MIXING VS MASTERING | What is the difference? 

Mixing and mastering is very subjective. If doing both works well, then great !! If opening two projects works, that's great too !! 😄 Thankyou !!

I hav requested in another Flo video and Flo said she would do it soon. Gentl reminder to Flo :)

Will touch this topic soon :)

Thankyou so much !

I think it heavily depends on the tone of the singer. Some artists have a rounded sort of blended tone while some vocals automatically cut through the mix.

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Hey, I've already upload a video on mastering: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-fe7tAfwo-4A.htmlsi=iWt8pKdYcFOKTFwA

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Please keep continue 🙏 ❤️

You can add in the stereo out itself technically. But what I've outlined under mastering is a fundamental only. There is so much that can done during mastering. Doing all that will not be feasible inside the same project. And yes, you got to make that change in the mixing project only.

Practically what I’ve experienced is that when plugins are inserted on the stereo output (Stereo Out), it affects the entire mix, including all underlying tracks. This is possibly because the Stereo Out channel is where the final mix is routed before being sent to audio interface or exported. (Flo - please correct me unless otherwise) However, it's essential to use these plugins judiciously, as they impact the entire mix and can significantly alter the sound. For individual track processing, such as applying effects to specific instruments or vocals, you would typically use plugins inserted on each track or bus.

Hi. You need to learn to gain stage properly. You will surely get tutorial videos on gain staging on RU-vid :)