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MIXDOWN TRACKDOWN, Signal Path During Mixdown

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MIXDOWN (TRACKDOWN) It's now time for the mixdown. Often called "trackdown" or "remix", mixdown is when all the four recorded tracks are mixed to achieve a certain sound' balance in level, effects, and stereo positioning, and then recorded onto one side of a cassette tape in mono or stereo. This tape is the final "master". In this next step, the instruments are "put in their place" in the stereo sound field, and a slight amount of reverb will be added to the vocal track with the REV7. - Signal Path During Mixdown - 31

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MIXDOWN (TRACKDOWN)
It’s now time for the mixdown. Often called “trackdown”
or “remix”, mixdown is when all the four recorded tracks
are mixed to achieve a certain sound’ balance in level,
effects, and stereo positioning, and then recorded onto
one side of a cassette tape in mono or stereo. This tape
is the final “master”.
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Signal Path During Mixdown
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In this next step, the instruments are “put in their place”
in the stereo sound field, and a slight amount of reverb
will be added to the vocal track with the REV7.
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