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Tyson Boorman - Getting Industry Standard Mixes for Your Music
Episode 386

Tyson Boorman - Getting Industry Standard Mixes for Your Music

Music Production Podcast

November 19, 202459m 32s

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Show Notes

Tyson Boorman is a mixing and mastering engineer for Nightowl Music Group. He is the author of The Objective Mix - Mix Like a Pro Without Pro Gear or Premium Plug-ins. Tyson teaches music production on his YouTube channel, Objective Mixing, and he also runs a podcast called Prolific Super Producer, where, in the very near future, I'll be a guest.

Tyson and I spoke about his production philosophy of "skills over gear." We talked about the practical insights and messages from his book The Objective Mix. And Tyson gave a great explanation of how and why to use compressors in different mixing situations.

Tyson is giving listeners of this podcast his "The 5 Secrets to Industry Standard Mixes" and "The Compression Styles Every Bedroom Producer Needs to Know" guides for free! Go to https://www.objectivemixing.com/funk to download them.

This episode is sponsored by Baby Audio, makers of incredible music software. Use the code MPP15 to save 15%! https://babyaud.io

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Takeaways:

  • Focus on the why behind your music production decisions.
  • Skills are more important than gear when starting out.
  • Understanding compression is crucial for effective mixing.
  • Creative limitations can lead to unique and interesting sounds.
  • Volume is the most powerful tool in mixing.
  • Intentionality in mixing decisions leads to better results.
  • Compression can be used to enhance dynamics, not just reduce them.
  • Learn your tools deeply to maximize their potential.
  • Avoid over-compressing; subtle moves are often more effective.
  • Using EQ to create space in your mix before resorting to sidechain compression.

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Brian Funk