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Chapter 6

Mixing sessions

How to use basic tools to make every instrument stand out in a mix

Contents:

  1. The mixer strip
  2. Mixing levels
  3. Panning
  4. Using plugins
  5. Using sends
  6. Dynamics
  7. Equalizing
  8. Using automation
  • Home
  • 1. Introduction
    • Conventions
    • What is digital audio?
  • 2. Getting started
    • Starting Ardour
    • Overview of the Interface
      • Editor window
      • Mixer window
      • Recorder window
      • Cue window
    • Creating tracks and busses
    • Importing audio and MIDI
    • Setting up the timeline
    • Installing plugins
  • 3. Recording
    • Recording audio
    • Recording MIDI
    • Recording modes
    • Performing on time
    • Understanding routing
    • Routing between applications
  • 4. Editing sessions
    • Non-destructive editing
    • Arranging tracks
    • Setting up time signature
    • Using ranges
    • Working with regions
    • Further region operations
    • Changing edit modes
    • Creating looped sections
    • Stretching & shrinking regions
    • Editing MIDI regions
  • 5. Performing live
    • Basic Concepts
    • Loading clips
    • Launching and stopping
    • Setting stretch options
    • Setting launch options
    • Programming sequences
    • Programming probability
    • Using cue markers
  • 6. Mixing sessions
    • The mixer strip
    • Mixing levels
    • Panning
    • Using plugins
    • Using sends
    • Dynamics
    • Equalizing
    • Using automation
  • 7. Exporting sessions
    • Exporting a session
    • Exporting a region
    • Exporting a range
  • 8. Appendices
    • Further help
    • Glossary
    • Credits
    • License
    • How to contribute
    • Recommended plugins
  • 8. Saving sessions
    • Saving a session
    • Saving a snapshot
    • Saving a template
More
  • This tutorial on GitHub
  • Ardour's homepage
  • User manual
  • Forum
  • Credits
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