one thing I've learned about mixing and mastering hip hop over the last 20 years is that there are no hard rules for how to mix hip hop as the genre is constantly evolving as new artists, plugins and mixing techniques get developed.

So hopefully by the time you read all these posts you'll know (or at least better understand) how to record and mix your songs. Now why would I want to do this? Wouldn't I go out of business if you know how to mix and master? (We do make our living providing mixing and mastering services after all). I feel...

With the explosion of EDM over the last few years, the amount of EDM producers who I work for has shot up 1500%. I totally just made this number up, but it's still high. The thing I like about working with EDM producers is that they really care about their sound, more so than hip hop producers (don't tell...