mix and master all within one cubase file and not spread it across production, mixing then master.
I just like to do things quickly, get bored of what Ive made quickly then move quickly along to making something new that I will get bored of quickly lmao.

The one ting stopping me from tracking out every single beat for a proper mix is how much harddrive space that consumes.

 

[2GooD Productions]

Im loco ese

 

[Fade]

Im loco ese

 

[DPrezd Beggar]

I break all the rules, I mix while producing the beat, upload the beat before Ive waited a day to hear it with fresh ears.
I produce, mix and master all within one cubase file and not spread it across production, mixing then master.
I just like to do things quickly, get bored of what Ive made quickly then move quickly along to making something new that I will get bored of quickly lmao.

The one thing stopping me from tracking out every single beat for a proper mix is how much harddrive space that consumes.

I make my "beats" in one session, just regulate the volume, slap some reverb, exciter or lo/hi pass on some stuff, boom done.
1 0 1 to be a shitty beatmaker.

 

[Iron Keys]

I break all the rules, I mix while producing the beat, upload the beat before Ive waited a day to hear it with fresh ears.
I produce, mix and master all within one cubase file and not spread it across production, mixing then master.
I just like to do things quickly, get bored of what Ive made quickly then move quickly along to making something new that I will get bored of quickly lmao.

The one thing stopping me from tracking out every single beat for a proper mix is how much harddrive space that consumes.

All of this.