Volume Balancing: Adjusting
levels of individual tracks.
Panning: Placing
tracks within the stereo field.
Equalization (EQ): Enhancing
or reducing frequencies.
Compression: Controlling
dynamic range.
Reverb & Delay: Adding
depth and ambiance.
Automation: Adjusting
parameters over time.
Fader & Effects
Adjustments: Fine-tuning overall sound.
Stereo Imaging: Enhancing
the stereo field.
Mix Buss Processing: Applying final processing to the mix.
Final EQ Adjustment: Global tonal balance adjustments.
Compression &
Limiting: Controlling dynamic range and loudness.
Stereo Enhancement: Fine-tuning
stereo image.
Sequencing & Spacing: Ordering and spacing tracks (for albums).
Fade-ins & Fade-outs: Applying fades at the track’s start and end.
Normalization: Adjusting
volume to desired loudness.
Error Correction: Fixing
clicks, pops, or distortion.
Format Conversion: Preparing
final formats (e.g., WAV, MP3).
Beat Creation: Crafting custom instrumental tracks from scratch.
Sound Selection: Choosing the right sounds, samples, and instruments for the track.
Arrangement: Structuring the beat into sections (e.g., verse, chorus, bridge).
Layering: Adding
multiple instruments and sounds to build a fuller track.
Drum Programming: Designing and sequencing drum patterns.
Melodic Composition: Composing melodies, basslines, and harmonies.
Instrumental Mix: Basic balancing of elements within the beat for a polished sound.
File Delivery: Providing high-quality stems or complete instrumental files for further
use.
Vocal Recording: Capturing high-quality vocal performances.
Instrument Recording: Recording live instruments with professional-grade equipment.
Mic Placement: Positioning microphones for optimal sound capture.
Monitoring: Providing real-time feedback to the performer during the session.
Session Setup: Preparing the recording environment for best acoustics and performance.
Takes & Comping: Recording multiple takes and selecting the best parts.
Basic Editing: Cleaning up the recorded audio (removing noise, fixing timing).
File Delivery: Providing raw or lightly edited audio files for further production.