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Setting the Basic Levels

A basic starting point in the mixdown process is to first set the levels for all

of the individual tracks.

Lower all of the faders to infinity (all of the way down).

Raise the stereo fader to the 0 position (all of the way up).

Press the [VIEW] key until the

METER page is displayed. This

will aid in setting the individual

levels.

Tip: Setting the meters to be post instead of pre will allow you to view the levels after the

fader, the EQ, and dynamics processors. This is a better setting for mixdown than

Start with the drum tracks (or rhythm tracks) and raise the faders until the

L R meters read around -12 to -6 dB. When you are finished, the overall

mix should be as close to 0 dB as possible without going over. By setting

the drums to read around -12 to -6 dB you are allowing headroom. As you

bring up the level of the other tracks, the level of the L R meters will

increase.

Next, raise the fader of the bass tracks until you achieve a good balance

between the bass and drum tracks.

After the raising the fader for the bass track, raise the faders of the rhythm

instruments. This would include guitars, keyboards, percussion, etc.

Raise the faders to the position that give you a good balance between all

of the instruments.

Finally, raise the faders of any vocal tracks to the desired listening level.

The L R meters should now read around the 0 dB mark. If the meters are

consistently going above the 0 dB mark or you hear distortion lower each

individual fader until the L R meters read close to 0 dB. It is better to

lower the individual faders than to lower the stereo fader.

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