This is the second advise to day I watch at KZfaq.

Majority of what I know about mixing and mastering Ive learned from Luca. Always dropping valuable info.

High Quality posts as always! 👌🏽

Super clear guidelines thank you!

Come spieghi nel video è chiaro che più il materiale è organizzato più è fluido il lavoro,sia da perte di terzi che per noi stessi ma spesso le cose "apparentemente" semplici vengono ignorate..ed è altrettanto utile il comunicare degli interlocutori per tracciare una direzionalità del prodotto che si vuole raggiungere..Grazie di quello che fai Luca 🔝..peraltro ho dovuto iniziare a masticare l'inglese per seguirti 😅 ma anche in ciò c'è il lato positivo dai, l' apprendimento linguistico 🙃..Ciao

Excellent video guys, what a good editing job and what valuable information, thank you very much Luca for always openly sharing your knowledge!

Thank you for this!

Every producer should watch this. I’m sick and tired of getting terrible stems to mix

Thanks for Mastering Jailor Movie Songs… India

Very useful info! But, when you say stems, do you mean multi-tracks / individual tracks / stripes? Or do you mean stereo sub mixes? Individual tracks are not stems.

Hey Studio DMI, I'm looking to do a stem mix with you, but I have done a lot of processing on my busses and I am not sure how I would go about sending you those since if I were to disable the fx on the busses, it'd totally change the timber of the track, and the individual channels going into them wouldn't sound the same. What's the best approach here?

How do I convert from 24bit to 32bit floating point, when I bounce my Logic project? I usually convert my mix to 16bit when it’s the whole mix in one wav file (master session). Am I doing it right? My tracks seem to sound crushed even when I master to -14lufs 🤷🏻‍♂️🙇🏻‍♂️😭

Leo mix was done here?