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Every file should line up when imported into a new session. This prevents timing confusion and keeps the mix from starting with a technical problem.
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Every file should line up when imported into a new session. This prevents timing confusion and keeps the mix from starting with a technical problem.
Separate lead vocals, doubles, harmonies, ad-libs, hooks and special effects. Clear labels help the mixer understand the arrangement quickly.
Include BPM, key if known, rough mix, references and a short note about what matters most. Avoid sending ten conflicting ideas with no priority.
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Yes. This makes the session line up correctly for the mix engineer.
Print effects that are essential to the sound, but also send dry versions when possible.
Yes. The studio can help review files and choose the right next step.
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