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Advanced Routing Techniques: Subgroups, Parallel Processing, and Effects Chains

Tom · April 4, 2024

Understanding and implementing advanced routing techniques can profoundly transform your mixing workflow and the sonic quality of your tracks. By mastering subgroups, parallel processing, and …

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Mastering Parallel Saturation: Blending Clean and Driven Signals

Tom · Oct. 30, 2023

Parallel saturation is a powerful mixing technique that allows you to add harmonic richness and perceived loudness to your audio while retaining the original signal's …

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The Art of Parallel Processing: Beyond Parallel Compression

Tom · Nov. 19, 2019

Parallel processing is a powerful mixing technique that involves blending a dry, unprocessed signal with a heavily processed version of the same signal. While often …

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