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How do mixing levels impact mastering levels? Follow along as iZotope Education Director and professional mastering engineer Jonathan Wyner explores mixing and mastering levels, including the value of leaving headroom in your mix levels, what levels to pay attention to while you’re mixing before you master, and important considerations when comparing the level of your reference tracks to your mix so you can get the best results in your master.
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Chapters
0:00 Intro
0:39 The difference between levels in mixing and mastering
1:28 What is headroom in mixing and mastering?
2:59 Considerations when using limiters in mixing and mastering
3:42 Using RX Pro to examine levels in your mix
5:00 Differences between the peak level and RMS level when mixing
5:41 Using Insight Pro metering to examine the difference between peak level and RMS levels
7:22 How the levels in your playback system can impact your master
8:36 How to monitor reference track levels when mixing and mastering
9:39 Outro
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